Frontera NorteSur Tijuana’s city government has fired 15 police officers accused of forcing a female detainee to strip naked and dance while in custody. Alcides Beltrones, secretary-general of the municipal government, confirmed that the chief of the La Presa rural district was among the dismissed officers. A scandal erupted earlier in the spring, [...]
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Gang-related homicides appear to be dropping
September 17, 2010
Gang-related homicides in the San Diego region appear to have dropped sharply over the last two years, according to an annual report recently released by the SANDAG Criminal Justice Research Division. In addition, race/ethnicity, age, and gender continue to be predictors of victimization, with the risk of being a victim of a violent [...]
Reformed or Not Reformed….That is the Question.
September 17, 2010
How the LAPD killing of a knife-wielding man once again proves unity between the department and the community will never exist Perspective By William Gallegos Just the other night, I was changing the channel around when I saw an episode of the Spanish show “Alarma TV.” For those unfamiliar with this show, it is [...]
Life in Prison or Lethal Injection
April 23, 2010
Commentary: By Raoul Lowery Contreras San Diego and the nation experienced shock and surprise Friday afternoon April16th. Accused child rapist and murderer 31-year-old John Gardner III pleaded guilty to raping and murdering 17-year-old, Chelsea King, a few weeks ago and 14-year-old Amber Dubois over a year ago. Shock…! There will be no trial. [...]
California DUI Checkpoints Snag More Unlicensed Drivers than Drunk Ones
February 19, 2010
By Ryan Gabrielson California Watch Sobriety checkpoints in California are increasingly turning into profitable operations for local police departments that are far more likely to seize cars from unlicensed motorists than catch drunken drivers. An investigation by the Investigative Reporting Program at UC Berkeley with California Watch has found that impounds at checkpoints in 2009 [...]
Forum with Escondido police chief does not go well
August 21, 2009
Latino American Democratic Club members urge him to stop check points that are targeting the Hispanic community By America Barceló-Feldman – Amid criticism and bitter comments, Escondido Police Chief Jim Maher tried to explain his policy surrounding the controversial check points, to a skeptical crowd and where activists described his policies as anti-immigrant. NORTH COUNTY [...]





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