It was announced on Tuesday, April 12, 2012, by Sheriff Lee Baca that a section of the Los Angeles County Men’s Central Jail will be closed and the inmates would be moved to other locations. The inmates will be moved to other counties or fire camps but Sheriff Baca did not detail when the closure…
Continue reading ›There have been allegations against two sisters from Los Angeles County of operating an unlicensed cosmetic clinic from their home. Several victims had reported that they had become ill after receiving fillers for their face or buttocks. In some cases the filler solidified causing infections according to a quote obtained by the Orange County Register.…
Continue reading ›Paul Richardson, Shaquille Richardson and Josh Shirley were all set to play football for UCLA. Each was a regional star for his local high school. Paul Richardson was a wide receiver at Sierra High School in Gardena, Shaquille was a cornerback who attended Los Alamitos High School and Shirley was a linebacker from Kaiser High…
Continue reading ›On June 16, 2010, members of a tagging crew were arrested for doing hundreds of thousands of dollars in property damage over the last year. The vandalism included damage during the Lakers’ 2009 victory celebration. Members looted several retail establishments, smashed car windows and even vandalized police cars. At least 31 individuals were arrested after…
Continue reading ›A Public Health Inspector in Los Angeles County has been accused of sexually assaulting a bakery owner and has been suspended from the job without pay. The bakery owner was groped in the back room where the incident was also caught on tape. The Department of Public Health’s County Supervisor was the one who insisted…
Continue reading ›Mitrice Richardson was a graduate of Cal State Fullerton in Orange County and vanished last September near Malibu. Her family has now brought a suit against Los Angeles County for their lack of efforts. The Richardson family’s attorney is alleging negligence, intentional infliction of emotional distress and wrongful death at the hands of the Los…
Continue reading ›An ordinance, adopted January 2009, in the city of Lancaster in Los Angeles County is seeing positive results after imposing stiff penalties on dog owners. Owners of “potentially dangerous” and “vicious” dogs such as pit bulls and Rottweilers are prevented from using their dogs to bully people or cause physical harm to others. Since the…
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