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48-Year-Old Arrested On Suspicion of Murdering Wife in Newport Beach

A man is being held on a $1.5 million bail for the suspected murder of his wife. Forty-eight-year-old P.C. is facing a charge of felony murder for financial gain after being taken into custody on Thursday the 11th. He was arrested at the Mexican border and authorities are trying to discover where he was and what he was doing between the time his…

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Teacher in Orange County Jailed for Sex with High School Student

In Orange County, a high-school teacher has been sentenced to 16 months in a county jail and 3 years of supervision for his illegal sexual relationship with a 17-year-old student. Her parents became suspicious when they noticed text messages of a sexual nature on her cell phone. They immediately called the police and then the whole story came out. The student’s name has…

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Rising Prices Leads to Gas Thefts in Southern California

This week, people across California are dealing with record-breaking prices for gasoline. People are being forced to be creative in attempts to save money and afford getting to work. In some cases, this creativity does not always line up with the law. There have been cases reported from Antelope Valley to Roseville of thieves stealing hundreds of gallons of gasoline. In Antelope Valley,…

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Events Unclear Surrounding Death of Johnny Lewis

Jonathan “Johnny” Lewis was born on October 29th, 1983 in Los Angeles. He had minor roles in television shows and his first film was Raise Your Voice with Hilary Duff. He is best known, however, for his role as Kip in Sons of Anarchy and as the ex-boyfriend of singer Katy Perry. What he will probably be most remembered for, however, was his…

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California Mining Museum Loses Millions in Historical Pieces in Daylight Robbery

Gold worth up to $2 million was stolen from the California State Mining and Mineral Museum this past Friday. The robbery took place in broad daylight, at approximately 4 p.m. Robbers armed with pickaxes wore face masks and night goggles as they forced the museum employees into one area of the building. The museum was home to the Fricot Nugget, a chuck of…

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Trial Nearly Over for Man Who Confessed to Cooking His Wife

A former chef is pleading not guilty over the death of his wife in 2009. D.V. aged 49 was a chef at his own restaurant in Lomita, the Thyme Contemporary Café. In October of 2009, his 39-year-old wife disappeared. It was not until February of 2011 that D.V. learned that the authorities were investigating him in connection with her disappearance. In response to…

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Hazing of Soccer Team Ended in Sexual Harassment

Hazing is a well-known occurrence across the U.S. It takes place in colleges, workplaces, sport teams, and in the military. It is seen as a way to add a new member of the group, but it can quickly become illegal and dangerous. In fact, there are many laws in place which outlawhazing because of its potential to become violent or sexual in nature….

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Sixteen Fire Hydrants Stolen in Redlands Putting Local Community At Risk

As the prices of metal rises in California, people are becoming more and more creative in their attempt to sell scrap metal. Not all of these endeavors, however, fall under the realm of the law. The Redlands Police Department are looking for the people responsible for stealing 16 fire hydrants in the Redlands area. It is estimated that these hydrants were worth about…

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Orange County Grand Jury Indicts Irvine Man of Murdering His Father

On August 30th, 60-year-old E.B. was fatally shot in his home. An Orange County grand jury has formally accused his 21-year-old son of committing the crime, saying he shot his father following an argument regarding money. After shooting his father, he allegedly locked his father’s body in his bedroom, stole his father’s car, and attempted to escape by fleeing to Colorado. The next…

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Sex Offender Arrested in Irvine Park for Violating Terms of Parole

Convicted sex offenders are not allowed to go near city parks, but this did not stop 51-year-old J.P.N. from attempting to play a game of tennis in Citrus Glen Park last week. The law in Irvine was enacted in July of 2011 and stated that city parks and recreational facilities were off-limits for those who had been previously convicted of a sex offense….

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