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Monday, 31 May 2010 11:58 |
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California Highway Patrol is warning motorists about a freeway shooter on Inland Empire Freeways. Around 30 vehicles have had their back windshield shattered in recent weeks by what appears to be a pellet or BB gun. No one has seen the shooter and there is no obvious pattern so CHP has no nothing to go on. The shootings do seem to occur in the same three stretches of freeway:
Interstate 15 in Cajon Pass.
Interstate 10 between the freeway interchanges in Colton and Ontario.
I-215 between the freeway interchanges in Colton and Riverside.
Anyone with information on the freeway shootings is asked to call the CHP's Inland Communication Center at 909-388-8000.
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Wednesday, 26 May 2010 12:50 |
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 Jordan Romero, from Big Bear, California, became the youngest person to scale Mount Everest Saturday. He reached the 29,035-foot summit with his father Paul Romero, his father's girlfriend Karen Lundgren and three Sherpa guides.
He broke the record set by Temba Tsheri of Nepal, who reached the peak at age 16.
Romero is only one climb away from achieving his goal of climbing the highest peaks on all seven continents. The last peak is Vinson Massif in Antarctica and he hopes to conquer that sometime around the end of the year.
There had been some debate over whether a teenager should be allowed to attempt this. His Father Paul Romero told reporters "Nothing irresponsible about what we did. We were so prepared, everything went perfect. Age has nothing to do with anything,".
Romero made it off the mountain safely Wednesday and is looking forward to seeing his friends and family after the hard climb. |
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Wednesday, 26 May 2010 12:42 |
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Patrick Sean Hunt, 19, was shot in the neck Tuesday at a house on Raven hill drive in Pomona. Enrique Tinoco Parra, 26, was visiting a mutal friend of Hunt when he "for no apparent reason," allegedly took out a gun and shot Hunt in the neck.
Hunt, was flown to a local hostpital and is reported to be in stable condition.
Police are still searching for Parra. Anyone with information is asked to call the Pomona Police Department, 909-620-2095, or the WeTip hotline, 800-782-7462. |
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Tuesday, 18 May 2010 12:37 |
 Tuesday morning, officers from the San Bernardino Police Department were dispatched to the 100 block of South L Street for a violent subject armed with a knife. Upon arrival, the officers entered the residence. The suspect, (Fernando Melgoza, age 47 of San Bernardino) who had been hiding, attacked one officer striking him in the head with a blunt object. The officer fired in self-defense, striking the suspect. Paramedics from the San Bernardino City Fire Department responded to the scene to provide emergency medical care. They pronounced the suspect dead at the scene. The investigation is continuing at this time. Anyone with information is asked to call Detective John Munoz at 909-384-5630 or the SBPD hotline at 384-5656. |
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Thursday, 29 April 2010 11:16 |
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A patrol officer found a body around 12:30 am Thursday morning near Ninth and G streets in San Bernardino. The officer heard gunshots and saw several men runnning away from the victim that was laying face down in the street. The victim has been identified as Tony R. Perez, 36, of San Bernardino.
Officials have complained about a lack of cooperation from witnesses that is preventing them from solving the case.
Anyone with information may call Detective Bill Flesher at 909-384-5655. |
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Tuesday, 20 April 2010 16:40 |
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 Approximately 200 law enforcement officers and support personnel participated in raids on Tuesday morning in connection to the series of attacks against the city of Hemet.
During the raid 35 locations were searched and 16 individuals were arrested or detained. A variety of evidence and contraband was seized including 16 firearms.
The city of Hemet Police Department wants to remind everyone that the investigation is still ongoing and that the $200,000 reward still stands. You can contact them at their confidential tip lines by calling 951-765-3897 or sending an email to
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Written by Ashley Morgado
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Tuesday, 13 April 2010 12:13 |
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 Almost a year after the brutal stabbing of Brock and Davina Husted, both 42, and their unborn child, a suspect has finally been arrested. Joshua Graham Packer, 20, an unemployed security guard of Ventura was charged with three counts of murder. Davina Husted was almost 5 months pregnant.
The brutal stabbings initially shocked the quiet neighborhood of Faria Beach on May 20, 2009. Authorities arrested Packer on Sunday, after linking him to the case by DNA evidence collected in a separate case. Packer was arrested in September of 2009 for a robbery at a Santa Barbara gas station and his DNA was entered into a state database. Police records also show that Packer had a violent past and was charged in Ventura County for misdemeanor battery in November and a misdemeanor hit-and-run in December.
Packer remains in jail on $2.2 million bail. The charges against the suspect aside from murder include burglary, robbery and use of a gun. Other special circumstance charges could condemn Packer to a death sentence, if convicted.
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Monday, 12 April 2010 11:50 |
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 A 15 foot long python was caught near Evans lake in Riverside's Fairmount Park Saturday.
After receiving reports of a giant snake coming out of the water animal control responded and captured the 60 pound Burmese python.
They suspect that the python was abandoned by its owner. Scott Reeves, an Animal Services employee and a reptile enthusiast, is caring for the snake for a short while in case the owner does come forward to claim it. If no one claims it then Animal Services will send it to an animal rescue that specializes in exotic pets.
Anyone with information about the snake is asked to call Animal Services at (951) 358-7045. |
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