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“WANTED”

SEX OFFENDER

FUGITIVES Living in YOUR Neighborhood? Pg. 6 & 16

-Find out why on Pg. 12

Former Officer Arrested in Gang Murder Investigation Find out more on Pg. 12

TALES OF THE FBI Pg. 14

COMMENTARY BY

MICHELLE MATAESE

Survivor of the gang lifestyle Page 5

December 12, 2013 Mission Statement: Attention Los Angeles’s commitment is to generate a publication that educates, informs and empowers citizens about arrests and crimes in their communities, and about victim assistance and crime prevention; to engage the community in victim assistance and public safety.

Cyber Scammers Target Holiday Shoppers

Holiday Shopping Tips

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In advance of the holiday season, the FBI reminds shoppers to beware of cyber criminals and their aggressive and creative ways to steal money and personal information. Scammers use many techniques to fool potential victims, including fraudulent auction sales, reshipping merchandise purchased with a stolen credit card, sale of fraudulent or stolen gift cards through auction sites at discounted prices, and phishing e-mails advertising brand name merchandise for bargain prices or e-mails promoting the sale of merchandise that ends up being a counterfeit product.

Fraudulent Classified Ads or Auction Sales

Internet criminals post classified ads or auctions for products they do not have. If you receive an auction product from a merchant or retail store rather than directly from the auction seller, the item may have been purchased with someone else’s stolen credit card number. Contact the merchant to verify the account used to pay for the item actually belongs to you. Shoppers should be cautious and not provide credit card numbers, bank account numbers, or other financial information directly to the seller. Fraudulent sellers will use this information to purchase items for their scheme from the provided financial account. Always use a legitimate payment service to protect purchases. Diligently check each seller’s rating and feedback along with their number of sales and the dates on which feedback was posted. Be wary of a seller with 100 percent positive feedback if they have a low total number of feedback postings and all feedback was posted around the same date and time.

Gift Card Scam

The safest way to purchase gift cards is directly from the merchant or authorized retail merchant. If the merchant discovers the card you received from another source or auction was initially obtained fraudulently,

Here are some tips you can use to avoid becoming a victim of cyber fraud: • Do not respond to unsolicited (spam) e-mail. • Do not click on links contained within an unsolicited e-mail. • Be cautious of e-mails claiming to contain pictures in attached files, as the files may contain viruses. Only open attachments from known senders. Always run a virus scan on attachment before opening. • Avoid filling out forms contained in e-mail messages that ask for personal information. • Always compare the link in the e-mail to the web address link you are directed to and determine if they match.

the merchant will deactivate the gift card number and it will not be honored to make purchases.

Phishing and Social Networking

Be leery of e-mails or text messages you receive indicating a problem or question regarding your financial accounts. In this scam, you are directed to follow a link or call the number provided in the message to update your account or correct the problem. The link actually directs the individual to a fraudulent website or message that appears legitimate; however, any personal information you provide, such as account number and personal identification number (PIN), will be stolen. Another scam involves victims receiving an e-mail message directing the recipient to a spoofed website. A spoofed website is a fake site or copy of a real website that is designed to mislead the recipient into providing personal information. Consumers are encouraged to beware of bargain e-mails advertising one day only promotions for recognized brands or websites. Fraudsters often use the hot items of the season to lure bargain hunters into providing credit card information. The old adage, “If it seems too good to be true, it probably is,” is a good barometer to use to legitimize e-mails. Black Friday has traditionally been the “biggest

shopping day of the year.” The Monday following Thanksgiving has more recently (2005) been labeled Cyber Monday, meaning the e-commerce industry endorses this special day to offer sales and promotions without interfering with the traditional way to shop. Scammers try to prey on Black Friday or Cyber Monday bargain hunters by advertising “one day only” promotions from recognized brands. Consumers should be on the watch for too good to be true e-mails from unrecognized websites. Along with online shopping comes the growth of consumers using social networking sites and mobile phones to satisfy their shopping needs more easily. Again, consumers are encouraged to beware of e-mails, text messages, or postings that may lead to fraudulent sites offering bargains on brand name products.

• Log on directly to the official website for the business identified in the e-mail, instead of “linking” to it from an unsolicited e-mail. If the e-mail appears to be from your bank, credit card issuer, or other company you deal with frequently, your statements or official correspondence from the business will provide the proper contact information. • Contact the actual business that supposedly sent the e-mail to verify that the e-mail is genuine. • If you are requested to act quickly or there is an emergency, it may be a scam. Fraudsters create a sense of urgency to get you to act impulsively. • If you receive a request for personal information from a business or financial institution, always look up the main contact information for the requesting company on an independent source (phone book, trusted Internet directory, legitimate billing statement, etc.) and use that contact information to verify the legitimacy of the request. • Remember if it looks too good to be true, it probably is. To receive the latest information about cyber scams, please go to the FBI website and sign up for e-mail alerts by clicking the envelope in the upper right corner of the page. If you have received a scam e-mail, please notify the IC3 by filing a complaint at www.ic3.gov. For more information on e-scams, please visit the FBI’s New E-Scams and Warnings webpage at: www.fbi.gov/scams-safety/e-scams

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As a follow up to the Justice for Murdered Children October/November carnival car show, 100’s of families of murdered children were given Thanksgiving dinner due to the generous support of the Los Angeles County community. (Left photo) Volunteers sorting and packing donations. (Bottom photo) Relatives and volunteers enjoying the joyful Parents of Murdered Children Los Angeles Chapter monthly meeting in San Pedro. All friends and families of murdered victims are welcome to come find strength within this feeling of giving. wonder group. lachapterofpomc@gmail.com www.jfmc.org Editor Rev. Don Abernathy with Gardena City Councelwoman Tasha Cerda after speaking on Twilight Talk Radio with Host Zeke Vidaurri and special guest author Jahi Kweli. Everyone should read Jahi’s new book You, Me and EBT to learn what really goes on behind the scenes of the EBT Welfare System. www.twilighttalkradio.com

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HELPFUL NUMBERS

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Substance Abuse numbers

Alcohol Treatment Referral Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-252-6465 Cocaine Anonymous . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-347-8998 Marijuana Anonymous . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-766-6779 National Association for Children of Alcoholics . . . . . . . . . . . . 888-554-2627 National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence Hopeline . 800-622-2255

Family numbers

Adolescent Crisis Intervention & Counseling . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800 999-9999 Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-356-9996 Child Help USA National Child Abuse Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-422-4453 Child Protection Hotline (Los Angeles County DCFS) . . . . . . . 800-540-4000 National Center for Missing and Exploited Children . . . . . . . 800-THE-LOST National Parent Helpline® . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 855-4APARENT National Resource Center on Domestic Violence . . . . . . . . . . 800-537-2238 National Teen Dating Abuse Help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 866-331-9474 National Youth Crisis Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-442-HOPE Planned Parenthood Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-230-PLAN Teen Help Adolescent Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-840-5704

Medical numbers

AIDS Info: Treatment, Prevention and Research . . . . . . . . . . 800-HIV-0440 America Social Health: STD Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-227-8922 CHADD-Children & Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800-233-4050 Eating Disorders Awareness and Prevention . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-931-2237 Headache Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-843-2256 Help Finding a Therapist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-843-7274 National Center For Learning Disabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 888-575-7373 National Domestic Violence/Child Abuse/ Sexual Abuse . . . . 800-799-7233 Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health . . . . . . . . . 800-854-7771 Panic Disorder Information Hotline-mental health hotline . . . . 800-647-2648 USA National Suicide Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-SUICIDE

Community numbers

Gay & Lesbian National Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .888-843-4564 National Human Trafficking Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 888-373-7888 Pet Loss Support Hotline - Grief Counseling Hotline . . . . . . . .888-478-7574 Poison Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-222-1222 Shoplifters Anonymous . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-848-9595 Water Waste Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800 342-5397

Victim/Grief Support numbers

REV. DON ABERNATHY Low medium and serious crimes are on the rise in some communities and decreasing in others. The statistics can be reported in many different ways to make them sound promising or depressing. The bottom line is statistics don’t matter when you are the victim. Due to overcrowding, a lot of low level criminals are receiving probation rather than jail time, if they are even charged at all. This is a very bad slippery slope to start going down. Punishing criminals for committing low level crimes is a deterrent, for some, to prevent them from committing harsher crimes. But releasing them or only giving a legal

slap on the hands is a sure fire way to get them to progress to more serious crimes. Burglary seems to be one of those crimes where criminals are released early or given probation rather than jail time. Even though burglary is a felony requiring 2, 4, or 6 years in state prison, it isn’t a sex or violent crime. My concern is that more and more young people are entering the life of crime by doing daytime burglaries. Take the LAPD West Valley case from November 23, 2013. Allegedly, 19-yearold Alexander Generalao broke into a Van Nuys house with burglary on his mind. What he didn’t know is the paraplegic resident was home and in his medical bed. The homeowner had his cell phone and quietly called 9-1-1. Fortunately, Generalao didn’t find the resident in bed and was captured by the police as he exited the house with stolen cash and medication.

I pose this question, “What is going to happen when one of these young, inexperienced burglars encounter an elderly, ill or handicapped person in the house? Will they panic and run or panic and hurt the resident?” I realize this is a “what if ” scenario but the previous LAPD arrest shows it’s a very real scenario. The best thing we can do is make sure our elderly, ill or handicapped relatives and friends are: • Aware of this possible situation • Have access to a cell or landline phone within their reach • Are secure in their home with doors and windows properly locked • If possible, have an alarm on their home. See our ADT promotion on page 13 • Are checked on a regular basis by us. It’s our human responsibility to take care of our family and friends.

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December 12, 2013

Issue 8

VIEW LOS ANGELES COUNTY ARREST REPORTS BY REGION DUI Arrests Region 1

page 4 page 7

Parole Violation page 8 Region 2 page 10 Burglary Arrests page 13 Region 3

page 15

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NON-EMERGENCY POLICE PHONE NUMBERS LAPD 77th Community Police Station..............................(213) 485-4164 Alhambra PD.................................................................... (626) 570-5107 Altadena LA Sheriff........................................................... (626) 798-1131 Arcadia PD....................................................................... (626) 574-5151 Avalon Station LA Sheriff..................................................(310) 510-0174 Azusa PD.......................................................................... (626) 812-3200 Baldwin Park PD............................................................... (626) 960-4011 Bell Gardens PD............................................................... (562) 806-7600 Bell PD.............................................................................. (323) 585-1245 Beverly Hills PD................................................................ (310) 550-4951 Burbank PD...................................................................... (818) 238-3333 California Highway Patrol.................................................(800) 835-5247 Carson Station LA Sheriff................................................. (310) 830-1123 LAPD Central Community Police Station ........................(213) 485-3294 Century Station LA Sheriff................................................ (323) 568-4800 Cerritos Station LA Sheriff................................................ (562) 860-0044 Claremont PD................................................................... (909) 399-5411 Compton Station LA Sheriff.............................................. (310) 605-6500 Covina PD........................................................................ (626) 331-3391 Crescent Valley LA Sheriff................................................(818) 248-3464 Culver City PD.................................................................. (310) 837-1221 LAPD Devonshire Community Police Station...................(818) 832-0633 Downey PD....................................................................... (562) 861-0771 East Los Angeles LA Sheriff............................................. (323) 264-4151 El Monte PD..................................................................... (626) 580-2100 El Segundo PD................................................................. (310) 524-2268 LAPD Foothill Community Police Station.........................(818) 756-8861 Gardena PD...................................................................... (310) 217-9600 Glendale PD..................................................................... (818) 548-4840 Glendora PD..................................................................... (626) 914-8250 LAPD Harbor Community Police Station..........................(310) 513-7017

Hawthorne PD.................................................................. (310) 349-2700 Hermosa Beach PD.......................................................... (310) 524-2750 LAPD Hollenbeck Community Police Station...................(323) 266-7796 LAPD Hollywood Community Police Station....................(213) 972-2971 Huntington Park PD.......................................................... (323) 584-6254 Industry Station LA Sheriff................................................ (626) 330-3322 Inglewood PD....................................................................(310) 412-5111 Irwindale PD..................................................................... (626) 962-3601 La Verne PD..................................................................... (909) 596-1913 Lakewood Station LA Sheriff............................................(562) 623-3500 Lancaster LA Sheriff......................................................... (661) 948-8466 LAPD Non-Emergency Information Line........................(877) ASK-LAPD LAPD Spanish Line (Español) .........................................(213) 928-8222 Lomita Station LA Sheriff.................................................. (310) 539-1661 Long Beach PD................................................................ (562) 570-7260 Los Angeles County Sheriff.............................................. (323) 526-5541 Malibu/Lost Hills LA Sheriff............................................... (818) 878-1808 Manhattan PD .................................................................. (310) 802-5000 Marina Del Rey LA Sheriff................................................ (310) 482-6000 Maywood PD.................................................................... (323) 562-5700 LAPD Mission Community Police Station ........................(818) 838-9800 Monrovia PD..................................................................... (626) 256-8000 Montebello PD.................................................................. (323) 887-1265 Monterey Park PD............................................................ (626) 307-1211 LAPD Newton Community Police Station.........................(323) 846-6547 LAPD North Hollywood Community Police Station...........(818) 623-4016 LAPD Northeast Community Police Station.....................(213) 485-2563 Norwalk Station LA Sheriff................................................ (562) 863-8711 LAPD Olympic Community Police Station........................(213) 382-9102 LAPD Pacific Community Police Station..........................(310) 482-6334 Palmdale LA Sheriff.......................................................... (661) 272-2400

Palos Verdes PD.............................................................. (310) 378-4211 Pasadena PD................................................................... (626) 744-4501 Pico Rivera Station LA Sheriff..........................................(562) 949-2421 Pomona PD...................................................................... (909) 622-1241 LAPD Rampart Community Police Station ......................(213) 484-3400 Redondo Beach PD.......................................................... (310) 379-2477 San Dimas Station LA Sheriff........................................... (626) 332-1184 San Fernando PD............................................................. (818) 898-1267 San Gabriel PD................................................................. (626) 308-2828 San Marino PD................................................................. (626) 300-0720 Santa Clarita Valley Station LA Sheriff............................. (661) 255-1121 Santa Monica PD.............................................................. (310) 458-8491 Sierra Madre PD............................................................... (626) 355-1414 Signal Hill PD.................................................................... (562) 989-7200 South Gate PD................................................................. (323) 563-5400 South Los Angeles Sheriff Station.................................... (323) 820-6700 South Pasadena PD......................................................... (626) 403-7270 LAPD Southeast Community Police Station.....................(213) 972-7828 LAPD Southwest Community Police Station....................(213) 485-2582 Temple Station LA Sheriff................................................. (626) 285-7171 LAPD Topanga Community Police Station.......................(818) 756-4800 Torrance PD ..................................................................... (310) 328-3456 LAPD Van Nuys Community Police Station......................(818) 374-9500 Vernon PD........................................................................ (323) 587-5171 Walnut/Diamond Bar Station LA Sheriff............................(626) 913-1715 West Covina PD............................................................... (626) 939-8500 West Hollywood Station LA Sheriff...................................(310) 855-8850 LAPD West Los Angeles Community Police Station........(310) 444-0701 LAPD West Valley Community Police Station ................. (818) 374-7611 Whittier PD....................................................................... (562) 945-8250 LAPD Wilshire Community Police Station........................(213) 473-0476

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LOS ANGELES COUNTY ALCOHOL RELATED ARREST REPORTS Name MELINDA J ROSALES RICHARD HSU JASON YOUNG TAK SHANAH PATRICE WEATHERS ADRIANA MARTINEZ EMMANUEL JAIMES ERNESTO ALCALA JOEL CUEVAS JUZELLE MARIE ORTEGA ESTEBAN TAPIA LINO MAURA DELGADO ERNESTO AVILA MORAD SAMIR MIKHAIL ALBA FAZIO STEPHAN CHOLAKYAN TAMIKO JANAE CRAIG ANDREW C EINSTOSS TAN DUY DINH ARANTXA A OSBORNE ANTHONY TINSLEY HAI P CAO EDDY RECINOS THOMAS FLORES TEOFILO VARGAS ENRIQUEZ GAUDENCIO DE LA CRUZ PAOLA SECUNDINO PATRICIA ZAMORA CORZA JOSE CRUZ RUBIO YUAN ZHOU KARINA LISETTE RIVAS LUIS MANUEL ALFARO NICOLE LISA TRONCOSO STEVE ANTHONY TORRES VINCENT EPIFANIO AUDELO

Sex Age Occupation Arrested Arresting Agency Charge Bail Release Reason Female 19 Student Worker 12/7/13 CHP Santa Fe Springs DUI Alcohol 0.08% Misdemeanor $5,000 Citation Male 39 Sales 11/27/13 CHP South LA DUI Alcohol 0.08% Misdemeanor $30,000 Bond Male 26 Export Agent 12/8/13 Gardena Police Department DUI Alcohol 0.08% Misdemeanor $10,000 Female 26 None Stated 12/7/13 LA Sheriff Carson DUI Alcohol 0.08% Misdemeanor $5,000 Citation Female 28 None 12/2/13 LA Sheriff East LA DUI Alcohol 0.08% Misdemeanor $26,000 Male 25 Cook 12/4/13 LA Sheriff Industry DUI Alcohol 0.08% Misdemeanor $26,000 Male 24 Unemployed 11/29/13 LA Sheriff Industry DUI Alcohol 0.08% Misdemeanor $45,000 Male 47 Construction 12/6/13 LA Sheriff Lakewood DUI Alcohol 0.08% Misdemeanor $0 Female 21 Waitress 12/8/13 LA Sheriff Norwalk DUI Alcohol 0.08% Misdemeanor $75,000 Male 45 Construction 12/5/13 LA Sheriff Pico Rivera DUI Alcohol 0.08% Misdemeanor $165,000 Female 47 Unemployed 12/8/13 LA Sheriff South LA Lennox DUI Alcohol 0.08% Misdemeanor $5,000 Male 28 Retail Sales 12/4/13 LA Sheriff South LA Lennox DUI Alcohol 0.08% Misdemeanor $58,000 Male 27 Restaurant Owner 11/30/13 LA Sheriff West Hollywood DUI Alcohol 0.08% Misdemeanor $35,000 Bond Female 21 Unemployed 12/3/13 LA Sheriff West Hollywood DUI Alcohol 0.08% Misdemeanor $75,000 Male 35 Unemployed 12/1/13 Los Angeles Police Department DUI Alcohol 0.08% Misdemeanor $5,000 Own Recognizance Female 42 Laborer 12/1/13 Los Angeles Police Department DUI Alcohol 0.08% Misdemeanor $17,379 Male 26 Oil Field Worker 11/30/13 California Parks & Recreation DUI Alcohol/Drug Misdemeanor $5,000 Citation Male 19 Laborer 11/28/13 CHP Baldwin Park DUI Alcohol/Drug Misdemeanor $5,000 Citation Female 20 Cashier 11/30/13 CHP Baldwin Park DUI Alcohol/Drug Misdemeanor $5,000 Citation Male 36 Sales 12/1/13 CHP Baldwin Park DUI Alcohol/Drug Misdemeanor $5,000 Citation Male 37 Import Export 11/29/13 CHP Baldwin Park DUI Alcohol/Drug Misdemeanor $5,000 Citation Male 41 Baker 11/27/13 CHP East LA DUI Alcohol/Drug Misdemeanor $0 Male 50 Unemployed 11/27/13 CHP East LA DUI Alcohol/Drug Misdemeanor $0 Citation Male 20 Mail Sorter 11/30/13 CHP East LA DUI Alcohol/Drug Misdemeanor $5,000 Citation Male 36 Unemployed 12/7/13 CHP East LA DUI Alcohol/Drug Misdemeanor $5,000 Female 39 Cashier 11/30/13 CHP East LA DUI Alcohol/Drug Misdemeanor $5,000 Citation Female 42 Receptionist 12/8/13 CHP East LA DUI Alcohol/Drug Misdemeanor $5,000 Citation Male 29 Carpenter 12/6/13 CHP Santa Fe Springs DUI Alcohol/Drug Misdemeanor $0 Citation Male 18 Student 12/1/13 CHP Santa Fe Springs DUI Alcohol/Drug Misdemeanor $5,000 Citation All types of people will continue to commit crimes Female 25 Receptionist 12/4/13 CHP Santa Fe Springs DUI Alcohol/Drug Misdemeanor $5,000 Released the 12/6/13 community unites and says ENOUGH!! Misdemeanor $10,888 Citation Male 26 until Cook CHP Santa Fe Springs DUI Alcohol/Drug Female 44 Info Tech 12/3/13 CHP Santa Fe Springs DUI Alcohol/Drug Misdemeanor $30,000 In the period to this publication, Male 32 2 week Clerk 12/5/13 prior CHP Santa Fe Springs DUI Alcohol/Drug over 700 individuals Misdemeanor $110,561 Male 29 X Ray Tech 11/30/13 CHP South LA DUI Alcohol/Drug were arrested in Los Angeles County for DUI’s. Misdemeanor $0 Bond

*Source: GFK Custom Research North America, 2013

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As of date of publication, all information this publicationPublication: is not 100%Attention! accurate due toLive: dismissals, 10.125" x DA 6.75"rejects, violator registrations, etc. Job/Order in #: 257068 A partir de la fecha de publicación, toda la información no es 100% precisa, debido a desestimación, rechazos del distrito fiscal (DA), registros del infractor, etcétera.

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Teach children about bullying and cyber bullying. Let them know that this is wrong and how to report it to a parent or a teacher.

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December 12, 2013

Issue 8

Male Abuse Awareness Week – Help4Guys.org ...An annual event, the first week of December

We’ve all heard of “awareness events” – times that are devoted to draw attention to causes and efforts that serve the greater community. But I’m betting few have ever heard of Male Abuse Awareness Week (MAAW), which over the past half dozen years has been the brainchild of California’s own Barbara Ochoa and her P.Luna Foundation. The week is an opportunity to draw attention to the fact that the problem of child abuse is not just an issue for young girls but that an incredible number of little boys are also molested and raped. The official government statistics show that an incredible 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 6 boys WILL BE sexually abused before they are 18 years old! Celebrated the first week of December, I have been pleased to have participated in the LIVE events at the culmination of MAAW over the last three years, once in San Diego, a second time in Los Angeles, and this year in San Francisco’s beautiful Union Square. We could not have had a more beautiful afternoon last Saturday. The park was teeming with people of

every sort. Families with children, young couples, holiday shoppers and folks enjoying the outdoor ice skating rink packed the space, making for a readymade audience for our presentation, which included music and song. As the main speaker at this “Help 4 Guys” event, my talk was designed to explain that abused boys (and older men who are still suffering from unresolved childhood trauma) have certain special obstacles to overcome, mainly because they are socialized differently than girls. Most of us are told to “man up” “forget about it” and “put it behind us,” and we’re taught to figure stuff out for ourselves. We falsely come to believe that our report of child abuse is tantamount to a sign of weakness or an admission of a character flaw. Girls are far more likely to share their experiences with each other, to talk about their feelings and to ask for help. But as boys we’re taught to deny our feelings. As grown men we fear judgment and are frequently and inappropriately ashamed. Children are ALWAYS victims and adult predators ALWAYS responsible in cases of child abuse, yet there is often a persistent feeling of guilt associated with childhood trauma. Parents need to talk frankly to their children from toddlerhood and in age appropriate stages all through

their lives about issues related to potential abuse. It should be explained to both boys and girls that they have a right to personal privacy with their body, and especially for the parts that some call the “bathing suit areas.” Furthermore all kids should be taught to trust their feelings and to share about any discomfort or violation they experience with mom or dad (or another trusted adult). And that they should KEEP TELLING until they get the help they need feeling comfortable again. I cannot stress this last point enough. Studies show that it can often take a child reporting what’s happening to them SEVEN TIMES before they are believed or taken seriously - before they get the help they need. If a child tries to tell once or twice or three times and is unsuccessful he or she will frequently believe they can trust no one, and they will bury their discomfort and pain as a secret. It’s not unusual. That’s what happened to me. The 2013 official celebration of Male Abuse Awareness Week is now behind us. Yet every day we have an opportunity to break through the taboo of speaking of issues of child abuse and trauma, encouraging men and women alike to seek the help they need to recover and heal from the broken foundation many have experienced in childhood.

of my misled youth in Wilmington. Every night after hanging out on “The Boulevard”, I would always catch a ride to the 24 hour AM/PM that serviced my junk food cravings. Some nights my friends and I would ride our bikes or even walk there because it was “our AM/ CM”. The “AM/CM” or appropriately known as AM/PM was a revision done by my homies because we were “Piru’s” and there will not be any “m” (murder) after the letter “p”. I was so adamant about calling that place AM/CM that I even spray painted it numerous times on their walls. One thing I liked about our local AM/CM was that no matter how far it was from the projects, all the surrounding hoods knew it belonged to my hood.

idiotic thing that happened to me at that corner. Even though the acts of my dysfunctional adolescence were behind me, I still felt pretty sketchy about being in the area. The pump I pulled up didn’t take cards so I had to go inside to pay. That was not the most comforting thing to do for me. I had my signature shades on and I can say I was pretty incognito that day, but Lord behold, some people will never forget any nuisance in their life. I was startled when the cashier asked how have I’d been doing. To my surprise it was an older and wrinkled face of the attendant that I’d tormented so long ago. I wanted to cry as he smiled so brightly smiled at me. He looked at me “I AM a Survivor of the gang lifestyle” as if he saw a miracle for the first time. He came out from behind the glass and By: Michelle Mataese Times have changed, but the one thing hugged me. I just couldn’t hold back the My little gang-banger life was more tears. He said to me, “You are different that still remains of my childhood city consuming than the bottomless pit I is the AM/PM (before AM/CM to me). now and I’m happy to see that you are had as a stomach in my teenage years. alive”! I didn’t know how to process Any growing teen would know that the There are three local 7-Elevens within a what I just heard! I was looking at the mile radius of one another on the main fulfillment of candy bars, chips, and face that recorded many events of my fruit roll ups basically covers all of your street, but the Iron clad AM/PM remains upbringing from the juvenile delinquent the same. Literally! much needed food groups. Thinking trying con someone into buying me beer about all my late night trips to the local I recently stopped at the AM/PM to get and cigarettes, my Now & Later candy AM/PM brings back so many memories gas, and I chuckled as I thought of every runs (take now, pay later), gang fights,

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Talk to a Teen Teen Advice Columnist: Jade Archer By Jade Archer

I could see it? I really valued your cause and I would like to do something like that one day, and you are extremely Beautiful (:

Answer: Thank you so much! You know, I’m so proud of you for working through everything. You can overcome anything and that is because you are a strong person! You will overcome bullying, you just have to believe you can. Thank you! For the picture, it’s somewhere on my camera. You can just send me a photo of you and I can find it! Thank you for valuing the cause I have, and it means a lot! I think it’s great that you want to do something like that and I hope you succeed! Sincerely, Jade

Dear Jade, You came to my school and spoke today and I took a picture with you and I was wondering where

Hey Jade, I have a friend that’s been struggling finding herself

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beautiful she tells me that she hates what she sees in the mirror the thing is that she’s amazing and she’s beautiful! How can I help her?

Answer: Thank you for being a concerned friend, I think is very sweet how you want her to feel good about herself. But you have to understand that no matter what you say, if she doesn’t believe she’s beautiful then nothing anybody says will make her believe it. To help her you can tell her that she is beautiful and that she may not see what you see in her, but she’s beautiful because everyone is beautiful. Jade You’re such an inspiration! Knowing that its possible to overcome bullying makes me hopeful. It has helped me so much, I myself was suicidal and would

A big part of our mission at NAASCA (National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse) is to offer a sense of hope to any individual who’s still suffering from the pain of childhood trauma. Our website at www.NAASCA.org is filled with articles, resources and free services that deal with information on prevention and intervention for today’s group of at-risk kids and their caregivers, and with recovery resources for the adult who still suffers from the pain they first experienced in their childhood. We encourage you to follow and participate in our Internetbased Sunday night “Community Matters” This Week and our Monday through Friday “Stop Child Abuse Now” (SCAN) talk radio shows that feature special guests and topics related to child abuse and trauma. All episodes are live, and commence at 5pm PAC time: www.BlogTalkRadio.com/Bill-Murray ----Mr. Murray is the founder of two well respected grassroots nonprofit organizations, Los Angeles Community Policing (www.LACP.org) and the National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse (www.NAASCA. CHILD ABUSE org). See also the NOW new Facebook page: LACP.org NAASCA.org www.Facebook.com/ ----------------------------BlogTalkRadio.com/Bill-Murray NAASCA

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girl fights, getting shot at, and even being handcuffed by LAPD’s finest, the C.R.A.S.H. units.

girl that just needed to find out who she was. I’m glad that the stupid credit card machine didn’t work at the pump that day because I not only gave this It’s not complicated to see my life man hope of my changed life, he gave mistakes on other people’s faces. I had to endure that for a long time in my life me encouragement to believe that I am a not defined by the little gang banger and I probably will always continue to do so. I can look at myself and account girl he knew long ago. I once believed that my acceptance into a gang was good for the many mistakes of my past, but enough to suffice the void in life, but I am proud. I’m proud to know that the acceptance I received from the AM/ when I see my past on my face, I see PM attendant will be one of my favorite my present of being alive and I see my future, because I finally have one to look collective moments of meaning. forward to. That attendant at the AM/ I grew up in a gang lifestyle and I am PM recorded something new about me a survivor of the life. I will continue that day; he captured the redemption of to survive the streets of Los Angeles; my soul. Looking back, I thought I was because it’s more than a battle of gangs, the most awful person growing up, but race, territories, and drug wars…it’s that man patted me on the back and said a battle of Identity! Who I am says a he was proud of me. He said he always lot of where I’m going and it can also knew I was a good girl. I guess being portray what I’ve been through, but my tough girl acting and starting a ruckus real Identity is defined by Who I AM! everywhere was only portrayed by most people, but the people that sit around Michelle wants to interact with you and humbly do their job will always about your community and how to observe the best in everyone.

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That man had seen my most humiliating moments as a female and he saw a young cut myself when i got home from school and I wanted to kill myself but seeing you go on and do better things with your life and not sinking to their level. It makes me feel like I myself can overcome bullying.

The fact that you looked at my story and think that you can come over bullying means a lot! Thank you so much for being strong. Jade

Answer: You know, I understand how you feel. I know that you felt suicidal and were cutting and I understand why, but you need to understand that you are stronger than the blade that you harm yourself with, and you are not the words people throw at you. Take those words, and prove that you are amazing because you are. The fact that you came over it means a lot because not a lot of people can say that they came over bullying. You can and will come over bullying because you are strong and all you need to do is believe that at the and of the day what you think of yourself is all that counts.

Jade speaks with students, parents and teachers across the country about bullying. Please send Jade any questions you have to Jade@attentionnewsla.org. She will personally answer you and may print your ANONYMOUS question and answer in an upcoming issue. Be brave and ask her anything about bullying. Your question could help you and someone else!

Sexual Offender Fugitives Long Beach Man Guilty for Second Time in Federal Court of Transporting Women Across State Lines to Work as Prostitutes SANTA ANA, CA—A Long Beach man with a long history of forcing women into the sex trade pleaded guilty December 5, 2013 in a sex trafficking case and is expected to be sent to prison for another decade. William Earl Flavors, also known as “Andre,” William Earl Flavors 40, who formerly resided in Seattle, pleaded guilty December 5, 2013 to a charge of transportation into prostitution. Flavors pleaded guilty before United States District Judge Josephine L. Staton, who scheduled a sentencing hearing for May 9. While Judge Staton will make the final decision, prosecutors and Flavors agree that the appropriate sentence in this case is the statutory maximum sentence of 10 years in federal prison. The 10-year sentence is much longer than the sentence that would be expected for this crime under the United States Sentencing Guidelines, and this 10-year sentence would run consecutive to a four-year sentence he is currently serving in relation to the same conduct. In court December 5, 2013, Flavors admitted that he transported two victims in 2012 from Long Beach to Las Vegas, where they were forced or coerced to work as prostitutes. Flavors also admitted he used coercion and force—including physical abuse and threats of additional physical abuse—to make one of the victims work for him as a prostitute for an eight-month period in 2012. In a previous case, Flavors was prosecuted by the United States Attorney’s Office and received a 14-year prison sentence in May

2000. In that case, Flavors admitted transporting two teenage girls from Washington and forcing them to work as prostitutes in Orange County. Flavors completed his sentence in late 2011 and was on supervised release until October 2012, when he was arrested by Long Beach Police after a woman reported being attacked by Flavors. Flavors pleaded guilty in state court last year to pimping in relation to his activities in 2012, and he was sentenced to four years in state prison. Earlier this year, United States District Judge Cormac J. Carney found Flavors to be in violation of his supervised release in the prior federal court case. Judge Carney revoked his supervised release and sentenced Flavors to a four-year prison term, which he is currently serving. The sentencing that Flavors will receive from Judge Staton in relation to December 5, 2013 guilty plea will run consecutive to the sentence that he is currently serving. The current case against Flavors was investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Long Beach Police Department.

Flavors was featured on the cover of Attention issue #2. He has no regard or respect for the lives of the women he has abused. The time he did in prison for sex trafficking obviously had no effect because he couldn’t wait to commit the same crime. Flavors should be the poster child for reforming our prison system. Prison time should be rehabilitating but harse enough to deter these ciminals from returning at an astounding 71% recidivism rate. -Editor’s Comment

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Teodoro Perez Arredondo

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Donald Michael Hunter

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in Violation of Registration Ricky Granville

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Sylmar

Luis Alberto Chavez

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John Mays

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Lorenzo Hernandez Trousset

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In Violation Since 8/21/96

Gerardo Garcia Ramirez

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Pico Rivera

Anthony Townsend

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Reggie Jones

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Raul Rojas Contreras

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Francisco Gaytan

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Jeffrey Lewis Verharst

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Odell Brown Billy Wayne Blair Do not try to apprehend yourself.

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Robert Torres

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Los Angeles

Anthony Julian Porter

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Gardena

Leo Colston

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Los Angeles

Daryl Nauyokas

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Los Angeles

Joel Chavarria

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Inglewood

Efraim Rosado

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LOS ANGELES COUNTY REGION ONE ARREST REPORTS Name JAMES WASHINGTON JOEL DIAZ REINA BEATRIZ SALAZAR ADAN SERRANO BRIAN SERANO JORGE RODRIGUEZ SALAZAR JOHN EDWARD DELGADO NIKO BOGUN RICKIE THOMAS CYNTHIA LOUISE RIVE ANDY SAAVEDRA VIRGINIA TAPU ATOFAU CHADBOURNE DEBURNAY BARNARD RONNIE LAWRENCE LOUIS ALVARADO ENRIQUE NIEVES FOXY SAXTON TRISHA LETT LATISHA LASHWAN MONROE SEVAK MINASVAND THEODORE JOHNSON ALISA TOY DEVIN ALEXANDER KHENDARI JACK HAMILTON SHANNON RENEE OSTLER

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Age Occupation Arrested Arresting Agency Charge 64 None 11/29/13 LA Sheriff Century Robbery Felony 22 Warehouse 12/5/13 LA Sheriff East LA Possession of Assault Weapon Felony 25 Unemployed 11/29/13 Los Angeles Police Department Vandalism Misdemeanor 33 Laborer 12/4/13 LA Sheriff Century Grand Theft Auto Felony 19 Del Taco Manager 11/28/13 Los Angeles Police Department Minor in Possession of Alcoholic Beverage Misdemeanor 53 None 11/27/13 LA Sheriff East LA Murder Felony 50 None 12/3/13 Los Angeles Police Department Elder/Dependent Adult Harm/Death Felony 23 Handy Man 12/4/13 Los Angeles Police Department Robbery Felony 45 Laborer 12/4/13 LA Sheriff Century Narcotics Possess/Purchase Cocaine Base for Sale Felony 41 Accountant 12/1/13 Los Angeles Police Department Possession of Controlled Substance Felony 29 Unemployed 12/5/13 LA Sheriff East LA Detectives Embezzlement over $400 Felony 24 Unknown 12/1/13 CHP East LA False Personation: Special Circumstances Felony 21 None 12/1/13 Los Angeles Police Department Rape by Force or Fear Felony 26 Laborer 12/5/13 Los Angeles Police Department Cruel to Child likely to cause Great Bodily Injury/Death Felony 31 Mechanic 12/4/13 Los Angeles Police Department Possession Burglary Tools Misdemeanor 24 Vendor 12/3/13 LA Sheriff Century Cruel to Child likely to cause Great Bodily Injury/Death Felony 32 Laborer 11/27/13 LA Sheriff Century OSS Attempted Murder Felony 21 None 12/5/13 Los Angeles Police Department Prostitution Misdemeanor 25 Cashier 12/8/13 LA Sheriff West Hollywood Drive w/Suspended or Revoked License Misdemeanor 36 None 11/29/13 Los Angeles Police Department Discharge Firearm in Public Felony 51 Contractor 12/1/13 LA Sheriff Marina Del Rey Registrant Sex Offender Failed Report Current Address Felony 50 Operator 12/4/13 LA Sheriff Century Kidnapping Felony 28 Unemployed 12/7/13 LA Sheriff West Hollywood Bodily Harm/Death on Elder/Dependent Adult All types of people will continue to commit crimesFelony 38 Unknown Los Angeles Police Department Annoy/Etc. Child under 18 until the 12/5/13 community unites and says ENOUGH!! Misdemeanor 25 None 12/1/13 Los Angeles Police Department Willful Cruelty to Child/Child Endangerment Misdemeanor

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Pasadena Police Department Awarded DUI Safety Grant By Craig Clough

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A DUI saturation patrol is planned for Dec. 13, followed on Dec. 20 by a driver’s license/ sobriety checkpoint -- both running from 8 p.m. to 3 a.m. at undisclosed locations.

The Pasadena Police Department was awarded a $136,370 traffic safety grant for its anti-DUI program aimed at preventing deaths and injuries on roadways, it was announced December 3, 2013. The grant was awarded by the California Office of Traffic Safety. “Traffic safety ranks among the highest priorities of the Pasadena Police Department,” said Chief Philip Sanchez. “Collisions have claimed seven lives in Pasadena this year, and the programs with this grant will assist us in

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DA to Seek Death Penalty Against Quadruple Murder Suspect At least two of the victims of the Dec. 2, 2012 killings in Northridge were from the Eagle Rock area. By Craig Clough (Editor) By City News Service

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(Photo credit: Craig Clough) Four people were shot to death on Dec. 2, 2012 in Northrige.

The prosecution announced December 3, 2013 will seek a death sentence against a man charged with the shooting deaths of two women and two men outside a Northridge boarding home a year ago. Ka Pasasouk, 32, is charged with the Dec. 2, 2012, slayings of Amanda Ghossein, 24, of Monterey Park; Jennifer Kim, 26, of Montebello; Robert Calabia, 34, of Eagle Rock; and Teofilo Navales, 49, of Castaic. Ghossein grew up in the Eagle Rock area and her father attended Eagle Rock High. The four murder charges include the special circumstance allegation of multiple murders. Pasasouk, who was arrested in Las Vegas one day after the killings, also faces five counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm and one count each of attempted murder and possession of a firearm by a felon. He is due back in San Fernando Superior Court on Feb. 19 for a pretrial hearing. Pasasouk was ordered held without bail last Dec. 19 for allegedly violating his probation in a drug case and the terms of his release from an earlier prison term. Questions were raised after Pasasouk’s arrest about why he was not in custody at the time of the killings. Despite requests by probation officers last September that he be jailed, Pasasouk was permitted to enter a drugdiversion program in his methamphetamine possession case. The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office conducted an internal review into the handling of the case and conceded that a mistake was made. Pasasouk -- who has multiple convictions dating back to 2004 -- had been released from prison in January 2012.

Beverly Hills Police Arrest 5 in Copper Wire Thefts By Matthew Sanderson (Editor)

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Michael Padilla, 18, Los Angeles

Beverly Hills police took five men into custody early Friday morning stemming from several copper wire thefts over a couple months.

Froiln Silva, 18, Los Angeles

At approximately 1:50 a.m., a Beverly Hills police officer was on patrol in the area of Rexford Drive and Lomitas Avenue. The officer noticed that the city street lights were out in the immediate area and began checking for criminal activity.

Francisco Martinez, 18, Los Angeles

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Call the police if you notice: • • •

A section of streetlights that goes off suddenly for no apparent reason. An open access cover in the sidewalk. Workers at night that are not wearing city uniforms and safety gear.

Due to recent thefts of copper wire occurring in Beverly Hills, the BHPD asks that residents remain vigilant and report all suspicious activity.

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previous incident that required him to wear a tracking device. The detective utilized the device for further investigation by contacting a parole agent at the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation who was able to check the history of Pulido’s movement on the tracking device. The agent subsequently used the information to cross check against other complaints of indecent exposure. The parole agent found seven incidents of the same nature within the county, and contacted Los Angeles County Sheriff ’s Department for assistance in the investigation. The victims, ages 14 to 25, were contacted, and all confirmed that Pulido was in fact the offender in the incidents. Investigators also discovered that Pulido’s history of indecent exposure dates back to 2002. Pulido was booked into Los Angeles County Jail where he awaits transfer to California State Prison.

Detectives ask that anyone who may have additional information contact LA County Sheriff ’s Department Special Victims Bureau at (877) 710-5273.

The officer then located and stopped a suspicious vehicle, and the on scene investigation, coupled with evidence inside the vehicle, determined that the five occupants were involved in tampering with electrical street lights and the theft of copper wiring.

Workers working at night that are not driving city marked vehicles (Beverly Hills’ street light crews have trucks with city shields and are numbered in the 600’s)

They were taken into custody and transported to the Beverly Hills Police Department and booked on numerous theft related charges. They are:

Parolee Arrested for Multiple Acts of Indecent Exposure

by Jena Weatherspoon CrimeVoice.com Long Beach- A 26-year-old parolee awaits prison for multiple incidents of indecent exposure. On October 23, 2013, a 21-year-old female victim of Albert Raul Pulido’s indecent exposure spotted his vehicle in North Long Beach and reported the sighting to Long Beach Police Department. She recognized the vehicle because she recorded his actions and vehicle with her cell phone during the original incident, which occurred in Lynwood about two months prior. With the help of a team of agencies, Pulido was found and arrested. At the time of his arrest, the 26-year-old was on parole for a

Albert Raul Pulido

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Male 29 Computer Asst 12/8/13 Los Angeles Police Department Violation of Parole Felony No Bail the 11/29/13 community and ENOUGH!! Felony No Bail Male 61 until None Los Angeles Policeunites Department Violation of says Parole 30 Care Taker 12/6/13 LA Sheriff Industry Violation of Parole Felony No Bail InFemale the 2 week period prior to this publication, over 250 individuals Male 36 Tattoo Artist 12/6/13 LA Sheriff Industry Violation of Parole Felony No Bail were in Los Angeles County for Parole/Probation Violations. Male arrested 50 None 11/29/13 LA Sheriff Industry Violation of Parole Felony No Bail

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How Can I Protect My Child From Sexual Assault? Pt. 3 of 5 KNOW THE RED FLAGS Message from Megan’s Law Crime Victim’s Center: With so many tricks clearly identified, you now may be seeing certain patterns of behavior emerging. You may also be able to detect a predator at the beginning stages of their grooming process – even before they have begun abusing; but you have to be very astute. This is an area that deserves careful consideration because, on one hand, we want to prevent sexual victimization, but on the other, we don’t want to assume someone is a sexual predator targeting children because they display a behavior that, on its own, may not indicate a problem. But when coupled with other behaviors it might mean that there is an abuser preying. Following is a listing of characteristics that have been identified from actual cases as markers for potential trouble. One flag alone may not mean the person is a predator, but accompanied with other red flags it may indicate that the person is capable of sexually abusing your child:

Red Flag 1 - Someone who wants to spend more time with your child than you.

Red Flag 2 - Someone who

Red Flag 7 - Someone who

regularly offers to babysit, help-out or takes children on day or overnight outings alone.

manages to get time alone with, or attempts to be alone with your child or other children

Red Flag 8 - Someone who buys

Red Flag 3 - Someone who insists

Red Flag 9 - Someone who

Red Flag 4 - Someone who is

Red Flag 10 - Someone who

on hugging, touching, kissing, tickling, wrestling or holding a child, even when a child doesn’t want this affection. overly interested in the sexuality of a child or teen and asks either the parents or the child sexually-oriented questions.

Red Flag 5 - Someone who relates

extremely well to children and spends most of his/her spare time with them and has little interest in spending time with individuals their own age.

Red Flag 6 - Someone who has

few or no boundaries and does not respect the limits of their role in their relationship with children.

expensive gifts or gives children money for no reason.

frequently walks in on children/teens in the bathroom or in the locker room while they are showering or changing. goes to parks, beaches or public places where children congregate and spends an exorbitant amount of time staring or taking photographs of children for no apparent reason. You should be suspicious of anyone attempting to photograph your child without your consent.

Red Flag 11 - Someone who

inappropriately makes comments about the way your child looks.

Your Stolen Password was WHAT???

By Rev. Don Abernathy One of my favorite teenager movies is from 1995 with a young Angelina Jolie called Hackers. This fictitious story of teenage computer hackers gave a funny but very serious look into our computer future. In this movie The Plague, played by Richard Stevens, goes into a rant about the most common passwords and reminds his company executives to change their passwords. Almost 20 years later and most Americans protect their most valuable bank accounts, credit cards, person finances, family histories and our work information Most Common Passwords with an unbelievably small 2012 VS. Change 2011 # Password from 2011 and simple combination 1. password Unchanged of letters, numbers and 2. 123456 Unchanged symbols commonly known 3. 12345678 Unchanged as a password. 4. abc123 Up 1 The beginning of December 5. qwerty Down 1 brought cold weather, 6. monkey Unchanged holiday sales and a 7. letmein Up 1 frightening news report 8. dragon Up 2 that 2 million user names 9. 111111 Up 3 and passwords had been 10. baseball Up 1 stolen. Since most people 11. iloveyou Up 2 don’t have photographic memories, we tend to use 12. trustno1 Down 3 the same user name and 13. 1234567 Down 6 password for multiple sites. 14. sunshine Up 1 The information for these Down 1 15. master 2 million people gives the 16. 123123 Up 4 hackers access to countless 17. welcome New millions of user accounts. 18. shadow Up 1 The really sad news is that Down 3 19. ashley computer programmers 20. football Up 5 write programs that New 21. jesus randomly hack our Up 2 22. michael computers, our phones 23. ninja New and our pads on a regular 24. mustang New basis. Yes I know phones are supposed to be safe because 25. password1 New the base program platform   is not as old or well known as Windows or Mac computers but believe me, phone viruses do exist. Every 20 minutes, I’m reminded they exist as I get a popup window on my Android phone offering me $200 a week to work from home and phone numbers for hot singles in my neighborhood. I hear regular reports of small hacks but this report from security company Trustwave is too big to stay out of the headlines. A malware program named Pony forwarded the majority of the information to a central server in the Netherlands. John Miller, security research manager at Trustwave, said that the

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hack wasn’t due to a flaw in any of those company’s servers. “It was the individual users’ computers that had the malware installed on their machine.” He adds that the unnamed hackers were most likely motivated by profit. “These passwords were never publicly posted. We can’t say for sure, but [the hackers] were probably going to sell them.” Many of the services whose users were affected have already taken action. “They may not necessarily inform users with an email,” said Miller. However, he adds that affected users will be asked to reset their password after logging into their account. Trustwave analyzed the passwords that were compromised in the hack and saw some of the trends usually associated with bad password security. The most common password was 123456. In addition, nearly half of all passwords used a single character type, such as all lowercase letters or all numbers. So how do we keep our information secure? You can’t! Everyday Norton, Kaspersky, McAffe release updates for new viruses and malwares that were just discovered. Since we can’t stop the programmers from writing new evil programs, all we can do is try to our best to protect our information.

• Use reputable anti-virus software and keep it up to date. • Use passwords that include a combination of upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols. • Passwords should be at least 8 digits but 16 digits is better. • Do not use the same password on every site. • Change your password every 60 days. • Be mindful of the emails that you open. • Never use a consecutive string of letters or numbers like 123456789 or abcdefghi • Never use the most obvious password of password • Never use your birthday or that of your spouse, parents or children • Never share your password with anyone, your best friend or spouse today could be your worst enemy tomorrow. A scary lesson I recently learned. I had problems logging onto one of my office computers. I used my other computer to download a free password access program onto a thumb drive. Following their instructions, I started the computer I couldn’t access and changed the start menu to look at the USB port first. I put in the thumb drive and restarted the computer. In less than 3 minutes, this free program had broken the 12 digit code giving me access to my computer. If this free software worked that well, just think how well the programs written by the hackers work. Use the tips above and do your best to help protect your information. According to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center, here are the most common passwords of 2012. They will be releasing their 2013 numbers in January. I’m curious to see how many of these remain unchanged. Internet Crime Complaint Center’s (IC3) Scam Alerts

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LOS ANGELES COUNTY REGION TWO ARREST REPORTS Name MARIO HEMMIR AGUILAR SCOTT ALAN CHENEY ISACC AVALOS JESUS ESTRADA PEDRO RAMIREZ HERNAN ARGUET ANTHONY ESCONTRIAS STEVEN SAM STEVE ESPARZA JOHN MORRIS RHODES JAVIER DEJESUS AGINIGA MARIA GUADALUPE LAZARO NATALIE CHRISTINE ARMENDARIZ MIGUEL LUNA OSWALDO LOPEZ JASON GARCIA RICHARD CASTANEDA PEDRO ANTONIO YBARRA CELESTE PADILLA SHAWN SOUSA LOUREIRO JIMMY SALGADO GABRIEL CORTEZ LESLIE ALLYSON MORONKO GONZALO RECIO NEREYDA ESCALANTE HERNANDEZ

Sex Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Female Female Male Male Male Male Male Female Male Male Male Female Male Female

Age Occupation Arrested Arresting Agency Charge 24 Retail Sales 12/3/13 LA Sheriff Pico Rivera Detectives Theft-Elder/Dependent Adult over $400 Felony 49 Unemployed 12/1/13 LA Sheriff Lakewood Transport/Sell Controlled Substance Felony 23 Construction 12/1/13 LA Sheriff Lakewood Petty Theft Misdemeanor 44 Truck Driver 11/28/13 LA Sheriff Industry Murder-2nd Degree on Peace Officer Felony 21 Sales 12/2/13 LA Sheriff Industry Destroy/Conceal Documentary Evidence Misdemeanor 32 Maintenance 12/4/13 LA Sheriff Pico Rivera Willful Cruelty to Child/Child Endangerment Misdemeanor 22 Shipping Receiving 12/4/13 LA Sheriff Industry Robbery Felony 29 Sales 12/2/13 LA Sheriff Lakewood Alter Registration/License Plates/Etc. Felony 32 Carpenter 12/6/13 LA Sheriff Norwalk Manufacture/Etc. controlled Substance Felony 18 None 11/29/13 LA Sheriff Pico Rivera Robbery 2nd Degree Felony 19 Unemployed 12/2/13 LA Sheriff Lakewood Criminal Threats Felony 32 Factory Worker 11/29/13 CHP Baldwin Park Cruel to Child likely to cause Great Bodily Injury/Death Felony 23 Sales 12/3/13 LA Sheriff Industry Detectives Damage Property Felony 18 Painter 11/30/13 LA Sheriff Industry Carry Loaded Firearm: Gang Member Felony 33 Unemployed 11/29/13 CHP Santa Fe Springs Reckless Driving Misdemeanor 25 Disabled 12/3/13 LA Sheriff Norwalk Robbery 2nd Degree Felony 34 Water Proofing 11/30/13 LA Sheriff Norwalk Drive w/Suspended or Revoked License for Drugs/Alcohol M isdemeanor 47 None 12/4/13 LA Sheriff Norwalk Trespassing Misdemeanor 25 Warehouse 12/5/13 LA Sheriff Industry Elder/Dependent Adult Harm/Death Felony 19 Gardener 12/1/13 LA Sheriff Cerritos Possession Concentrated Cannabis Felony 42 Forklift Operator 12/1/13 LA Sheriff Norwalk Carry Concealed Dirk or Dagger on Person Felony 18 None 11/30/13 LA Sheriff Pico Rivera Grand Theft Firearms/Etc. Felony 47 None 12/4/13 LA Sheriff Norwalk Hit & Run Misdemeanor 20 LA Sheriffwill Pico Rivera continue Drive w/Suspended or Revoked License crimes Misdemeanor AllMachinist types of12/6/13 people to commit 41 Laborer 11/30/13 LA Sheriff Lakewood Forgery Felony

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Former United Airlines Flight Attendant Sentenced to Federal Prison for Making

Bogus Bomb Threats Aimed at His Former Employer LOS ANGELES—A German national who used to work for United Airlines was sentenced November 25, 2013 to 18 months in federal prison for making false bomb threats against flights operated by the international air carrier. Patrick Cau, who is also known as Patrick Kaiser, 40, of Dallas, was sentenced by United States District Judge Otis D. Wright, II. Cau pleaded guilty in August to one count of false information and hoaxes. While Cau pleaded guilty to one felony count, in a plea agreement filed in federal court, he admitted making eight bomb threats against United from October 2012 through January 2013.

In the first phone call, on October 4, 2012, Cau used a pay phone near his home to call an internal United crew scheduling number and state that a United flight from London to Los Angeles would be bombed later that day. Cau made the subsequent calls to 911 from pay phones in Los Angeles, New York City, Las Vegas, and Seattle, with all the calls stating that a specific United flight would be bombed. As a result of the hoaxes, multiple law enforcement agencies were forced to respond to the bomb threats made by Cau. These law enforcement responses included evacuating people from the targeted airplanes; towing the

aircraft to a safe area; searching and re-screening passengers, baggage, and cargo; and searching the aircraft by human, canine, and other detection methods. As a direct result of Cau’s threats, United experienced substantial disruption to its business operations and services, including cancellation of and delays to flights, transfer of aircraft, and significant inconveniences to United passengers. Judge Wright today ordered Cau to pay $304,495 in restitution to United and $8,838 to reimburse the Los Angeles Police Department for expenses incurred as a result its response to the bomb threats. The case against Cau was investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation; U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI); and the Los Angeles Airport Police.

Bail Release Reason $150,000 $140,000 $1,000 Citation $1,000,000 $5,250 $15,000 Citation $170,000 $20,000 Bond $75,000 $50,000 $50,000 $100,000 $20,000 Bond $35,000 $40,000 $50,000 $0 Bond $20,000 $60,000 $10,000 $0 $250,000 $98,000 $40,000 $20,000

Patrick Cau, 40

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James Ryan Dominguez Murdered ON MAY 18, 2011 The City of Los Angeles is offering a reward of $50,000 for information leading to the identity, arrest and prosecution of the person or persons responsible for the murder of James Ryan Dominguez, male, Hispanic, 25 years of age. On Wednesday, May 18, 2011 at approximately 5:45 p.m., Mr. Dominguez was driving his 2000 black Ford Expedition northbound on Wilmington Blvd. approaching Pacific Coast Highway. A red colored vehicle (type unknown) drove alongside Mr. Dominguez’s vehicle and fired numerous shots into his vehicle. Mr. Dominguez was struck multiple times by gunfire. He was transported to Harbor UCLA Medical Center where he died as a result of his injuries.

The Los Angeles Police Department is requesting your help in identifying the person or persons responsible for this murder. If you know who committed this crime, or if you have any information about this murder, please contact the Los Angeles Police Department immediately. All information will be kept strictly confidential! If you have any information, contact Detectives F. Rivas or B. Oliva, Harbor Area Homicide Detectives at 310 726-7900, Monday through Friday, between 7:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. During non-business hours, and on weekends and holidays, contact the Detective Information Desk, at the 24-hour toll free number 877-LAPD-24-7, or tty (877-2755273). Crime tips may also be reported by cell phone text or the web. To send cell

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phone text tips, text the word ‘LAPD”and your message to crimes (274637). To send web tips, log onto www.Lapdonline.Org and click “anonymous web tips.” Anyone with information about this murder is asked to please call Det. Stephanie Carrillo LAPD Hollenbeck Division 323-342-8959. Anyone wishing to remain anonymous should call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (800-2228477). Tipsters may also contact Crime Stoppers by texting the word “TIPLA” and the message to phone number 274637 (C-R-I-M-E-S on most keypads) with a cell phone. Tipsters may also go to www.lacrimestoppers.org, click on “Submit a Tip” and follow the prompts.

JAMES RYAN DOMINGUEZ Beloved Son, Grandson, Nephew, Friend and Father of 7 yr old Sunny

Murdered at 25 years of age

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Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Donglei Shi, 31 yrs old Donglei Shi was murdered, strangled to death and stuffed in a black plastic bag. Her body was found near Story Park in the city of Alhambra. In the words of her grieving father Mr. George Shi: “My daughter was a very kind person, she was very respectful toward her parents and caring of her brother. My daughter, like us, always treated people with kindness. So I think she could not have foreseen that somebody would kill her so cruelly like this. Even if she had noticed something wrong, she would not think her

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life was threatened. But she met one or two bad people and was tricked and killed. She was murdered, by someone close to her.

Murdered April 09, 2010

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We hope the public can help by providing information for the investigation. There must be someone who has seen something.” Donglei Shi, 31

Someone knows what happened and can give this family peace while getting a murderer off the streets. Witness or anyone with information should contact Los Angeles Sheriff Detective A. Ferguson 323 890-5500. Email afergus@lasd.org

KENDRICK BLACKMON

Murdered at 22 years of age

Mr. Blackmon was employed full time as an armed security guard. He was a Christian and enjoyed playing drums for his church. He will be missed by his family and neighbors. The city of Los Angeles is offering a reward of $50,000 for information leading to the identity, arrest and prosecution of the person or persons responsible for the murder of Kendrick Blackmon, male, Black, 22 years of age.

On Saturday, April 21, 2012, at approximately 1:30 a.m., Mr. Blackmon was driving home with his friends south on San Pedro St. towards Century Blvd. Unknown suspects in another

vehicle drove next to Mr. Blackmon’s vehicle. One unknown suspect shot Kendrick Blackmon at his vehicle. Mr. Blackmon was struck by gunfire and died as a result of his injuries. The Los Angeles Police Department is requesting your help in identifying the person or persons responsible for this murder. If you know who committed this crime, or if you have any information about this murder, please contact the Los Angeles Police Department immediately. All information will be kept strictly confidential!

If you have any information, contact Detective M. Hernandez or Detective S. Marullo, Criminal Group Homicide Division, at (213) 485-4341, Monday through Friday, between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. During non-business hours, and on weekends and holidays, contact the Real Time Analysis and Critical Response Division, at the 24-hour toll free number 877LAPD-24-7, or tty (877-275-5273). Crime tips may also be reported by cell phone text or the web. To send cell phone text tips, text the word ‘LAPD”and your message to crimes (274637). To send web tips, log onto www.Lapdonline. Org and click “anonymous web tips.”

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CALIFORNIA VICTIM’S BILL OF RIGHTS

MARSY’S LAW

The California Constitution, Article 1, Section 28, confers certain rights to victims of crime. Those rights include: 1. Fairness and Respect To be treated with fairness and respect for his or her privacy and dignity, and to be free from intimidation, harassment, and abuse, throughout the criminal or juvenile justice process.

2. Protection from the Defendant To be reasonably protected from the defendant and persons acting on behalf of the defendant.

3. Victim Safety Considerations in Setting Bail and Release Conditions To have the safety of the victim and the victim’s family considered in fixing the amount of bail and release conditions for the defendant.

4. The Prevention of the Disclosure of Conﬁdential Information To prevent the disclosure of confidential information or records to the defendant, the defendant’s attorney, or any other person acting on behalf of the defendant, which could be used to locate or harass the victim or the victim’s family or which disclose confidential communications made in the course of medical or counseling treatment, or which are otherwise privileged or confidential by law.

5. Refusal to be Interviewed by the Defense To refuse an interview, deposition, or discovery request by the defendant, the defendant’s attorney, or any other person acting on behalf of the defendant,

and to set reasonable conditions on the conduct of any such interview to which the victim consents.

6. Conference with the Prosecution and Notice of Pretrial Disposition To reasonable notice of and to reasonably confer with the prosecuting agency, upon request, regarding, the arrest of the defendant if known by the prosecutor, the charges filed, the determination whether to extradite the defendant, and, upon request, to be notified of and informed before any pretrial disposition of the case.

7. Notice of and Presence at Public Proceedings To reasonable notice of all public proceedings, including delinquency proceedings, upon request, at which the defendant and the prosecutor are entitled to be present and of all parole or other post-conviction release proceedings, and to be present at all such proceedings.

8. Appearance at Court Proceedings and Expression of Views To be heard, upon request, at any proceeding, including any delinquency proceeding, involving a post-arrest release decision, plea, sentencing, post-conviction release decision, or any proceeding in which a right of the victim is at issue.

9. Speedy Trial and Prompt Conclusion of the Case To a speedy trial and a prompt and final conclusion of the case and any related post-judgment proceedings.

B. Restitution shall be ordered from the

10. Provision of Information to the Probation Department To

convicted wrongdoer in every case, regardless of the sentence or disposition imposed, in which a crime victim suffers a loss.

provide information to a probation department official conducting a pre-sentence investigation concerning the impact of the offense on the victim and the victim’s family and any sentencing recommendations before the sentencing of the defendant.

11. Receipt of Pre-Sentence Report To receive, upon request, the presentence report when available to the defendant, except for those portions made confidential by law.

12. Information About Conviction, Sentence, Incarceration, Release, and Escape To be informed, upon request, of the conviction, sentence, place and time of incarceration, or other disposition of the defendant, the scheduled release date of the defendant, and the release of or the escape by the defendant from custody.

13. Restitution A. It is the unequivocal intention of the People of the State of California that all persons who suffer losses as a result of criminal activity shall have the right to seek and secure restitution from the persons convicted of the crimes causing the losses they suffer.

C. All monetary payments, monies, and property collected from any person who has been ordered to make restitution shall be first applied to pay the amounts ordered as restitution to the victim.

14. The Prompt Return of Property To the prompt return of property when no longer needed as evidence.

15. Notice of Parole Procedures and Release on Parole To be informed of all parole procedures, to participate in the parole process, to provide information to the parole authority to be considered before the parole of the offender, and to be notified, upon request, of the parole or other release of the offender.

16. Safety of Victim and Public are Factors in Parole Release To have the safety of the victim, the victim’s family, and the general public considered before any parole or other post-judgment release decision is made.

17. Information About These 16 Rights To be informed of the rights enumerated in paragraphs (1) through (16).

To obtain information on the Victim Witness Assistance Center nearest to you contact: Attorney General’s Victim Services Unit 1-877-433-9069 For more information on Marsy’s Law, visit the Attorney General’s website at: www.ag.ca.gov/victimservices

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Former Officer Arrested in Gang Murder Investigation By Gina Tenorio

Long Beach-

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A former Long Beach police detective was arrested along with a suspected gang member for allegedly leaking details of a murder investigation to suspects involved in the case, police said today. The ex-officer, 42-yearold Yvonne Robinson, was arrested Thursday in Carson, according to Long Beach police. The alleged gang member, 24-year-old Prentice Jones, was arrested Thursday in Long Beach, police said. Jones is the brother of Robinson’s brother-in-law, according to police. Robinson and Jones were both charged by the District Attorney’s Office with a felony count of conspiracy to obstruct justice. The charge includes an allegation that the crime was committed “for the benefit of, at the direction of, and in association with a criminal street gang.” Both are free on $60,000 bail. The case stemmed from the June 13, 2012, arrests of 16 gang members on suspicion of a variety of charges. Two of those arrested were suspected in the November 2009 killing of 19-year-old Frank Castro, according to police. Detectives learned that details of the investigation were apparently being leaked by a member of the police department to someone in the gang in an effort to aid the suspects, police said. In May of 2012, they identified Robinson, a detective in the Youth Services Section of the department’s Investigations Bureau, as the alleged mole and placed her under surveillance, police said. After several months, investigators determined that Robinson was leaking case information to Jones, who passed it on to gang leaders, police said. According to court papers, Robinson allegedly called Jones and talked to him for 10 minutes after the Long Beach Police Department sent out a March 26, 2012, news release about a murder investigation. Prosecutors also allege in court documents that Robinson told Jones on May 16, 2012, that homicide detectives knew the identity of the five murder suspects, including the two shooters, and that she told Jones the detectives wanted to question the three non-shooters to have them testify against the two shooters. Prosecutors also allege Robinson told Jones she knew the identity of all of the suspects but did not tell Long Beach Police Department homicide detectives. The criminal complaint also alleges that Robinson confirmed to Jones that he was being followed by a surveillance unit. Robinson was placed on administrative leave in July 2012 and stripped of her police powers pending the conclusion of a department administrative investigation. She was fired March 7. “Police department employees are held accountable to the highest standards, and the department takes immediate action to address employee misconduct,” Long Beach Police Chief Jim McDonnell said. “It is extremely disappointing when the behavior of one individual undermines the public trust that this department works so hard to uphold. “We will not tolerate actions that dishonor the badge that we wear so proudly. The men and women of our department work diligently every day to do the right thing and to provide excellent service to our community. The acts of the one shouldn’t outweigh the acts of the many.”

I really hope citizens and other media outlets are smart enough to only judge this 1 detective for her actions and not the entire Long Beach Police Department. As a lifelong resident of Long Beach, I have the utmost respect for our police. They risk their lives every day to keep my family and my home safe.

family denied benefits Manuel Ayala Murdered at 26 years of age

By Rev. Don Abernathy

Manuel Ayala was a loving father, brother, son, cousin and 8 year better half of his lovely Mayra. Sadly, Manuel left this world in a very tragic way. On September 16, 2013, shortly before 8 pm, 26-yearold Manuel Ayala crossed Pacific Coast Highway near Wilmington Blvd towards the bus bench. No one will ever know why he chose to cross there because he was struck by a gray Toyota driven by a woman with a woman passenger. The 2 women looked at Manual then took off, leaving him lying in the street. By a strange twist of fate, a very grainy surveillance video shows a police car passing Ayala, as he stood in the middle of the street, just seconds before he was stuck by the Toyota. Ayala’s family describes him a beautiful person that was friendly to everyone he met. He loved playing his guitar and writing music. His music showed influence from his favorite artists Bob Marley, Jimmy Hendrix, Bradley Nowell and Jello Biafra. He was an avid fisherman and loved teaching his 4 year old daughter to fish. His mother Laura said, “He was so happy when she caught her first fish, I can still remember the picture he sent me. It saddens me because I’m not sure who is going to take her fishing now.” Manuel was a good artist and liked to write poetry making him a well-rounded artist. He loved children, helped the homeless and had just started computer class to help him provide a better life for his family.

Councilman Joe Buscaino graciously submitted and obtained a $50,000 reward. Now the State of California has made it worse. Since the police ruled Manuel’s death a murder, the family becomes eligible for $5,000 victims assistance. Families regularly use these funds to pay for burial expenses. The Ayala family’s application was denied because Manuel was not in the crosswalk when he was hit and murdered. LAPD Detective Sandra Smith said, “Had the driver stayed at the scene, she would not have been considered a criminal.” But the driver didn’t stop so they are criminals and Manuel Ayala is a victim.

Manuel and sister Desirae - USMC stationed in Washington DC

Two very simple ways to Help This Family

First, the family only has until 12/23 to appeal the victim assistance ruling. I plead to all who read this paper to get involved and help this grieving family in an old fashioned way. Take a minute to write a quick letter expressing your opinion of the ruling against the Ayala family. You can also cut out this article and write “Pay the Ayala Family” on the side. Mail the letter or the article in an envelope with a postage stamp to:

Manuel with daughter Wednsdae

Second, if anyone has any information please contact Detective Jimmy Render (323) 421-2570. To remain anonymous, call “LA Crime Stoppers” by dialing 800-222-TIPS (8477), text your tip to CRIMES (274637), or using the website http://lacrimestoppers.org . Tips through Crime Stoppers are eligible for a reward of up to $1,000.

Appeal Unit PO Box 350 Sacramento, CA 95812 Application # A13-4487070

Manuel’s promising life was cut short by a hit and run driver on September 16, 2013. He was taken to Harbor UCLA Medical Center where they say they did everything they could, but his injuries were beyond repair. When Manuel’s family arrived, he was already brain dead and on life support. Surrounded by loved ones, the family made the choice on September 19th to turn off the machines and let him rest in peace. The tragedy continues as the police try to investigate the case. Los Angeles City

Family and friends constantly peppered the area with flyers that led to the discovery of a witness who said she yelled at the driver to stop.

Eight Indicted in Home Burglary Ring LASD - HQ Newsroom (SHB), Los Angeles County Sheriff Eight defendants who allegedly operated a residential burglary ring that targeted Los Angeles Times subscribers named on stolen “vacation hold” lists pleaded not guilty December 6, 2013 to more than three dozen charges contained in a Grand Jury indictment, the District Attorney’s Office announced. Prosecutors said the eight stole an estimated $1 million in dozens of residential burglaries in both Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties. The 39-count indictment unsealed December 6, 2013 by Judge Charlaine Olmedo names Randal Joseph Whitmore (dob 3-19-69), Duane Vantuinen (dob 10-26-61), Joshua Ray Box (dob 11-17-69), Lorraine Marlene Vasquez (dob 11-20-72), Cory Mulligan (dob 8-22-91), Brian Thomas Duran (dob 5-12-71), Margaret Mary Susan High (dob 3-7-84) and Edwin Lynn Valentine (dob 8-13-60). The eight are charged with multiple counts each of first degree residential burglary, receiving stolen property and conspiracy.

I commend Chief McDonnell for investigating the information leak in his own house and taking all necessary actions against the detective in question. -Editor’s Comment Vantuinen

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Whitmore

Valentine

Stolen items from an alleged burglary ring that targeted LA Times subscribers.

Deputy District Attorney Mark Inaba with the Organized Crime Division said an extensive investigation led by the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department included joint investigations by Glendora, Monrovia, Burbank and Arcadia police departments and the San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department. The investigation was launched following a June 24, 2012, traffic stop involving Whitmore. Police allegedly discovered stolen property in the car along with an L.A. Times “vacation hold” lists that contained the names and addresses of subscribers and the dates that they were scheduled to be out of town. All eight return to court on Dec. 10 in Los Angeles Superior Court, Pomona Branch, Department P for pretrial. All are being held on more than $1.6 million bail each. If convicted as charged, each faces at least 20 years in state prison. Box

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LOS ANGELES COUNTY BURGLARY RELATED ARREST REPORTS Name OCTAVIA LYNN EASON JOAQUIN ADAN CEJA WILBERT DERON SMITH RONNIE FIELDS LC LEWIS BUTLER MARIBEL SOSA MICKTRAYL DAVIS ARIEL COLEMAN IVAN PICENO TYLOR SHOWE KEVIN MORGAN ADRIAN RANGEL DEXTER WASHINGTON DEWAYNE LAWRENCE JOSELYNE JANET REID LUIS ANTONIO RANGEL DION FISHER CARLOS GUZMAN ANTJUAN STEPHONE DOSS MARVIN MELENDEZ MICHAEL LEVIZON KEITH WOODS JUDITH KAY COGBURN CHRISTIAN AGUILAR

Sex Age Occupation Arrested Arresting Agency Charge Bail Release Reason Female 19 Student 11/29/13 Los Angeles Police Department Burglary Felony $20,000 Bond Male 18 Student 11/30/13 Manhattan Beach Police Department Burglary Felony $20,000 Male 37 Laborer 12/5/13 LA Sheriff South LA Lennox Burglary Felony $20,590 Male 19 Warehouse 12/2/13 LA Sheriff Lakewood Burglary Felony $50,000 Male 40 Unknown 12/8/13 Los Angeles Police Department Burglary Felony $1,026,000 Female 35 Cust Svc 12/7/13 LA Sheriff Cerritos Burglary Felony $20,000 Male 20 Cashier 11/29/13 LA Sheriff Lakewood Burglary Felony $20,000 Bond Female 21 None 11/29/13 LA Sheriff Century Burglary Felony $50,000 Male 20 Maintenance 11/29/13 LA Sheriff Cerritos Burglary Felony $20,000 Custody Release Male 23 Security 12/5/13 LA Sheriff Lakewood Burglary Felony $20,000 Male 43 Laborer 12/3/13 Los Angeles Police Department Burglary Auto Felony $20,000 Male 19 None 12/1/13 LA Sheriff Pico Rivera Burglary Felony $20,000 Male 52 Mechanic 11/29/13 LA Sheriff Lakewood Burglary Felony $20,000 Male 23 Unemployed 12/3/13 LA Sheriff Compton Burglary Felony $50,000 Female 20 Waitress 12/5/13 LA Sheriff Carson Burglary Felony $20,000 Male 19 Construction 11/26/13 LA Sheriff Lakewood Burglary Felony $20,000 Male 37 Unemployed 12/5/13 LA Sheriff Lakewood Burglary Felony $80,000 Female 34 Unemployed 12/2/13 LA Sheriff East LA Burglary Felony $35,000 Male 24 Volunteer 12/7/13 Gardena Police Department Burglary Felony $65,035 Male 26 Unemployed 11/30/13 LA Sheriff Lakewood Burglary Felony $20,000 All types of people will continue to commit crimes Male 55 Unemployed 12/5/13 LA Sheriff Carson Burglary Felony $20,000 until the community unites and says ENOUGH!! Male 22 Unemployed 11/30/13 LA Sheriff Compton Burglary Felony $50,000 Film Producer period 12/4/13 prior LA Sheriffto Marinathis Del Rey publication, Burglary Felony $50,000 In Female the51 2 week over 500 individuals Male 21 Sales 12/8/13 LA Sheriff Norwalk Burglary for burglary offenses. Felony $20,000 were arrested in Los Angeles County

Councilmember Bob Blumenfield, LAPD Warn Public About Car Burglaries in SFV LAPD advises the San Fernando Valley had 9,681 car burglaries last year By Craig Clough (Editor)

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Councilmember Bob Blumenfield speaks at a press conference in Woodland Hills on Dec. 2, 2013.

The following is a press release from the office of Councilmember Bob Blumenfield about a press conference held at 21610 Victory Blvd. in the parking lot of Nordstrom Rack at Warner Center: As the holiday shopping season gets underway, Councilmember Bob Blumenfield was joined December 2, 2013 by representatives from the LAPD Topanga Division along with members of the San Fernando Valley’s business community to inform residents and shoppers about steps they can take to keep themselves and their belongings safe this holiday season. In the San Fernando Valley last year there were 9,681 burglary from motor vehicles. You can minimize your chances of being a victim by limiting the criminal’s opportunities. “The holiday shopping season is a great economic generator that many small businesses look forward to, but it can also be a magnet for crime,” said Blumenfield. “The easiest way to avoid becoming a victim is to take the opportunity away from the criminal.” “Our biggest problem during the holiday season is people leaving things in plain sight,“ said Captain Joel Justice. “Last year, just in the holiday season, we had 76 crimes in and around the Topanga Mall.

That’s more than two incidents every day. We know that many of those crimes were preventable.” The LAPD’s ongoing “Lock it, Hide it, Keep it” campaign was started in 2010 in the San Fernando Valley and has since been implemented Citywide and replicated by law enforcement agencies across the country. Safety tips for the holiday shopping season include: · Park your vehicle in well lit areas. Preferably where there is a high volume of pedestrian traffic. · Turn your wheels sharply to one side to prevent your vehicle from being towed by a thief. · Lock your car even if you are going for a quick stop at a local convenience store or mini mall. · Do not leave anything inside your car, place valuables in the trunk or your car or leave the items at home. · When returning to your vehicle from making purchases, drive away and park at another location if you are planning on resuming shopping at the same shopping center. Do not leave your purchased items inside the car and return to the store. Thieves may be watching you and wanting your valuables.

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Federal Agents Arrest Operators of Loan Modification

Scam That Targeted Struggling Homeowners WASHINGTON—Federal agents arrested December 3, 2013 Bryan D’Antonio, 47, of Brea, California, and Charles Wayne Farris, 53, of Aliso Viejo, California, for operating the Rodis Law Group and America’s Law Group, businesses that allegedly offered bogus loan modification assistance to struggling homeowners. Attorney Ronald Rodis, 49, of Irvine, California, surrendered December 4, 2013 to federal agents on charges alleging that he participated in, and lent his name and the law license he formerly possessed to, the fraudulent operation. All three defendants were named in a federal indictment unsealed December 3, 2013 following an investigation by the FBI and IRS-Criminal Investigation. According to the indictment, as a result of the scheme run by D’Antonio, Farris, and Rodis, more than 1,800 financially distressed homeowners lost a total of at least $12 million in fees they paid to the companies. Many homeowners also lost their homes to foreclosure. During a nine-month period that began in October 2008, the Rodis Law Group and America’s Law Group allegedly defrauded distressed homeowners by making false promises and guarantees regarding the companies’ ability to negotiate loan modifications from the homeowners’ mortgage lenders, falsely representing that a “team of attorneys” would represent the homeowners and advising homeowners to cease making their mortgage payments. “These arrests send a strong message to those who would prey on vulnerable homeowners during these tough financial times,” said Assistant Attorney General for the Justice Department’s Civil Division Stuart F. Delery. “If you defraud homeowners, you will be found and brought to justice.” The Rodis Law Group, and its successor company, America’s Law Group, allegedly advertised loan modification assistance on radio stations nationwide. According to the indictment, many of these radio advertisements featured Rodis’ voice telling homeowners that a “team of experienced attorneys” who were “highly skilled in

negotiating lower interest rates and even lowering your principal balance” would negotiate with mortgage lenders. Sales staff hired and trained by Farris and D’Antonio allegedly told interested homeowners that Rodis Law Group was “100 percent successful,” “routinely lowered monthly payments,” and obtained reduced principal balances. According to the indictment, once the defendants and their co-conspirators convinced homeowners to pay a fee of several thousand dollars, little to no effort was made to obtain loan modifications. After making their payments, homeowners who tried to get updates on the status of their cases were often unable to contact anyone at either company. The indictment further alleges that D’Antonio committed these crimes after having been convicted of mail and wire fraud for his role in a previous telemarketing scheme. The previous scheme resulted in a civil case by the Federal Trade Commission and ultimately a court order, entered in 2001, that permanently banned D’Antonio from participating in future telemarketing operations. The indictment in this case alleges that D’Antonio committed criminal contempt of court by directing the telemarketing activities of Rodis Law Group and America’s Law Group and by misrepresenting the services they provided. “Posing as successful lawyers, these defendants offered struggling homeowners false hopes and bogus promises of quality legal representation,” said U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California André Birotte, Jr. “The market offering loan modifications is rife with fraud, which is why we have redoubled our efforts to investigate and prosecute those who engage in financial crimes that target distressed homeowners.” “The unconscionable act of scamming homeowners already facing foreclosure is far too common,” said Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI’s Los Angeles Field Office Bill Lewis. “This indictment

Button-Down Bandit Linked to Four Robberies in Less Than Three Weeks in Orange and Riverside Counties

should send a clear message to anyone contemplating similar crimes and should also remind potential victims to be cautious before paying fees to those offering financial rescue, regardless of whether the solicitor holds a law degree.” D’Antonio, Farris, and Rodis are each charged with 10 felony counts—nine counts of wire fraud and one count of conspiracy. Each of these counts carries a statutory maximum penalty of 20 years’ imprisonment. In addition, D’Antonio is charged with 13 counts of criminal contempt for violating the 2001 court order. Criminal contempt of court has no statutory maximum penalty. This indictment was brought in coordination with the President’s Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force’s Mortgage Fraud Working Group. The task force was established to wage an aggressive, coordinated, and proactive effort to investigate and prosecute financial crimes. With more than 20 federal agencies, 94 U.S. attorneys’ offices, and state and local partners, it is the broadest coalition of law enforcement, investigatory, and regulatory agencies ever assembled to combat fraud. Since its formation, the task force has made great strides in facilitating increased investigation and prosecution of financial crimes; enhancing coordination and cooperation among federal, state, and local authorities; addressing discrimination in the lending and financial markets and conducting outreach to the public, victims, financial institutions, and other organizations. Over the past three fiscal years, the Justice Department has filed nearly 10,000 financial fraud cases against nearly 15,000 defendants including more than 2,900 mortgage fraud defendants. For more information on the task force, please visit www.stopfraud.gov. An indictment contains allegations that a defendant has committed a crime. Every defendant is presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty in court. someone would otherwise get hurt. The Button-Down Bandit is further described as a white male with white hair; slender, between 150-160 lbs; and between 45-50 years old. The FBI and law enforcement in Orange County and Riverside County are conducting a joint investigation. Bank surveillance photographs of the Button-Down Bandit are being provided to the media. Anyone with information about the identity or whereabouts of the suspect is urged to contact their nearest FBI office or dial 911. Additional information about bank robbers currently wanted by the FBI’s Los Angeles Division can be found at www.labankrobbers.org.

The Button-Down Bandit has been linked to the following bank robberies: Date Bank The FBI and law enforcement partners are seeking the public’s assistance in learning the identity of a serial bank robber known as the Button-Down Bandit, believed to be responsible for four bank robberies in the cities of Yorba Linda; Seal Beach; La Quinta; and Riverside.

During the robberies, the Button-Down Bandit enters the bank and presents a demand note to the victim teller. The suspect has made statements, including “Don’t make me do it” or “You have 30 seconds.” The suspect has also passed a note during the robberies demanding denominations of $50s and $100s, suggesting that

New Hat Bandits Linked to Five Robberies in Less Than Six Weeks in South Bay and East LA County

Location

November 15, 2013

Wells Fargo

Yorba Linda

November 25, 2013

Bank of America

November 27, 2013

U.S. Bank

La Quinta

December 2, 2013

U.S. Bank

Riverside

Seal Beach

The New Hat Bandits have been linked to the following bank robberies: Date

Bank

Address

Location

10/23/13 10/31/13 11/14/13 11/22/13 12/03/13

Chase Bank 459 S. Atlantic Blvd Monterey Park Pacific Alliance Bank 8400 E. Vallley Blvd Rosemead Cathay Bank 250 S. Atlantic Blvd Monterey Park U.S. Bank 3300 N. Sepulveda Blvd Manhattan Beach Citibank 2710 Sepulveda Blvd Manhattan Beach

Bank surveillance photographs of the “New Hats Bandit” are being provided to the media. Anyone with information about the identity or whereabouts of the suspects is urged to contact their nearest FBI office or dial 911. Additional information about bank robbers currently wanted by the FBI’s Los Angeles Division can be found at: www.labankrobbers.org. The FBI and law enforcement partners with the Los Angeles County Sheriff ’s Department, the Monterey Park Police Department and the Manhattan Beach Police Department are seeking the public’s assistance in learning the identity of serial bank robbers known as the “New Hat Bandits,” believed to be responsible for five bank robberies over the past six weeks in the cities of Rosemead, Monterey Park and, most recently, Manhattan Beach.

During the robberies, the New Hat Bandits enter the bank and make oral and written demands for cash. The New Hat Bandits are described by witnesses as black males who wear baseball hats that appear to be new. The suspects are further described as between 5’06” to 5’08” in height; between 150 to 170 lbs; and aged in their thirties. Witnesses have described a possible black Lincoln Navigator as the getaway vehicle.

MEDIA CONTACT: FBI Press Relations: 310 996-3343 Manhattan Beach PD: 310 802-5127 L.A. County Sheriff’s Department: 323 267-4800 LA Crime Stoppers: Partner to prevent or report crime by contacting your local Sheriff’s station. Or if you wish to remain Anonymous, call “LA Crime Stoppers” by dialing 800-222-TIPS (8477), texting the letters TIPLA plus your tip to CRIMES (274637), or using the website http:// lacrimestoppers.org

LOS ANGELES COUNTY

December 12, 2013

Only provide your social security number to an employer, a financial institution, such as a bank, or a government agency.

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LOS ANGELES COUNTY REGION THREE ARREST REPORTS Name QUILLAN LOPEZ HURIE BROWN DEWAYNE STEVENSON ANTHONY DAVID MARGETTA ERICA FELICITAS BENEFIELD BRIGITTE SOLORZANO JOSEPH MANUEL CRUZ SASHA BISHOP MATTHEW LEE DODDS CHARLES IRVIN CHRISTOPHER WARSAW ANTOINE JOHNSON VALERIE ESMERELDA NAPOLES GILBERT SANCHEZ BRANDON CABALLEBO CARLOS CASTILLO BRUCE LEROY CHAMBERS SABLE PICKETT KEYON JAMAAL JOHNSON ALFREDO FRANCO TANESHA FLOWERS RONALD NATHAN BRANSCOMB VINCENT TATUM JASON TORONE MYLES DESTINY GREENWOOD

Sex Male Male Male Male Female Female Male Female Male Male Male Male Female Male Male Male Male Female Male Male Female Male Male Male Female

Age

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Arrested

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28 Plasterer 12/4/13 LA Sheriff Avalon Possession of Controlled Substance Felony 27 Laborer 12/2/13 LA Sheriff South LA Lennox Make/Possess/Utter Fictitious Instruments Felony 22 Comedian 12/4/13 LA Sheriff Carson Battery on Custodial Officer/Firefighter Misdemeanor 57 Broker 12/4/13 LA Sheriff South LA Lennox Possession of Controlled Substance for Sale Felony 22 Unemployed 12/7/13 Gardena Police Department Attempted Murder Felony 20 Laborer 12/4/13 LA Sheriff South LA Lennox Destroy Property Misdemeanor 20 Student 12/8/13 LA Sheriff OSS Compton Mfg./Sell/Give/Lend/Possess Metal Knuckles Felony 25 Coma Work 12/1/13 LA Sheriff Carson Evade Railroad Fare Misdemeanor 34 Unemployed 12/1/13 LA Sheriff Lomita Elder/Dependent Adult Harm/Death Felony 28 Barber 11/29/13 LA Sheriff Compton Attempt Grand Theft Firearm/Etc. Felony 45 System Analyst 11/27/13 LA Sheriff South LA Lennox Attempted Murder Felony 35 Warehouse Worker 12/7/13 LA Sheriff South LA Lennox Illegal Possess Concealed Firearm w/Prior Conviction Felony 23 None Stated 12/5/13 LA Sheriff Carson Shoplifting Misdemeanor 22 Pool Man 12/8/13 LA Sheriff South LA Lennox Under Influence Controlled Substance Misdemeanor 20 Cook 12/1/13 LA Sheriff South LA Lennox Vandalism Misdemeanor 51 Painter 12/6/13 LA Sheriff Carson Use Expired/Forged/Revoked Access Card more than $400 Felony 19 Unemployed 12/7/13 LA Sheriff Carson False Identification to a Peace Officer Misdemeanor 19 Unemployed 12/3/13 LA Sheriff Compton Prostitution Misdemeanor 26 Car Salesman 11/28/13 LA Sheriff Carson Acquire Access Card in 4+ Names in more than 12 months Felony 32 Laborer 11/30/13 LA Sheriff South LA Lennox Possess Firearm by Convicted Felon/Addict/Etc. Felony 20 None 12/2/13 LA Sheriff South LA Lennox Possession Concentrated Cannabis Felony 60 Retired 12/4/13 LA Sheriff Carson Assault Deadly Weapon, not Firearm, w/Great Bodily Injury Felony 47 Handy Man 11/27/13 LA Sheriff South LA Lennox Murder Felony 19 Restaurant Worker 11/29/13 Manhattan Beach Police Department Get Credit/Etc. with Other’s ID All types of people will continue to commit crimes Felony 20 Student 12/6/13 LA Sheriff Carson Prostitution Misdemeanor

until the community unites and says ENOUGH!!

Bail

Release Reason

$30,000 $20,000 Bond $0 $60,000 $537,500 $30,000 $20,000 $30,821 $50,000 $20,000 $1,000,000 $35,000 $1,000 Citation $100,000 $20,000 $20,000 Bond $10,000 Citation $35,000 $50,000 Bond $35,000 Bond $10,000 Own Recognizance $0 $4,000,000 $70,000 $30,000

Signal Hill Bids a Fond Farewell to Retiring Officer Alan Spiegel

Officer in our fair city. However he did light up when speaking of traveling with Mary, road trips on his pedal bike, and riding his Harley Cruiser.

In April, 1987, Officer Al Spiegel joined the Signal Hill Police Department as a civilian Dispatcher/Jailer after 13 years in the beverage industry. After three years, he went through the reserve police academy and became a Signal Hill Reserve Police Officer, which he explains as doing patrol duty in the city on a volunteer basis. I think that says a tremendous amount about the character of Officer Spiegel. In 1996, at the age of 41, he attended and graduated from the police academy becoming a full time Signal Hill Police Officer. During his 26 years of dedicated service, he’s seen many changes on our little hill. When asked about his time in Signal Hill, he smiled and said, “The city sure has changed a lot.” Yes it has with most of the oil wells being replaced with townhouses and luxury homes. On Monday December 16, 2013, the Signal Hill Police Department will broadcast “End of Watch” for Officer

As a business owner in Signal Hill, I want to thank Officer Spiegel and his wife for their combined 50+ years of service and dedication to community of Signal Hill.

By Rev. Don Abernathy

Al Spiegel as he retires creating yet another change in the City of Signal Hill.

During his career, Officer Spiegel served as a Field Training Officer, Bike Patrol Officer, and Traffic Officer. As a Field Training Officer, Spiegel trained many of the existing Signal Hill Police Officers. Laughing he says, “A lot of the younger guys I trained are now my boss.” That is by his choice. Since Officer Spiegel started his law enforcement career later than most, he wanted to spend time in the field. Officer Spiegel received dozens of awards and commendations but seemed most proud of the California Highway Patrol 10851Award for volume of recovered stolen vehicles in a year. At the December 3, 2013 Signal Hill City Council meeting, Officer Spiegel received several proclamations and letters acknowledging his many years of dedicated service to the residents and

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businesses of Signal Hill. The proclamations came from United States Senator Barbara Boxer, United States Congressman Alan Lowenthal, California State Senator Ricardo Lara, California Assemblywoman Bonnie Lowenthal, LA County Supervisor Don Knabe, and the Signal Hill City Council. On Officer Spiegel’s retirement, Chief Michael Langston said, “Twenty-six years is a long time to survive doing any activity. It is quite an accomplishment to have over 26 years of dedicated law enforcement service.” Chief Langston concluded by thanking Officer Spiegel for his many years of service. The future holds many wonderful treasured memories for Retired Officer Spiegel and his wife, Retired Signal Hill Police Captain Mary Spiegel. Retired Officer Spiegel wants to do some private investigating work with a friend but plans on remaining a Reserve Police

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Sexual Offender Fugitives NEWS FROM NEARBY:

Bestiality, Burglary Suspect Arrested

A 22-year-old has been charged with burglary and sexually assaulting a dog, authorities said. By Gina Tenorio (Editor)

Anthony Ernest Pineda

Dwayne William Thompson

Long Beach

Los Angeles

In Violation Since 1/25/97

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A 22-year-old man charged with sexually assaulting a dog and burglarizing a home in San Pedro was scheduled for a preliminary hearing December 4, 2013, police said on December 2, 2013. Christopher Caceres was recorded on video surveillance as he left one of the homes, according to Los Angeles police. Police were sent to an address on West O’Farrell Street about noon on Nov. 10, and responding officers handed the investigation over to the department’s Animal Cruelty Task Force, police said. The unit was started in 2005 and is made up of LAPD detectives and personnel from the city’s Department of Animal Services. Detectives with the task force alleged Caceres burglarized another home on West O’Farrell earlier that day, police said. No other information was made available about the alleged assault of the dog.

Lazerre Stewart

In Violation Since 8/25/12

City Unknown

Jesus Madera

In Violation Since 11/10/13

South Gate

Joseph John Bicknell

In Violation Since 7/5/13

In Violation Since 10/23/13

Jesus Julian Iniguez

Nemisio Sandoval Maldonado

City Unknown

Los Angeles

In Violation Since 10/19/12

Antonio Caseres Olvin

In Violation Since 9/2/93

Los Angeles

Redondo Beach

Douglas Balsells

In Violation Since 10/20/13

Steve Leroy Powell

Michael Thomas Andrews

Inglewood

Los Angeles

In Violation Since 11/11/13

In Violation Since 11/16/11

Richard Jose Guadamuza

Waymon Gabriel Coleman

City Unknown

Los Angeles

In Violation Since 4/19/00

Joseph Lee Andrews

In Violation Since 3/24/00

In Violation Since 7/7/13

Los Angeles

In Violation Since 7/5/13

Theophilous James

In Violation Since 6/14/12

Los Angeles

Caceres was arrested Nov. 14 and initially booked on suspicion of burglary, police said. On Nov. 18, the Los Angeles District Attorney’s office filed burglary and bestiality charges against Caceres, who was jailed in lieu of $100,000 bail. If convicted on both counts, Caceres faces up to nine years in prison. Caceres is due in court in Long Beach on Dec. 4 for a preliminary hearing, according to the District Attorney’s Office.

Michael Martinez Brown

In Violation Since 7/30/13

City Unknown

Daniel Eli Solis

In Violation Since 10/19/12

Los Angeles

Paul Don Martin

In Violation Since 11/30/12

Burbank

Richard Deharo

In Violation Since 8/14/13

Maywood

John Komaromi

In Violation Since 11/5/13

City Unknown

Juan Luis Lopez

In Violation Since 3/17/08

Maywood

Frank Joseph Leslie

In Violation Since 12/7/03

City Unknown

Frank Martinez

In Violation Since 11/10/13

City Unknown

Benjamin James Pierfax

In Violation Since 3/13/12

City Unknown

Paul Coss

In Violation Since 8/9/13

Alhambra

Tony Lynn Leffall

In Violation Since 11/11/10

City Unknown

Elbert Ray Johnson

In Violation Since 11/1/13

Inglewood

Charles Arvizu

In Violation Since 9/9/12

Los Angeles

WARNING WARNING Convicted Sexual Offenders

in Violation of Registration Jesus Bravo Arrellano

In Violation Since 4/13/96

Monrovia

Daniel Raymonnd Luna

In Violation Since 9/6/13

Glendale

Johnny Edward Jones

In Violation Since 8/12/12

City Unknown

Jose Dejesus Delatorre

In Violation Since 7/8/13

Bell Gardens

Julio Angel Rodriguez

In Violation Since 7/9/05

Los Angeles

Gabriel Monterel Bryant

In Violation Since 6/30/13

Los Angeles

Timothy Paul Danielson

In Violation Since 10/20/13

City Unknown

Antonio Rivera Lopez

In Violation Since 5/21/13

Long Beach

If you have information concerning one

of these Sexual Offender registrants

CONTACT YOUR LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY NOW! Doug Marshalli

In Violation Since 5/29/12

Los Angeles

Jose Guadalupe Nieblas

In Violation Since 12/24/01

Los Angeles

Clark Douglas Palmer

In Violation Since 1/1/13

Manhattan Beach

Earl Lincoln Jones

In Violation Since 3/14/00

Los Angeles

Raul Manuel Barrera

In Violation Since 1/19/02

Los Angeles

Jose Luis Martinez

In Violation Since 5/21/84

City Unknown

DennisDoDavis Reggie Perkins not try to apprehend yourself.

In Violation Since In Violation Since 8/12/13 They should be10/3/13 considered armed and dangerous.

Sylmar

Charles Eric Logan

In Violation Since 9/17/13

City Unknown

Los Angeles

Akbar Sued Quli

In Violation Since 8/14/13

Los Angeles

Jose Ortega

Herbert Lee Jackson

In Violation Since 12/21/12

In Violation Since 2/3/13

Steven Robert Haywood

Fernando Garcia Ramirez

Glendora

Los Angeles

Paramount

In Violation Since 1/23/13

Long Beach

In Violation Since 4/4/96

Jeronimo Ramirez

In Violation Since 7/31/13

Long Beach

James William States

In Violation Since 6/2/12

City Unknown

LOS ANGELES COUNTY

December 12, 2013

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December 12, 2013

Issue 8

Larryville Blue by Les Lethal

Topless Kansas City Woman Chases “Peeping Tom” Through Store A topless woman sprinted through a Kohl’s department store to nab the Peeping Tom who allegedly shot video of her trying on bras in the dressing room. “I just screamed and chased him topless through the store,” said Jeanne Ouelette . “I know I shouldn’t be chasing someone ... I was just enraged. I was at a store in a very private place, and I was enraged and I wanted to get the phone.” Ouelette, of Kansas City, Mo., said she didn’t catch the man she saw sticking a smartphone under the dressing room wall to record her bare breasts — but the cops did. Jeremy Bradley was busted about three blocks away from the Lenexa, Kan. store. He was charged with breach of privacy, a misdemeanor. If convicted he faces up to a year in jail and a $2,500 fine.

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Ouelette said she is disgusted Bradley only faces a misdemeanor. She thinks he is clearly mentally ill and needs treatment, fearing that his alleged behavior might escalate. After all, this is the man who allegedly compelled her to take off full-blast, half-naked from a Kohl’s dressing room to the store’s front doors. “Common sense took over and said, ‘You shouldn’t go outside half-naked,’” she said to the station. “At that point, I just started crying because I was so upset that he was getting away. When you feel violated, what you really want is for justice to be done.”

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