The feds arrested Andrew Rene Hernandez, 22, a Hollywood man, for recklessly operating a drone that crashed into a Los Angeles Police Department helicopter. The drone damaged the LAPD aircraft and forced the pilot to make an emergency landing. The drone also damaged a vehicle when the the drone fell from the sky after the crash. Hernandez …
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Effective July 1, 2021, courts will no longer have authority to collect the following fees: • Government Code: § 27712 (public defense fee) § 27753 (cost of counsel) § 29550(c) (criminal justice administration fee) § 29550(f) (administrative screening fee and citation processing fee) § 29550.1 …
The feds arrested Maurice Antwion Pilgrim Jr., 19 years old, on charges that he robbed a credit union in Santa Barbara County, tried to rob a bank, and then led law enforcement on a high-speed chase that resulted in him crashing his getaway car at Vandenberg Air Force Base. He will be charged with robbery and one …
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The feds charged Armando Garcia, 29, who went to an Army Reserve Center, drove away with a military Humvee worth more than $200,000, and led police on a chase through residential streets with theft of United States government property. Garcia had already been convicted of theft and burglary charges. Garcia stole a militarized High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle, a …
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A federal judge sentenced Ash Narayan, 55, a former Orange County financial advisor and lawyer to 37 months in federal prison for stealing millions of dollars of his pro athlete clients’ money and investing it in a cash-losing ticket company on which he was a board member. Narayan had pleaded guilty in June 2019 to …
Chang Yu “Andy” He, 55, the owner of Fair Price Immigration Service, pleaded guilty today to a federal conspiracy to commit marriage fraud and admitted that he helped orchestrate a scheme in which Chinese nationals paid up to $60,000 to enter into sham marriages with U.S. citizens in the hope of obtaining “green cards.” …
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In Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966), the United States Supreme Court held that a person questioned by law enforcement after being “taken into custody” must first be warned that he or she has the right to remain silent, that any statements he or she makes may be used against the person, and that …
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