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Former O.C. Sheriff’s Deputy charged with stealing guns and burglarizing the home of a dead man

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SANTA ANA, Calif. – A former Orange County Sheriff’s Department deputy has been charged with multiple felonies in connection with breaking into the Yorba Linda home of a man he found dead during a welfare check. The 12-year veteran was captured on home surveillance video returning to the home several times, including once while on duty and wearing his Sheriff’s uniform, and taking guns and other items from the home.

Steve Hortz, 42, of San Dimas, has been charged with three felony counts of second degree burglary and two felony counts of grand theft of a firearm in connection with breaking into the deceased man’s Yorba Linda home.

Hortz is scheduled to be arraigned on October 13, 2020 at the West Justice Center in Department in W3 at 8:30 a.m. He faces a maximum sentence of four years and four months in state prison if convicted on all charges. Hortz resigned in lieu of termination effective September 30, 2020.

Hortz responded along with two other Sheriff’s Department employees to a home on Via Angelina Drive in Yorba Linda on July 20, 2020 to conduct a welfare check. The homeowner was found deceased of what was later determined to be natural causes.

Hortz is accused of returning to the home in uniform on July 27, 2020 and breaking into the home while he was on duty. He is also accused of returning to the home on two more occasions – on August 10, 2020 and August 16, 2020 – shortly before he was scheduled to work and stealing items from the home, including a total of 15 firearms.

The Orange County Sheriff’s Department initiated an investigation after the probate attorney handling the deceased homeowner’s estate reported that a law enforcement officer may have stolen items from the home.

Hortz was arrested on September 10, 2020 by the Orange County Sheriff’s Department.

“The failure of a single law enforcement officer to live up to his or her oath does not just tarnish that officer’s badge, it tarnishes the badge of the hundreds of thousands of honorable law enforcement officers who work day in and day out to protect and serve,” said Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer. “When we call on law enforcement officers for help, we expect that they answer that call for help with the purest intentions to help those in need, not as an opportunity to scope out the situation in order to return later and victimize the very people they are sworn to protect.”

Deputy District Attorney Laila Nikaien of Special Prosecutions is prosecuting this case.

BLM organizer facing felony charges after driving into O.C. Trump supporters

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SANTA ANA, Calif. – A protest organizer has been charged with attempted murder, six counts of assault with a deadly weapon and multiple other felonies in connection with pepper spraying several counter protesters and then driving her car through the crowd, running over the head of one protester and breaking the leg of another, during a protest in Yorba Linda Saturday.

Tatiana Rita Turner, 40, of Long Beach, has been charged with one felony count of attempted murder with premeditation and deliberation, six felony counts of assault with a deadly weapon, including one causing great bodily injury, one felony count of mayhem, and two felony counts of the use of pepper spray by a felon.  Turner faces a maximum sentence of seven years to life plus 13 years and four months in state prison if convicted on all charges. She is scheduled to be arraigned in CJ1 today.

She has previous felony convictions for drug sales and domestic violence.

On September 26, 2020, Turner helped her protest group organize the March 4 Equality protest outside of the Yorba Linda Library in conjunction with other Black Lives Matter Groups. Many protesters in that group were outfitted with helmets, tactical vests, riot shields, and tasers. At the same time a larger group of President Trump supporters had also planned a rally in the same area. The two groups converged on each other and Turner is accused of pepper spraying two counter protesters during the confrontation.

Turner is accused of waving a wooden baton at protesters before getting in her car and driving through the crowd, running over the head of one woman and breaking the leg of a man. She was stopped a short while later by Sheriff’s deputies.

“The Orange County District Attorney’s Office will not tolerate these professional militant organizers who are armed with weapons and teaching defensive tactics to counter police efforts to curb violence,” said Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer. “We support the right to peacefully protest, but these are not peaceful protests. These are organized protests that encourage others to engage in civil disobedience. When pepper spray and other displays of force failed, she positioned her vehicle to be used as a backup weapon and she used that vehicle as a deadly weapon, willing to injure and kill those who stood in her way. She then tried to evade a pursuit until stopped. We are reviewing all surveillance footage to identify other suspects, regardless of what side of the political aisle they are on. We will prosecute anyone using force or unlawful intimidation tactics against any person or group. My advice: stay away from these events. They are not intended to be peaceful. Despite the best of intentions, there are now participants who are there for the sole purpose of escalating to unlawful violence, which is no doubt going to result in injuries, possible deaths, arrests and prosecutions. While we will always defend the right to peacefully protest, I am urging you to just stay away.”

Deputy District Attorney Jake Jondle of Special Prosecutions is prosecuting this case.

BLM organizer arrested after plowing her car into Trump supporters in Orange County

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YORBA LINDA, Ca. (September 26, 2020): A protest today resulted in two arrests and injuries to multiple individuals, with a vehicle driving into a crowd and striking two individuals.

On September 17, the Orange County Sheriff’s Department became aware of a protest planned in the city of Yorba Linda for today at 2 p.m. by a group called Caravan for Justice. Shortly after, a counter protest was planned for the same time. Deputies were present at the beginning of the protests to protect the constitutional rights of all individuals and to protect life and property. Just after the beginning of the protests, it is estimated there were approximately 150 individuals total.

Approximately 30 minutes after the protests began, we began to receive reports of physical altercations occurring between the two protest groups, including at least one individual who was pepper sprayed by another protestor. At that time, the crowd grew to approximately 250 protestors. Due to the physical altercations and reports of individuals within the crowd having weapons, an unlawful assembly was declared and a dispersal order was issued. One man, Jason Mancuso, 46, of Anaheim, was arrested for failure to obey the dispersal order.

At approximately 3 p.m. after several dispersal orders, a vehicle in the parking lot of the Yorba Linda Public Library at 18181 Imperial Highway struck at least two individuals. The driver, believed to be part of the Caravan for Justice, continued to leave the parking lot and was detained a short distance away from the incident. The two people struck, a man and a woman believed to be at the protest, were transported to a nearby hospital with major injuries but are expected to survive.

The driver, Tatiana Turner, 40, of Long Beach, was arrested. She will be booked into the Orange County Jail for attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon, and the investigation is ongoing.

The Orange County Sheriff’s Department requested mutual aid, and multiple agencies from across Orange County responded immediately to assist. We’d like to thank the outside agencies who responded.

By 4:30 p.m. the crowd had dispersed and all roads in the city were reopened.

Did you feel the earthquake in Orange County this afternoon?

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A 3.5 magnitude earthquake struck today just before 3 p.m., 3 km southwest of Yorba Linda, CA according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The quake struck at a depth of 5.5 miles. It was followed by two aftershocks of lesser strength.

If a large earthquake happens, protect yourself right away, according to Ready.gov:

  • If you are in a car, pull over and stop. Set your parking brake.
  • If you are in bed, turn face down and cover your head and neck with a pillow.
  • If you are outdoors, stay outdoors away from buildings.
  • Do not get in a doorway.
  • Do not run outside.

Drop: Wherever you are, drop down on to your hands and knees. If you’re using a wheelchair or walker with a seat, make sure your wheels are locked and remain seated until the shaking stops.

Cover: Cover your head and neck with your arms. If a sturdy table or desk is nearby, crawl underneath it for shelter. If no shelter is nearby, crawl next to an interior wall (away from windows). Crawl only if you can reach better cover without going through an area with more debris. Stay on your knees or bent over to protect vital organs.

Hold on: If you are under a table or desk, hold on with one hand and be ready to move with it if it moves. If seated and unable to drop to the floor, bend forward, cover your head with your arms and hold on to your neck with both hands.

Prepare Before an Earthquake

The best time to prepare for any disaster is before it happens.

  • Practice Drop, Cover, and Hold On with family and coworkers.
  • Secure heavy items in your home like bookcases, refrigerators, televisions and objects that hang on walls. Store heavy and breakable objects on low shelves.
  • Create a family emergency communications plan that has an out-of-state contact. Plan where to meet if you get separated.
  • Make a supply kit that includes enough food and water for at least three days, a flashlight, a fire extinguisher and a whistle.
  • Consider obtaining an earthquake insurance policy. A standard homeowner’s insurance policy does not cover earthquake damage.
  • Consider making improvements to your building to fix structural issues that could cause your building to collapse during an earthquake. 

Stay Safe After an Earthquake

If an earthquake has just happened, there can be serious hazards such as damage to the building, leaking gas and water lines, or downed power lines.

  • Expect aftershocks to follow the main shock of an earthquake.
  • Check yourself to see if you are hurt and help others if you have training. Learn how to be the help until help arrives.
  • If you are in a damaged building, go outside and quickly move away from the building. Do not enter damaged buildings.
  • If you are trapped, protect your mouth, nose and eyes from dust. Send a text, bang on a pipe or wall or use a whistle instead of shouting to help rescuers locate you.
  • If you are in an area that may experience tsunamis, go inland or to higher ground immediately after the shaking stops.
  • Text messages may be more reliable than phone calls.
  • Once you are safe, listen to local news reports for emergency information and instructions via battery-operated radio, TV, social media or from cell phone text alerts. 
  • Be careful during post-disaster cleanup of buildings and around debris. Do not attempt to remove heavy debris by yourself. Wear protective clothing, including a long-sleeved shirt, long pants, work gloves and sturdy, thick-soled shoes during cleanup.
  • Register on the American Red Cross “Safe and Well” website so people will know you are okay.

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Last of four suspects arrested in connection to kidnapping, torture, robbery in Costa Mesa, and attempted kidnapping in Yorba Linda

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COSTA MESA, Calif. – The Orange County Sheriff’s Department (OCSD) and the Costa Mesa Police Department (CMPD) have arrested the last suspect connected to two similar cases in Costa Mesa and Yorba Linda.

  • Arrestee: Cedrick Reynolds, 28, San Bernardino (arrested by CMPD)
  • Arrestee: Leonard Berry, 31, San Bernardino (arrested by OCSD)
  • Arrestee: Marvin Brown, 25, Diamond Bar (arrested by OCSD)
  • Arrestee: Veronica Berry, 25, San Bernardino (arrested by CMPD)

Yorba Linda Attempted Kidnapping

On Nov. 30, 2019, at 6:15 p.m., OCSD received a 911 call from a Yorba Linda resident, who reported he was attacked by three unknown suspects in his driveway after returning home from work.

After a brief struggle, the victim was able to fight off the suspects. The victim sustained moderate injuries to his face and neck. The suspects left the area before responding deputies arrived.

Investigators believe the alleged suspects planned to kidnap the victim from his home and burglarize his jewelry business in the City of Orange.

After an extensive investigation in partnership with CMPD and the San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department, the suspects involved in the alleged attempted kidnapping were identified as Cedrick Reynolds, Leonard Berry and Marvin Brown. The suspects were later connected to a Costa Mesa kidnapping, torture, and robbery incident which occurred four days later.

Costa Mesa Kidnap, Torture, and Robbery

On Dec. 4, 2019, at 10:13 p.m., CMPD received an audible alarm at the Diamond and Jewelry Exchange, located at 1808 Newport Boulevard. Responding officers found the door to the location unlocked. The business had closed at 6:00 p.m. and the male storeowner could not be located. After speaking to the owner’s family, a missing person report was initiated.

Prior to the audible alarm, at approximately 6:36 p.m., Cedrick Reynolds, Leonard Berry, and Marvin Brown are accused of kidnapping the storeowner from the rear parking lot of his business. The victim was abducted, placed in the back seat of the suspects’ vehicle, and tortured over several hours. The suspects returned to the jewelry store and stole cash and jewelry. They fled the scene after the alarm was activated. Following the robbery, the suspects drove seven miles to a parking lot in the City of Santa Ana, where the victim was pushed from the vehicle.

In the early morning hours of Dec. 5, 2019, the storeowner was located by the Santa Ana Police Department (SAPD). He was found with serious injuries and bound with duct tape. SAPD determined that the storeowner was the victim of a kidnapping and robbery that had just occurred in Costa Mesa, and they contacted CMPD to take over the investigation. The victim was transported to a local hospital to be treated for his injuries.

Working collaboratively, CMPD detectives, OCSD investigators, and the San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department, identified the suspects connected to both cases.

Cedrick Reynolds was arrested on Dec. 18, 2019, on suspicion of robbery, kidnapping for ransom, torture, false imprisonment, and battery with serious bodily injury. He is being held on $1 million bail and is expected to appear in court March 10, 2020.

Leonard Berry was arrested on Dec. 22, 2019, on suspicion of a parole violation, and was booked Jan. 24, 2020, on additional charges including suspicion of attempted kidnapping, conspiracy to commit a crime, kidnapping for ransom, torture, false imprisonment, and robbery. He is being held on $1 million bail and is expected to appear in court March 10, 2020.

Marvin Brown was arrested on Jan. 28, 2019, on suspicion of conspiracy to commit a crime, kidnapping, kidnapping for ransom, torture, robbery, false imprisonment, and battery with serious bodily injury. He is ineligible for bail and is expected to appear in court March 10, 2020.

Yesterday, Feb. 12, 2020, the last outstanding suspect was arrested. Veronica Berry, Leonard Berry’s wife, was arrested for possession of stolen property and being an accessory after the fact. She was booked at the CMPD jail and was later be transported to Orange County jail.

Man busted by the SAPD charged with trying to purchase a 4-year-old girl for sex

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Nicolas Ryan Castillo

Case # 18CF0877

Date: April 2, 2018

MAN CHARGED WITH SOLICITING ANOTHER TO COMMIT RAPE AFTER ATTEMPTING TO PURCHASE 4-YEAR-OLD GIRL FOR SEX THROUGH AN ONLINE ESCORT

*The investigation in this case is ongoing

SANTA ANA, Calif. – A man was charged today with soliciting another to commit rape after attempting to purchase a 4-year-old girl for sex through an online escort.

Defendant: Nicolas Ryan Castillo, 29, Yorba Linda

Charged on April 2, 2018, with the following felony count: Continue reading→

The OCDA alleges that two O.C. companies bought fetal tissue from Planned Parenthood and resold it

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ORANGE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY PRESS RELEASE

Date: October 12, 2016

STATEMENT BY THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY ON DV BIOLOGICS AND DAVINCI BIOSCIENCES UNLAWFUL SALE OF FETAL TISSUE FOR VALUABLE CONSIDERATION

SANTA ANA, Calif – “Today, the Orange County District Attorney’s Office filed a 21-page civil complaint alleging unlawful and unfair business practices against DV Biologics, LLC, DaVinci Biosciences, LLC, Andres Isaias, and Estefano Isaias.

DaVinci Biosciences is jointly owned and operated by Andres Isaias, Luis Isaias and Estefano Isaias. Two of the three owners, Andres Isaias and Luis Isaias, also own and manage DV Biologics. The two companies share the same office space, employees, and management. There is no separate accounting of the financials of the two companies, located in Yorba Linda, and the accounting of revenue and expenses for both companies is 100 percent commingled. The Franchise Tax Board forfeited DaVinci and DV Biologics’ powers, rights, and privileges in July 2015 and November 2014, respectively. Continue reading→

Two O.C. companies accused of unlawfully selling fetal tissue and cells

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ORANGE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY PRESS RELEASE

Case # TBA

Date: October 12, 2016

OCDA FILES CIVIL SUIT AGAINST SISTER COMPANIES AND THREE FAMILY-MEMBER OWNERS FOR UNLAWFUL SALE OF FETAL TISSUE AND CELLS FOR VALUABLE CONSIDERATION

SANTA ANA, Calif. – Orange County District Attorney (OCDA) Tony Rackauckas filed a lawsuit today against two sister companies and three owners for their role in the unlawful sale of fetal tissue and stem cells for valuable consideration. The OCDA filed a Complaint for Violations of unlawful, unfair, and fraudulent business practices in the Superior Court of the State of California in Orange County on Oct. 12, 2016, against DV Biologics, LLC, and DaVinci Biosciences, LLC. The Prayer for Relief in the Complaint seeks for the defendants to cease the sale of fetal tissue and cells, pay restitution to those harmed to be determined at trial, and pay any other civil penalties deemed just and proper.

“This case is not about whether it should be lawful to sell fetal parts or whether fetal tissue research is ethical or legal. We are simply charging DV Biologics, DaVinci Biosciences, and a father and his two sons with illegally selling hundreds of fetal tissue products for profit and treating human parts as commodities instead of giving it the respect the law intended. This lawsuit is aimed at taking the profit out of selling body parts,” stated District Attorney Rackauckas. Continue reading→

Middle College High School student recognized for her volunteer work as a Big Sister

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Big Brothers Big Sisters Names Inaugural ‘Angelitos Award’ Recipients

New award recognizes teen volunteers for dedication to the organization’s High School Bigs mentoring program

SANTA ANA, Calif., June 2, 2016 – Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County and the Inland Empire, Orange County’s premier youth mentoring organization, is launching a new award named in honor of local auxiliary group Angelitos de Oro. The auxiliary is a major supporter of High School Bigs, one of Big Brothers Big Sisters’ three one-to-one mentoring programs offered to children facing adversity.

Receiving the inaugural award are two dedicated teen volunteers through High School Bigs. The program matches high school students one-to-one with children at local elementary schools in weekly site-based sessions facilitated by a BBBS program specialist. During these sessions, matches discuss academic achievement, self-esteem, bullying and relationship-building. Continue reading→

Texas inmate finally sentenced for murdering a Santa Ana man back in 1991

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ORANGE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY PRESS RELEASE

Case # 14NF2001

Date: February 26, 2016

TEXAS INMATE SENTENCED TO 25 YEARS TO LIFE IN PRISON FOR 1991 COLD-CASE SHOOTING MURDER OF MAN IN YORBA LINDA FOLLOWING DNA HIT

SANTA ANA, Calif. – A Texas inmate was sentenced to 25 years to life in state prison today for the 1991 cold-case shooting murder of a man in Yorba Linda after being linked to the crime through DNA. Paulino Olmos Gonzalez, 49, was found guilty by a jury on Jan. 22, 2016, of one felony count of first degree murder.

On the evening of Nov. 2, 1991, Gonzalez was driving two people in a car which included his friend, who was a drug dealer for a Mexican cartel, and an armed bodyguard. The defendant drove on McFadden Avenue in Santa Ana and pulled over at his friend’s request when they saw 50-year-old Salvador Murillo. Gonzalez waited in the car while his friend demanded that Murillo get inside the back of the car between the defendant’s friend and the bodyguard. Continue reading→

Off-duty O.C. Sheriff’s Deputy charged with using fraud to obtain prescription pills

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Orange County Drug Arrest

ORANGE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY PRESS RELEASE

Case # 15CF0925

Date: May 1, 2015

OFF-DUTY OCSD DEPUTY ARRESTED ON CHARGES OF ILLEGALLY OBTAINING PRESCRIPTION PILLS BY FRAUD

SANTA ANA – An off-duty Orange County Sheriff’s deputy was arrested today on charges of illegally obtaining prescription pills by lying to doctors about what prescription pills he was already taking. Mark Wayne Hewlett, 35, Yorba Linda, is charged with five felony counts of obtaining a controlled substance by fraud, deceit, misrepresentation, subterfuge, and/or concealment. If convicted, he faces a sentence ranging from probation to a maximum sentence of five years and eight months in jail. Hewlett is in custody on $20,000 bail and is scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday, May 5, 2015, at 10:00 a.m., in Department CJ-1, Central Jail, Santa Ana. If the defendant bails out, the arraignment date and time is subject to change.

On five occasions between Sept. 9, 2013, and Nov. 15, 2013, Hewlett is accused of going to four different doctors to obtain a prescription for the controlled substance hydrocodone, more commonly known as Norco or Vicodin. When at a doctor’s office, Hewlett is accused of fraudulently omitting that he was recently prescribed and currently taking hydrocodone in order to illegally obtain an additional prescription of the same drug. Continue reading→

MADD honors 14 OCDA attorneys for exceptional prosecution of DUI cases

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Todd Spitzer with Julie Schilling and Dave Doucette of the California Office of Traffic Safety at the MADD Luncheon

Todd Spitzer with Julie Schilling and Dave Doucette of the California Office of Traffic Safety at the MADD Luncheon

ORANGE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY PRESS RELEASE

Date: March 25, 2015

MADD HONORS 14 OCDA ATTORNEYS FOR EXCEPTIONAL PROSECUTION OF DRUNKEN DRIVING CASES

SANTA ANA – The Orange County chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) honored 14 Orange County deputy district attorneys today for their time and effort in prosecuting driving under the influence (DUI) cases in 2014. MADD hosted the 28th Annual Law Enforcement and Prosecutor Recognition Luncheon today, March 25, 2015, to honor Orange County prosecutors and police officers for their outstanding contributions to the prosecution of DUI cases. The luncheon was held at the Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace in Yorba Linda.

At the luncheon, six Orange County District Attorney (OCDA) prosecutors including Senior Deputy District Attorney Jennifer Walker and Deputy District Attorneys Jim Bilek, Devin Campbell, Stephen Cornwell, Anna McIntire, Devin Campbell, and Nick Miller, received the 2015 Diligent Prosecutor Award to recognize their support to victims and their families and diligent efforts in criminal prosecution of DUI defendants. Each was nominated by their OCDA supervisor or a MADD victim advocate. The recipients were verbally recognized and received a plaque at the luncheon. Continue reading→

Santa Ana man suspected of an attempted carjacking arrested in Yorba Linda

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A Santa Ana resident, Juan Hernandez, 28-years old, was arrested today after seven hours of searching by Orange County Deputy Sheriffs.  He is suspected of trying to carjack a woman in a Trader Joe’s parking lot in Yorba Linda, at the Country Club Shopping Center located at 19655 Yorba Linda Blvd., according to the O.C. Register.

Hernandez approached a woman as she left the grocery store – he opened her driver’s-side door then he demanded that she turn over her purse and her car keys.  Then he pushed her into the car and started to choke her before attempting to turn on the car. Continue reading→

OCDA seeks additional victims of former teacher’s aide who had sex with a teen

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Richard Nolan Green

ORANGE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY PRESS RELEASE

Case # 14NF4345

LAW ENFORCEMENT SEEKS PUBLIC’S HELP IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL ADDITIONAL VICTIMS OF FORMER TEACHER’S AIDE CHARGED WITH ENGAGING IN UNLAWFUL SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP WITH 15-YEAR-OLD GIRL

FULLERTON – The Orange County District Attorney’s Office and the Orange County Sheriff’s Department (OCSD) are seeking the public’s help identifying potential additional victims of a former teacher’s aide charged with engaging in an unlawful sexual relationship with a 15-year-old girl. Richard Nolan Green, 28, Yorba Linda, is charged with one felony count each of unlawful sexual intercourse, lewd act upon a child, and oral copulation of a minor under 16 years old. If convicted, he faces a maximum sentence of four years and four months in state prison and mandatory lifetime sex offender registration. He is out of custody on $100,000 bail and is scheduled for continued arraignment on Jan. 6, 2015, at 8:30 a.m. in Department N-3, North Justice Center, Fullerton.

At the time of the crime, Green was a teacher’s aide for troubled youth in the Orange Unified School District. The victim in this case was not a student in the class where Green was teaching. Continue reading→

Orange County 2014 Veterans Day events

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Labor Veterans Day Event

Anaheim
2014 Veterans Day Ceremony
Saturday, November 8, 10:00 AM
Anaheim Veterans Monument, 241 S. Anaheim Blvd.

Brea
What: City of Brea Veteran’s Day Ceremony
When: November 11, 2014
Where: Brea War Memorial Brea Civic & Cultural Center 1 Civic Center Circle
Time: 10:00 AM – 10:45 AM

Costa Mesa

“Veterans and Labor – Partners in Service,” a special Veterans Day event, is set for Nov. 11, 2014 at the Orange County Fair & Event Center (88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa). For more information, check out the Veterans + Labor website by clicking here.

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