Police detectives are attempting to locate Manuel “Evil” Saucedo, a documented gang member, who is absconding from Parole and has multiple felony warrants, according to the SAPD.
If seen, please contact the SAPD at (714) 245-8665.
Absconding from parole in California can lead to serious consequences, especially for a gang member with multiple felony warrants. Here are some key points:
- Absconding from Parole: When a parolee absconds, their parole is suspended, and a warrant for their arrest is issued1. If caught, they face a parole revocation hearing, which can result in returning to custody.
- Multiple Felony Warrants: Having multiple felony warrants means the individual is wanted for several serious crimes. This can lead to additional charges, higher bail amounts, and more severe penalties.
- Gang Affiliation: Being affiliated with a gang can further complicate the situation, potentially leading to enhanced sentencing under California’s gang enhancement laws.
Overall, the combination of absconding from parole, multiple felony warrants, and gang affiliation can result in significant legal repercussions, including extended prison time and increased difficulty in reintegration into society.
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