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A dispute between the Sonoma County sheriff's deputies union and a civilian watchdog about a fatal shooting in 2022 took an unexpected turn today. Check back for updates @kqed.org: kqed.org/news/12057115/sonom…
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Senator Padilla’s office sends me this video of his take-down and detention at Sec. Noem’s press conference in L.A.
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ICYMI: I did a deep dive into sheriff recalls in California for @KQEDnews. It turns out they're increasingly rare -- evidence of the last successful one is in 1976 -- so San Mateo County has its work cut out as it tries to remove Sheriff Cristina Corpus: kqed.org/news/12018283/calif…
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We're just 1 day shy of 33 years since the 1991 Oakland hills firestorm. There are still lots of folks in Oakland who remember that disaster, lost loved ones, lost their homes. To say the Keller Fire is fraying nerves would be an understatement. oaklandside.org/2024/10/18/4…
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Must read: excellent reporting by by @chalexhall on systemic failures to protect a 16-year old and her infant son —both killed in Goshen massacre.
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Judge challenged attorneys to justify why the plea deal adequately addresses the court's concern that Rogers appears "to continue to be a substantial danger to the community." Sentencing continued to Oct 27...Check for updates @KQEDnews
Judge Breyer said he needed to be convinced that a proposed 7-9 year prison sentence adequately reflects the danger posed by defendant Ian Rogers who he said, "harbors a very serious grudge against the government and may very well be motivated to 'get even'" @KQEDnews
US District Judge Charles R. Breyer had serious questions about the adequacy of a plea deal reached in the case of a Napa Valley man who conspired to fire bomb the Democratic Party State HQ in Sacramento.