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Davis Arrest Logs

Submitted by Edith Sumaquial, Area Manager, DealChicken.com Sacramento
Monday, September 19th, 2011, 8:09am
Davis Arrest Logs

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Hector
Gonzalez
M
Davis
95616-4709
09/15/11
Davis PD
http://www.localcrimenews.com/lookup.php?uid=99999&jid=6375851&refid=11258&cname=davis
Drunk
95616-4709
38.542355
-121.734680

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Hector
Gonzalez
M
Davis
95616-4709
09/12/11
Davis PD
http://www.localcrimenews.com/lookup.php?uid=99999&jid=6375889&refid=11258&cname=davis
Drunk
95616-4709
38.542355
-121.734680

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Ashkan
Ferozepurwalla

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Vacaville Arrest Logs

Submitted by Edith Sumaquial, Area Manager, DealChicken.com Sacramento
Monday, September 19th, 2011, 8:09am
Vacaville Arrest Logs

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Keith
Blevins
M
Vacaville
95688-2310
09/14/11
Vacaville PD
http://www.localcrimenews.com/lookup.php?uid=99999&jid=6371709&refid=11258&cname=vacaville
Weapons
95688-2310
38.368298
-121.982353

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Brian
Morgan
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Vacaville
95687-5626
09/14/11
Vacaville PD
http://www.localcrimenews.com/lookup.php?uid=99999&jid=6375142&refid=11258&cname=vacaville
Other Charges, Other Drugs
95687-5626
38.341892
-121.988609

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Nicole

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Suspects in mortgage fraud case in Elk Grove sentenced in U.S District Court

Submitted by Elk Grove News.Net on Wednesday, November 14th, 4:07 pm

November 13, 2018 |  
Three suspects in a mortgage fraud scheme that involved 14 properties in Northern California including one in Elk Grove, were sentenced on Friday, November 9 at U.S. District County in Sacramento by Judge Garland Burrell Jr.  
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Granite Bay man pleads guilty to defrauding federal government

Submitted by Elk Grove News.Net on Friday, November 9th, 12:37 pm

November 9, 2018 |    
A Granite Bay, California man, Jim A. Meron, pleaded guilty on Monday, November 5 in U.S. District Court in Sacramento to defrauding the government-procurement fraud scheme... Read More

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Now online: digitized Sacramento Police mug books from 1860s-1940s

Submitted by T-Rock Communications
Friday, June 1st, 2018, 7:52am
Now online: digitized Sacramento Police mug books from 1860s-1940s

The Center for Sacramento History (CSH) is excited to share a recently completed project: they have digitized 126 Sacramento Police Department (SPD) and Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office mug books and uploaded them to the Internet Archive. 

 

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CSI: Old City Cemetery

Submitted by Historic City Cemetery
Thursday, June 15th, 2017, 2:45pm
CSI: Old City Cemetery

Saturday, June 17, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. Dig into the sordid underbelly of Sacramento's past and learn how dogged investigators were able to solve some of the worst crimes this city has seen. Step into the boots of those Sherlock Holmes' of the graveyard shift and uncover the secrets of early crime detection.

The tour convenes at the10th Street gate. There is ample free street parking on surrounding streets. The tour costs $10 per person (cash only) and will be collected at the gate on a first-come, first-served basis. Ticket sales are limited to the first 50 sold. For more information, call (916) 448-0811. Sacramento Historic City Cemetery, 1000 Broadway, Sacramento, CA 95818

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Public Safety Realignment & Prop. 47 Planning: Second Session Added in Davis

Submitted by Yolo County, Beth Gabor, Yolo County Public Information Officer
Wednesday, April 1st, 2015, 11:30am
Public Safety Realignment & Prop. 47 Planning: Second Session Added in Davis

Assembly Bill 109, Public Safety Realignment, was enacted in 2011 in an effort to reduce state prison overcrowding by placing supervision and incarceration responsibilities for non-serious, non-sexual and non-violent offenders with local county criminal justice systems.  Adding to those responsibilities, Californians passed Proposition 47 in November which reduced penalties for certain offenders convicted of certain property and drug crimes and which allows certain offenders who have been previously convicted of such crimes to apply for reduced sentences.  In addition, the measure requires any state savings that result be spent to support truancy (unexcused absences) prevention, mental health and substance abuse treatment, and victim services.

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