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Hidden camera found outside of Temecula home, raising safety concerns of residents
Another Southern California community has cause for concern after a hidden camera was found planted in one neighborhood, an issue that they fear isn't being taken seriously by law enforcement. The discovery was made early last week at a home in the Crowne Hill neighborhood, underneath some branches in a fake bush that was planted in the person's yard. A wireless transmitter was connected to the back of the phony plant, likely feeding live images to an unknown location, which has the homeowners, who wish not to be identified, living on edge. "They have a target, I'm afraid it's children," they said. "I...
Here’s where cameras are watching for rolling stops
At 12:15 p.m. on a warm, sunny day last July, Andrew Rice’s adult kid did a rolling stop in a Prius while leaving the Temescal Canyon parking lot near Pacific Palisades. What Rice’s kid didn’t know was that he was being filmed as he did so. And the recording would result in a $100 “administrative […]
Man, 71, pleads guilty in murder of brother-in-law in Southern California
A 71-year-old man is facing 25 years to life in prison for the 2020 shooting death of his brother-in-law in Ventura County, authorities announced Tuesday. Prosecutors say that in late 2019 Elsworth Dennis Cadle’s estranged wife and daughter were living with his sister and brother-in-law, Mark Milton, but by January 2020, they planned to […]
$1.4 million in stolen goods recovered from warehouse being used by retail crime ring
More than 150 pallets of stolen merchandise were recovered from an Inland Empire warehouse last week by Riverside County Sheriff's Department investigators after months of investigation. A search warrant was served at the warehouse, located in the 24000 block of Highway 74 in an unincorporated part of Perris known as Good Hope on May 9 at around 8 p.m., according to a statement from RSO. "Over 160 pallets of stolen merchandise, ranging from food products to industrial-grade tools, were seized during the service of the search warrant," deputies said. The recovered stolen property is estimated to be worth more than $1.4 million. One person was also arrested during the warrant for possession of heroin and drug paraphernalia. He has been identified as 34-year-old Jurupa Valley man Rajdeep Singh. They are working to determine his alleged involvement in the crime ring. Investigators have not released any further information on the investigation or identified any additional suspects. Anyone with additional information is asked to contact investigators at the Moreno Valley Sheriff's Station by calling (951) 486-6700.
Moreno Valley deputies rescue stolen French bulldogs
Two French bulldog puppies that had been reported stolen were recovered by Riverside County Sheriff’s deputies on Sunday. The Moreno Valley Sheriff’s Station shared a photo of deputies posing with the two puppies on its Facebook page on Monday.
Dog dies in Banning house fire. Several others rescued
Firefighters were able to rescue several dogs from a burning home in Banning Monday afternoon, but, one dog died at the scene. The fire was reported at around 5:30 p.m. on the 1300 block of Almond Way. "Firefighters responded to a two-story single-family dwelling with heavy smoke and fire showing from the structure," CAL FIRE The post Dog dies in Banning house fire. Several others rescued appeared first on KESQ.
15 charged in Southern California insurance fraud ring
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. - Fifteen Southern California residents, including an employee with the California Highway Patrol, are accused of being part of an organized crime ring that colluded to profit from fraudulent auto insurance claims totaling over $350,000, according to the California Department of Insurance. The Inland Empire Automobile Insurance...
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