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Monthly Archives: October 2018

Two Anaheim police officers were severely inured while trying to arrest a suspect

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ANAHEIM POLICE DEPARTMENT

NEWS RELEASE

SUBJECT: TWO POLICE OFFICERS SERIOUSLY INJURED DURING ATTEMPTED ARREST OF SUSPECT, WHO THEN SUFFERS CARDIAC ARREST

ANAHEIM, CALIF. (Oct. 27, 2018) – Two Anaheim Police Department (APD) officers were seriously injured during an attempted arrest of an assault and battery suspect. Both officers were transported to a local trauma center, where they are currently being treated. Post arrest, the suspect went into full cardiac arrest and was transported to a local hospital where he is listed in critical condition.

Around 8:40 am Saturday morning, officers were sent to an apartment complex in the 2200 block of W. Broadway regarding a male resident who appeared to be under the influence of narcotics and who allegedly assaulted an employee of the complex. Continue reading→

Stanton man arrested for alleged stabbing homicide in Anaheim

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ANAHEIM POLICE DEPARTMENT

NEWS RELEASE, FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

SUBJECT: SUSPECT ARRESTED IN ANAHEIM HOMICIDE

ANAHEIM, CALIF. (Oct. 18, 2018) – Anaheim Police have arrested a suspect in the October 16, 2018 homicide of Raymond Tovar in the 2800 block of W. Lincoln Avenue. Investigators from the Crime Task Force arrested Daniel Perez, a 38-year-old Stanton resident, this morning at a motel in Stanton without incident.

APD responded to 2877 W. Lincoln Ave at 12:54 am on Tuesday morning regarding reports of a male who had possibly been stabbed. Officers found Tovar suffering from at least one stab wound. They performed life saving measures before Anaheim Fire & Rescue transported Tovar to a local hospital where he was pronounced deceased. Homicide detectives launched an investigation, which led to Perez’ identification as the suspect.

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The Anaheim police are trying to identify a man who robbed two local donut shops

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Anaheim Donut Shop Robbery Suspect

ANAHEIM POLICE DEPARTMENT

Jorge Cisneros, Chief of Police

NEWS RELEASE, FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

SUBJECT: ANAHEIM POLICE DEPARTMENT SEEKS PUBLIC’S HELP IN IDENTIFYING ROBBERY SUSPECT

ANAHEIM, CALIF. (Oct. 17, 2018) – The Anaheim Police Department seeks the public’s help in identifying a suspect who committed two armed robberies within 20 minutes.

On Tuesday morning at 3:56 am, the suspect entered Winchell’s Donuts at 901 S. Euclid Street in Anaheim. He produced a silver handgun and demanded money, ultimately fleeing with the cash register drawer. Just 20 minutes later, the same suspect entered Vandy’s Donuts at 1007 N. Euclid Street. He again displayed a silver handgun, demanded money, and fled with the cash register drawer. Nobody was physically hurt in either crime. Continue reading→

A retired Anaheim schoolteacher apparently killed himself as he was on trial for molesting five students

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David Michael Bruce

David Michael Bruce, 68, a retired Sycamore Junior High School drama teacher who was on trial for allegedly molesting five of his students, apparently took his own life as his attorney and a prosecutor were preparing to begin closing arguments Wednesday morning, according to the O.C. Register.

David Michael Bruce, 68, was found dead in his home in an unincorporated area of Anaheim south of Los Angeles, according to ABC News. Continue reading→

The public’s help is sought after a gang-related drive-by shooting in unincorporated Anaheim

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Homicide investigators seek public assistance after gang-related, drive-by shooting

SANTA ANA, Ca. (October 5, 2018) – On September 24, 2018, at 1:25 p.m. deputies responded to the 9000 block of Cerritos Ave. in unincorporated Anaheim regarding a subject who had been shot. Upon their arrival, deputies located an adult male who sustained a gunshot wound while riding his bicycle on Cerritos Ave. The victim, Victor Sanchez, 19, Anaheim, was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. Continue reading→

Inglewood pimp convicted of trafficking a victim in Anaheim

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October 4, 2018

Case # 18CF1357

INGLEWOOD MAN CONVICTED OF PIMPING, FALSELY IMPRISONING, AND ASSAULTING HUMAN TRAFFICKING VICTIM UNTIL SHE ESCAPED FROM HIS MOVING VEHICLE

SANTA ANA, Calif. – An Inglewood man was convicted today of pimping, falsely imprisoning, and assaulting a victim of human trafficking until she escaped from his moving vehicle as he repeatedly punched and bit her.

Defendant: Keland Scott Coleman, 30, Inglewood

Found guilty by a jury on Oct. 4, 2018, of the following felony counts: Continue reading→

Coronado reacts to harassment allegations involving her opponent Quirk-Silva

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Loretta Sanchez, Bill Clinton and Sharon Quirk Silva

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Monday, October 1, 2018

Contact: Brian Harrington 253.273.3292

In case you missed it, North Orange County Assemblywoman accused of coercion, intimidation, and retaliation to alleged victims of sexual assault.

Dr. Alexandria Coronado Releases Official Statement Regarding Opponent and Assemblywoman Quirk-Silva’s Allegations of Retaliation From Former Staffer

ORANGE COUNTY, Calif. – “If Sharon Quirk-Silva engaged in tactics of coercion, intimidation, and retaliation to silence alleged victims of sexual assault, she should immediately resign from the Assembly. Voters deserve to know whether or not a candidate could end up being taken away in handcuffs before they go to the ballot box. Quirk-Silva owes the public nothing short of full transparency as it relates to the allegations, events, and individuals involved in this situation.” – Dr. Alexandria Coronado

Orange County Register Article Excerpt Below: Continue reading→