Posts From Lee Brown
Mother, boyfriend face prison for infant's death
RANCHO CUCAMONGA — Elizabeth Reta, 31, and her boyfriend, 35-year-old Juan Antonio Sanchez, recently pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter in the death of eight-month-old Samuel Reta. The infant died when
High profile DUI case ends with conviction
SANTA ANA — The driver that killed Angels’ baseball pitcher Nick Adenhart and two others in Fullerton was found guilty of second-degree murder Monday by an Orange County jury. Andrew
Sting nets 12 unlicensed contractors
SAN BERNARDINO — Additional undercover operations targeting unlicensed contractors may be in store, says a state licensing official who recently announced citations for a dozen people who were seeking business
Redlands police link men to several burglaries
REDLANDS – Police have arrested four men allegedly tied to at least six residential burglaries in various local cities. The ring was busted by a victim who chased one of
Field hat bandit nabbed after chase
ONTARIO – Inland area law enforcement was abuzz with news of last week’s capture of the “Field Hat Bandit,” a bank robber believed to have committed a wide range of
Hemet suspect maintains innocence, calls police "corrupt"
RIVERSIDE — One of the two suspects arrested in July for multiple attacks against Hemet police is claiming his innocence. Nicholas John Smit has called Hemet police “corrupt” and denied
Hemet suspect maintains innocence, calls police “corrupt”
RIVERSIDE — One of the two suspects arrested in July for multiple attacks against Hemet police is claiming his innocence. Nicholas John Smit has called Hemet police “corrupt” and denied
Campus security, beat cops combine to solve teen robbery
REDLANDS — Two Redlands police officers, including a watch commander, and two high school campus security guards worked overtime to solve a teenage robbery case Tuesday afternoon. Two high school
San Bernardino anticipating police layoffs
SAN BERNARDINO — In a city where crime has been rampant, budget cuts may force San Bernardino police Chief Keith Kilmer’s hand by next July. That’s the soonest any layoffs
Baby's funeral was donation scam, say police
RANCHO CUCAMONGA — A teenage panhandler was arrested Sunday, having collected hundreds of dollars in funeral donations for a baby that didn’t exist. Carolyne Mathis, 19 of Perris in Riverside
