Posts From F. Scott Faulkner
Family Party Ends in Stabbing
Ventura County – We all have those family members who have a knack for showing up at our family gatherings…and we wish they didn’t. According to Ventura County Sheriff’s Department spokesman
Woman Stabbed by Her Ex-Boyfriend
Ventura County – When love turns sour with the wrong person, it can do more than simply leave a bitter taste in your mouth; it can seriously endanger your life. Such
Senior Aids Cops in Busting Burglars
Ventura County – Maybe because it was the final day to pay income taxes that Ricardo Celio, 29, his brother Junior Celio, 32, and Juan DeLeon, 27—all hailing from Los Angeles—were
Smashing Up Cop Cars Earns Arrest
Ventura County – There are many of us who occasionally need to be reminded of the adage “It’s not what happens to us, but how we react to what happens.” When
Father & Son Brawl with Cops…and Lose
Santa Barbara County – Arturo Gutierrez, a 52-year old Lompoc resident, was under a court retraining order prohibiting him from making any contact with his wife, so when he showed up
Inmate Attacks Sheriff
Ventura County – Okay, getting arrested and put into an orange jumpsuit and finding yourself behind bars waiting to see a judge is no fun. Actually, it truly sucks. And being
Scissor-Seeking Burglar Busted
Ventura County – There may be no more terrifying experience than awakening in the dead of night to find a babbling intruder standing in your kitchen and announcing that all he
Sodomizing Rubdown Results in Arrest
Ventura County – When one seeks the rejuvenating benefits of a professional massage, one expects a modicum of hands-on professional attention to those body parts wracked by the tension and stress
Carpinteria Car Thieves Caught
Carpinteria – It’s not likely that tourists visiting the beachfront town of Carpinteria and lodging at the local Motel 6 are aware of their fellow overnight guests who use the facility
Trio Arrested for Robbery & Assault with Skateboard
Goleta – The UC Santa Barbara campus—an island of academic tranquility wedged between the takeoffs and landings of the Santa Barbara Municipal Airport to the east, and the narrow, densely populated
