Stoopid tattoo.
Mario Jose Villagrana
On Feb. 15, 2022, the Monterey County Sheriff’s Office searched Villagrana’s home near 700 Eardley Avenue and located eight firearms, numerous firearm magazines and ammunition, tools to manufacture firearms, 13,439 “M30” pills containing fentanyl, and $23,105. The firearms recovered by law enforcement included assault rifles, ghost guns, and a Glock pistol converted to fire ammunition fully automatically, with an extended 30-round magazine.
over ordering a “hush money” severance package deal.
And possible unprofessionalism for expense reimbursements.
In February 2024, in response to Harvey’s request for reimbursement of expenses, Claimant asked to see his signed employment agreement to confirm that the expenses were authorized by his contract. Harvey asked Claimant, “Why can’t you just process the reimbursement?” At first, Claimant thought Harvey was joking and explained that City policy required supporting documentation to justify any payment to employees beyond their regular paycheck. She soon realized, however, that she was dealing with a different kind of city manager,
Ojai’s Ben Harvey Is In Legal Trouble Already
Ojai Valley News
Got to keep them children working at the marijuana farm.
With search warrants in hand, federal agents raided two Central Coast cannabis farms on Thursday – one in Carpinteria and the other in Camarillo – resulting in a protester pointing a gun at agents, a farm worker’s death and the discovery of 10 children at one of the cannabis facilities.
All of the children were undocumented and eight were unaccompanied, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott. The owners of Glass House Farms are now facing allegations he violated child labor laws.
While cannabis is legal to use and grow in California, it is against the law for anyone under 21 years of age to be on the premises of a cannabis business, even if they are a family member.
After a self imposed pay increase flounders because of a referendum.
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Chaps Poduri must have been high when he estimated that figure
“It is estimated that one cannabis dispensary within city limits could bring in $300,000 annually,” according to the argument in support of the 2022 ballot measure given to voters that was signed by councilman Chaps Poduri and then-council candidate and current councilwoman Tina Rau.”Why should Pacific Grove lose out on this revenue stream?”
But in a public report to councilmembers ahead of last week’s meeting, city manager Matt Mogensen said that the estimated annual revenue to the city for a pot shop is now estimated to be “up to $50,000.”
Afraid of guns? Or give the student one less resource to go to when being abused by teachers?
The board’s decision not to continue the program comes after an incident in September 2024 in which a transient who trespassed on the P.G. High threatened to shoot a school employee. In November 2023, another man vowed to kill P.G. High’s former principal after wandering around
inside the city’s middle school.
School board member Jennifer McNary pointed to numerous reasons she didn’t want a police presence at P.G. schools.’ ‘I’m not in favor of guns on campuses,” McNary said.
This does not appear to be a repeat of her November 2024 arrest. Lady has a problem. Ticket mentions a collision, hopefully no one was hurt. Remember Deborah King? She had five DUIs before she killed a father in front of the middle school.
Pacific Grove is set to appoint Casey Day as the new chief of police on March 31.
Day brings over 25 years of law enforcement experience to the position. He was most recently the chief of police for the city of Fortuna, California.
He spent two decades with the Anderson Police Department. He is also a United States Marine Corps veteran.
Day himself, a sergeant at the time, wound up being department’s nunchuck-instructor, which effectively made him the ninja-cop poster boy — the officer sent to demonstrate his nunchuck skills on numerous TV news segments.
In one such segment, Day told a CNN correspondent that he was initially skeptical of the weapon but quickly came to view them as an effective “restraining tool.”
Poor forest management is not just in the Sierras or Southern California.
At the Jan. 16 Pacific Grove City Council meeting, citizen Kevin Hanley made a plea to Councilmembers to reduce the amount of fuel load — dead dry brush, downed trees, etc. — in George Washington Park, a 20-acre, thickly wooded greenspace. Doing so, Hanley said, would reduce the chances of a fire spreading to nearby houses.
Kevin is not wrong. Here’s a few snapshots of Washington Park just feet from houses. C’mon eco freaks and tree huggers, it’s a park so treat it like one.
Same person that trespassed P.G. High and the middle school, threatened to kill the high school principal. This guy has a long list of criminal charges. Recommend a long stay in jail.
“On Nov. 30, the crime of engaging in lewd conduct in violation of PC647(a), a misdemeanor, was committed by Riley Fitzgerald Elvin, in that Elvin did unlawfully engage in lewd and dissolute conduct in a public place and in a place open to the public and exposed to public view,”
