Recently the Riverside County Sheriff’s department received complaints about drug activity in the City of Corona. After investigating, five people were arrested and methamphetamines and marijuana were seized.
A 30-year old man leaving the home was arrested for investigation of drug possession for sale, misdemeanor driving with a suspended license and related charges. His bail was set at $50,000. Afterwards, a search warrant was served on the home where officers found methamphetamines, drug paraphernalia and marijuana.
In addition, a 16-year old girl was placed into protective custody by Child Protective Services. Four others were arrested for various charges, including investigation of narcotics possession for sale, being under the influence of drugs, and misdemeanor counts of child endangerment. Their bail ranged from $5,000 to $25,000.
If you are under investigation for a crime such as possession with intent to deliver or sell, you have a right to an attorney. Contact an experienced Riverside County Criminal Law attorney who will ensure that your rights are properly exercised.
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A San Diego County Sheriff’s Deputy was arrested in Palm Desert the other day on suspicion of felony hit-and-run and driving under the influence.
A report came into the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department about a vehicle that crashed into a water fountain at a country club. When officers responded to the call and started their investigation, it was determined that the driver was also involved in an earlier hit-and-run accident. The vehicle had struck several other vehicles and run over a pedestrian’s foot; the driver fled the scene without stopping.
California Vehicle Code Section 23152 states, “It is unlawful for any person who is under the influence of any alcoholic beverage or drug, or under the combined influence of any alcoholic beverage and drug, to drive a vehicle.”
In addition, California Vehicle Code Section 20002 states in part, “You may be charged with California misdemeanor hit-and-run if you leave the scene of an accident and do damage to another’s property.” You may be charged with a felony if someone was injured. In this case, the driver did damage to several vehicles and injured another person’s foot.
The deputy has been placed on paid administrative assignment while the incident she was involved in is investigated. Since she has broken several rules while driving, it would be to her best interest to contact an experienced Riverside County Criminal Law attorney who will protect her rights and her driving privileges.
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The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department in Norco responded to a head-on collision between a Honda and Toyota sedan the other evening during rush-hour traffic.
The driver of one car and a passenger in the other, suffered moderate injuries and were taken to a local hospital for treatment. The accident is under investigation to determine the cause.
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