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Surveillance video of the suspect who stole Fullerton off duty policeman handgun(a 9mmGlock) by Target security camera.
    For Immediate release....

FULLERTON, Calif. — Fullerton Police are asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect who may have taken an off-duty officer's gun from a gym locker in Santa Ana.

Fullerton Police Sgt. Andrew Goodrich said that on Jan. 9, an off-duty law enforcement officer was at a gym in Santa Ana, and a suspect broke into his locker and stole his wallet, and a 9mm Glock handgun. The locker was secured with a lock.

About an hour later, a suspect entered the Target store on Malvern in Fullerton and used the victim's credit cards to make a purchase. Surveillance video of the suspect was captured by Target, and made available to the police. The suspect can be seen entering, making a purchase, and then leaving the store.

The suspect is described as a black male with a very light complexion, 6-foot-4 to 6-foot-7, and about 300 pounds. He was wearing a cabbie style hat and a plaid shirt.

Anyone with information about this suspect or the incident is asked to call Detective

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The Great Fashion War of 2012
Let the Fashion War begin!!!

HOW MUCH FASHION IN 20 SECONDS?.

More than enough....review the above Paula Abdul's clip, and make sure you look at few before you submit yours.

There will be voting. And the prize winner is it depend on how many votes..one male and one female, no dogs and cats at this time with all respect for your love ones.

Simple to enter..20 second youtube video title "fashion war12" space and your name nick name no more than 20 second. show what you got.
as simple as anyone can participate.good luck.....

 

Should a Wash. sex offender have gone free?

A rape victim's first public interview since her 2004 sexual assault in 2004 calls into question why the offender who attacked her was in public at the time...

SEATTLE — A rape victim's first public interview since her 2004 sexual assault starkly calls into question why the repeat offender who attacked her was given the OK to be released from prison.
Bernadette McDonald spoke to the Seattle Times, whose special report on "The Price of Protection," revealed how shortly after her rape, Curtis Thompson also attempted to kidnap two women and killed a woman in an elevator. Before that, he served time in prison for four rapes.

Near the end of that sentence, some recommended he be civilly committed rather than set free, calling him a danger to the public. When a person is civilly committed, they are sent to a facility where they cannot come into contact with potential victims.

According to the report, "a forensic psychologist persuaded King County jurors to set Curtis Thompson free" during his civil commitment trial. Dr. Theodore Donaldson testified that despite interviews in which Thompson admitted rape made him feel powerful, he thought Thompson was not likely to reoffend, deemed him to be "not a sexual sadist" who was ready to be released from prison.

"If I testified that someone was not likely to reoffend ... I would be looking at my methods," Attorney David Hackett, who handles sex-predator cases for the King County Prosecutor's Office, said at the knowledge of the crimes that occurred following Thompson's release. "The sad part is as much as we try to focus on locking up and providing treatment to the worst of the worst, sometimes those individuals slip through the system."

As the state mulls a harsher sex predator law, McDonald agrees that there is no straightforward way to prevent a future situation like hers.

"It would be easy for me to just say 'lock 'em all up,' and that's what I get from everyone around me. That they should have been locked up," McDonald said. "I know it's not that easy. I know we can't prevent everything but as a society we need to do something to protect innocent people."  more details on the web search engines...

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Jobs Training Partnership Act - JTPA - AFM Home

I hope that it help you too to reach to other who are in need of retrainning any feild or the least to give you an insight of what is available for you and others.
 
             I'am well done....
When i was done i set in the chair in front, suit brand new shoe and hair jailed all in for the job. it was the best pick to match my grad to an exectuve post. The interview went aesome as i heard from the recruit to return for the second and on to the third where i got my desk in my office. That was the job of the few i interviewed which made me the Marketing Coordinator for the company. My daily activities are totaly different now, I no longer have to spend fatigue days from longnights of study. I go around to the city meeting and exchange words at happy hours with the city government menmbers from the mayor to assemblyman and assemblywomen, congresseman and congresswomen, i wrote for immediate releases, articles in the local papers about whatever events our company is either enghaged into or what we are invited people to have at our events. Yes annual calander must have the younger look of those who are now in their upper fifties. But not a high school photo. I was the front man for the JTPA program in the South East los Angeles County. Laid off workers are top priority, the unemployed to be retrained in a different feild of work, and convicted felons to be at the work training programs and job placements.  Also i had behind the desk duties or admin as they call it. The file storage need to be clean and organized, rotated and and sweeping the trash and dust before we lock it.

It was difficult, but that is what i wanted. part of it is a tie and suit, and sometimes my sleves half way up to clean. Advertising and putting the word of mouth for the company was a priority to continue receiving the state funds to grant those institutions which offer all our services, trainning like Cerritos College and Cerritos School district Second Education program, ITT Techenical Institute, and some of the mom and pop welding trainning shops or machine shops. they all received funds from our company.

looking back, it was great, because now i have one the most effective tool to protect me and to fight back. My Master, and my carrer.

If there was anything to do otherwise with my personal affairs, why grant me an MBA, and such an awsome job. For one here and there are many who like to complaint based on nothing else but envy... otherwise as everyone heard before. Itis mutual i don't like you too, tell your daddy to give me all my money back compuded daily plus all my contribution and efforts, There is an other place where i can sit in peace away from any of what you trying to say. Publisher and Editor weconnect2.com Eddie Elchahed
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so you know that we are in Lion, France. julu send me this to remind me of how important one must move on with his life or her life. i thaught it was good enough to share with all of you. What a smart girl.it mean that thatone not only must turn over a page, but sometimes one must change the book...That is french fries for you...Eddie Elchahed. Publisher and Editor. 
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        Lose belly fat.....
The secret is in whole foods. Here are the Top 5 Fat Loss Foods contained in a nutrition program designed to burn stubborn belly fat:

 

1) Chicken Breast

Chicken, by far, is the most popular choice for fitness enthusiasts & fitness competitors alike. You can buy it in bulk & it's easy to cook. But all chicken isn't made the same. You want to make sure you stick to lean cuts of meat such as the breasts. Other parts of a chicken contain lots of fat and hidden calories

 

2) Eggs and Egg Whites

Egg whites are another important food for someone ready to get serious about losing fat. Each egg contains 7 grams of protein. Take out the yolk, and it will yield 3.5 grams of protein. You can stock up your refrigerator with dozens of eggs at a time, and have a ready meal within minutes. To Bump the protein, I suggest combining whole eggs & egg whites at a 1:4 ratio.

 

3) Oatmeal

This is a very potent fat burner. And easy to cook or just add to your protein shake. Since the carbs contained in oatmeal are releases slowly over time, you won't get the insulin spike that KILLS the fat burning effect as found with more simple carbs. A typical half cup includes three grams of fat, five grams of

protein, and 27 grams of carbs, which is an ideal balance. Always choose regular flavor & stay away from the high sugar packets.

 

4) Brown Rice

This is another cornerstone staple. Be sure to  measure it out to keep the calories controlled. Brown rice and is your top choice for a slow releasing starchy carbohydrate.

 

5) Fish and Fish Oils

One of Les' foods of choice was fish. The omega-3 & 6's ramp up the fat burning effect of your day to day activity. If you choose tuna, keep it to 2-3 cans per week. My fish of choice is Tilapia. It cooks fast, and has less of a "fishy taste".

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When Assistant Attorney Thomas Perez, head of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, disclosed the findings Dec. 16 in Seattle, the event was sandwiched between other news conferences to announce that the Justice Department found that law-enforcement officers in Maricopa County, Ariz., and East Haven, Conn., had discriminated against Latinos.

Such “pattern and practice” investigations – so-called because they seek to identify unconstitutional patterns and practices by police – are on a steep upswing, according to a review of Justice Department statistics.

Experts on race, the law and police accountability say the rise in such cases reflects, in part, a disturbing increase in cases of police abuse across the country that can’t be entirely explained away by an aggressive civil-rights-minded attorney general or a change in the political winds.

“There is no question that there is a problem,” said Sam Walker, emeritus professor of criminal justice at the University of Nebraska, Omaha, and the author of more than a dozen books on police accountability, civil rights and police oversight.  

More details at:www.spokesman.com 
  

New update on police brutality and misconduct in New Heaven, CT. 


A lawyer for the 64-year-old Gallo says his client is an unnamed co-conspirator in the indictments, accused of turning away efforts to investigate the officers' conduct and threatening potential witnesses. Gallo denies the allegations.

Officers David Cari, Dennis Spaulding and Jason Zullo and Sgt. John Miller made their first appearance in federal court Thursday. They are facing a long list of charges, ranging from excessive force for allegedly beating handcuffed suspects to obstructing justice. They face up to 20 years in prison if convicted on some of the charges.

The investigation was prompted by a video recording of an encounter between some of the officers arrested Tuesday and the Rev. James Manship, pastor of St. Rose of Lima Church in New Haven. The federal probe found a pattern of discrimination by police, particularly against Latinos.

The officers are free on bonds ranging from $100,000-$300,000. They are currently on paid administrative leave.

 East Haven Police Chief Leonard Gallo talks with reporters on Jan. 26, 2006.

Conn. Chief Retires After Arrest of Officers

Gallo, 64, had been suspended as police chief in April 2010 after the FBI launched the criminal investigation, but he was reinstated to the post in November after his friend Mayor Joseph Maturo Jr. took office.

"His decision to retire at this time is a selfless act, designed to assist in the healing process," said Maturo, who described Gallo as a devoted public servant who "performed admirably in both his personal and professional life."

The four officers, who were arrested Jan. 24 by the FBI, are accused of waging a campaign against Latino residents that included beatings, false arrests and harassment of those who threatened to report misconduct. They face charges including deprivation of rights and obstruction of justice; all of ======them have pleaded not guilty.

The federal indictment refers to Gallo as co-conspirator 1, accusing him of blocking efforts by the police commission to investigate misconduct. Gallo's attorney, Jon Einhorn, has denied those allegations.

Einhorn said Gallo is retiring because he does not want to be a distraction for the town, and his departure is not an admission of guilt. He said Gallo is the target of a lawsuit and could face charges in the criminal probe. He said his client will be vindicated and he does not believe criminal charges would be justified.

He said waiting until the end of the week will give the town time to settle on a retirement package for Gallo. Maturo said the retirement takes effect Friday, and a search for a new chief will begin immediately. Until a new chief is selected, Deputy Chief John Mannion will assume the duties.

More than 15,000 people have signed an online petition calling for Maturo to replace Gallo. The petition was started by Reform Immigration for America, the same group that sent hundreds of tacos to Maturo's office to protest his remark.

State Rep. Andres Ayala Jr., D-Bridgeport, said he and members of the state Latino and Puerto Rican Affairs Commission met with Maturo on Monday morning, but he declined to elaborate. Ayala and commission members are calling for the resignations of Maturo and Gallo.

"I think it's the mayor's responsibility that the police department represent everyone in the community," Ayala said.

Four Connecticut Police Officers Charged with Civil Rights Offenses

New York FBI Assistant Director in Charge Janice K. Fedarcyk, center, is joined by U.S. Attorney David B. Fein, left, and Assistant Attorney General Thomas E. Perez at a press conference in Bridgeport.

A federal grand jury in Bridgeport indicted four East Haven Police officers on charges of conspiring to violate, and violating, the civil rights of members of the East Haven community. It is alleged that unreasonable force was used when victims were unarmed, neither resisting nor interfering with the police, but rather securely under the control of the police or otherwise cooperative. In some cases, the victims were handcuffed with their hands behind their backs when officers assaulted them.

Sgt. John Miller and Officers David Cari, Dennis Spaulding, and Jason Zullo were arrested this morning without incident. According to allegations contained in the indictment, from approximately 2007 through 2011, Miller, Cari, Spaulding, and Zullo, while acting under color of law, conspired to injure, oppress, threaten, and intimidate various members of the East Haven community in violation of their constitutional rights.

The case is being investigated by the Civil Rights Squad of the FBI’s New York Field Office. New York FBI Special Operation teams, including its SWAT Team, assisted in today’s arrests.

“The four police officers charged today allegedly formed a cancerous cadre that routinely deprived East Haven residents of their civil rights,” said New York FBI Assistant Director in Charge Janice K. Fedarcyk. “The public should not need protection from those sworn to protect and serve. In simple terms, these defendants behaved like bullies with badges.”

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Billionaire investor George Soros has warned the global economic system could collapse and riots on the streets of America are on the way. The 81-year-old New York billionaire investor said he'd rather survive than stay rich as the world faces an 'evil' period and Europe fights a 'descent into chaos and conflict'.
 

George Soros predicts riots, police state and class war for America

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DON'T BE AFFRAID...A PICTURE SAY A THOUSAND WORDS.
New photo without the rear windsheild entanna screw-in rubber, just "Siron" and Marilyn, I was able to post for you.

This is the young man about the speedind rubber story was in last week and people thaught i was on some kind of drugs when i seen him. The one Anaheim cop was joind with two others and all happened in the Famous Anaheim Disney Starbucks parking lot. The speeding rubber photo i took last night in the process. Where he screw the 8 unches rubber into the rear windsheild entanna, and this the life size female police blonde woman sitting next to him , seat belted, as he was told he can drive away, but without the rubber. Just Marlyn in the back and his sugar moma blonde police "Syron".  nice guy he let me take the photos last night in the same spot. The Hot Starbucks Spot.

Here is Ruben protesting the Mormons in Utah.

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Conn. detective in coma since 2003 dies

: Andrew Faggio - [New Haven, Connecticut]


NEW HAVEN, Conn. — A detective succumbed to severe head injuries sustained in a 2003 car accident Wednesday.

The accident occurred when a vehicle traveling in the wrong lane struck the patrol car of Detective Andrew Faggio, who was on his way to a stakeout assignment, according to the Officer Down Memorial Page. The 14-year veteran of the New Haven Police Department went into a coma, from which he never emerged.

He leaves behind a wife, Jennifer, and two sons, and the community remembers his service.

“Andy was a terrific cop who cared about his work, his family, and his community," Mayor John DeStefano said in a statement obtained by the New Haven Independent. "His sacrifice, and the sacrifice of his family, remind us of the risk that public safety officers face and how their world can be changed in a moment. I extend the city’s deepest sympathies for a life well

 

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It is fact that one in 5 childrens in America go to sleep hungry. How much it varies. One must be alert in what hunger is about. It is just regular food which are the necessity for one to grow or the extra chocolate mousse and loly pop with carmel popcorn.

To me hunger is not even what most of our elders have experience during the depression or great grand parents experienced in early wars of the 19th centuries.

Let us not forget to land a hand if one can to great cause, be on the lookout for those who exagerate the needs and make you cry with tears to have those who are willing abuse your kidness. One must give for such great cause knowing that it is best to have on the table than go to waste.

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Orange County

is a county in the U.S. state of California. Its county seat is Santa Ana. As of the 2010 census, its population was 3,010,232, up from 2,846,293 at the 2000 census, making it the third most populous county in California, behind Los Angeles County and San Diego County.^[1] It is the sixth most populous county in the United States as of 2009 while at the same time is the smallest area-wise county in Southern California, being roughly half the size of the next smallest county, Ventura. The county is famous for its tourism, as the home of such attractions as Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm, as well as several beaches along its more than 40 miles (64 km) of coastline. It is known for its affluence and political conservatism – a 2005 academic study listed three Orange County cities as being among America's 25 "most conservative," making it the only county in the country containing more than one such city.^[2]

Orange County was at the time the largest US county to have gone bankrupt, when in 1994 longtime treasurer Robert Citron's investment strategies left the county with inadequate capital to allow for any raise in interest rates for its trading positions. When the conservative residents of Orange County voted down a proposal to raise taxes in order to balance the budget, bankruptcy followed soon after. Citron later pleaded guilty to six felonies regarding the matter.^[3]

2010

The 2010 United States Census reported that Orange County had a population of 3,010,232. The racial makeup of Orange County was 1,830,758 (60.8%) White (44% non-Hispanic white), 67,708 (2.2%) African American, 18,132 (0.6%) Native American, 537,804 (17.9%) Asian, 9,354 (0.3%) Pacific Islander, 435,641 (14.5%) from other races, and 127,799 (4.2%) from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 1,012,973 persons (33.7%).^[13]

The city of Santa Ana serves as the governmental center of the county, Anaheim as its main tourist destination, and Irvine as its major business and financial hub. Three Orange County cities have populations exceeding 200,000: Santa Ana, Anaheim, and Irvine.

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Shocking pictures open Los Angeles detective's murder trial

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LOS ANGELES -- Shocking death pictures of a murdered woman were shown to jurors in the trial of former police detective Stephanie Lazarus — huge close-up portraits of the battered face of Sherri Rasmussen, who died 26 years ago.

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How important to relate to a story in your feild is based on how you interpeted the meaning . Alternative energy have few clouds on top of the issue. Clouds rich of influence by lobysts who are willing to stop at nothing to break into the traditional source of energy.

interesting the fitness is big chunk of the pie of alternative energy. Sure I have not produced any lately, but lookingback to all the hours i spend in the gym on the cardio equipments and outside of the gym on my bike, i have produced an estimated million kilowatts of electricity at an average $.20 cost per hour, i lost few hundreds of dollars. Thus researchers have made the break through with cardio equipments that are placed at the fitness gyms which do produce energy by cycling, elptical movements, and the use of tradmills.

At UCI it was braught to reality. The facts are to begin at the idea of producing energy bat cost of $.20 per one hour by cycling or elyptical use of fitness equipements at fitness gyms is to increase awarness and to elevate the issue of alternative energy.

Presidential canidates make it their top priority to preach alternative enrgy because of variety of reasons. We all know that those who are eager to make money of their investements are the primaryreason why politician such as presidential canidates push this issue. let it be if it help either party to make our lives easier and interesting with new source of energy rather than having others just having fun with our lives by controling the source.

As a fitness enthusiest i welcome the idea looking at the issue from a total different side that althought business factors and numbers are my cup of tea,  i change my views to a much more important factor leading to more respond to the solution of alternative energy which awarness. that i hope for the young adults to connect to the issue adding on more people who will become of positive energy to the hot topic alternative energy.

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IC3 and the economic espionage unit of the FBI.....Who is the Champ......

IC3 2009 Annual Report on Internet Crime Released

Law enforcement relies on the corporate sector and citizens to report when they encounter on-line suspicious activity so these schemes can be investigated and criminals can be arrested,” stated Peter Trahon, section chief of the FBI’s Cyber Division. “Computer users are encouraged to have up-to-date security protection on their devices and evaluate e-mail solicitations they receive with a healthy skepticism—if something seems too good to be true, it likely is.”

NW3C Director Donald Brackman said the report’s findings underscore the threat posed by cyber criminals. “The figures contained in this report indicate that criminals are continuing to take full advantage of the anonymity afforded them by the Internet. They are also developing increasingly sophisticated means of defrauding unsuspecting consumers. Internet crime is evolving in ways we couldn’t have imagined just five years ago.” But Brackman sounded an optimistic tone about the future. “With the public’s continued support, law enforcement will be better able to track down these perpetrators and bring them to justice.”

The report is posted in its entirety on the IC3 website.


About IC3

The Internet Crime Complaint Center is a joint operation between the FBI and the National White Collar Crime Center. The IC3 receives, develops, and refers criminal complaints regarding the rapidly expanding arena of cyber crime. The IC3 gives the victims of cyber crime a convenient and easy-to-use reporting mechanism utilized to alert authorities of suspected criminal or civil violations. For law enforcement and regulatory agencies at the federal, state, local, and international level, the IC3 provides a central referral mechanism for complaints involving Internet-related crimes.

- 2009 Internet Crime Report
The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), a partnership between the FBI and the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C), today released the 2009 annual report about fraudulent activity on the Internet.

Online crime complaints increased substantially once again last year, according to the report. The IC3 received a total of 336,655 complaints, a 22.3 percent increase from 2008. The total loss linked to online fraud was $559.7 million; this is up from $265 million in 2008.

Year
Complaints Received
Dollar Loss

2009
336,655
$559.7 million

2008
275,284
$265 million

2007
206,884
$239.09 million

2006
207,492
$198.44 million

2005
231,493
$183.12 million


Although the complaints consisted of a variety of fraud types, advanced fee scams that fraudulently used the FBI’s name ranked number one (16.6 percent). Non-delivery of merchandise and/or payment was the second most reported offense (11.9 percent).

The 2009 Internet Crime Report details information related to the volume and scope of complaints, complainant and perpetrator characteristics, geographical data, most frequently reported scams and results of IC3 referrals.

If you or friend is effected by any cyber crime please report to IC3:

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I have filed few report with the IC3 both on line and at the Santa Ana FBI office in reference of economic esionage. Please give the IC3 unit time and do not take the law in your hand.
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Female Ark. corrections officer killed

Sgt. Barbara Ester, 47, was stabbed in the side, abdomen and chest at about 12:30 p.m., said Shea Wilson................

 

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A convicted murderer stabbed a female guard to death at an east Arkansas prison Friday while she was investigating whether he had an unauthorized pair of shoes, a prison spokeswoman said.

Sgt. Barbara Ester, 47, was stabbed in the side, abdomen and chest at about 12:30 p.m., said Shea Wilson, a spokeswoman for the Arkansas Department of Correction. Ester died about 3 p.m. at a hospital in Memphis, Tenn., about 40 miles away.

Ester, a 12-year veteran of the correction department, was a property officer who investigated whether inmates had contraband items. Wilson said the guard had received a report that Johnson had a pair of contraband shoes.

"This is obviously very difficult for the department when something tragic like this happens," Wilson said. "Our thoughts and prayers are with Sgt. Ester's family. These officers — it's a tight-knit workplace. They look out for each other and are there together for a lot of hours of the day, so this is very difficult for everyone."

Wilson said the prison wasn't locked down after the attack and that the inmate, Latavious Johnson, was being moved to the state's maximum-security unit at Varner.

Johnson, 30, was serving a life sentence for first-degree murder out of Jefferson County. He was sentenced in 2000 for killing his father. Prosecutors said Johnson was 18 at the time of the crime.

Wilson said Johnson had had several disciplinary infractions, including one this week for not obeying orders, but hadn't previously attacked a guard.

"We will move him to the supermax (prison) so he will be out of that environment ... He needed to be out of that environment," Wilson said.

Arkansas State Police and the prison's internal affairs staff were investigating the stabbing. Wilson said authorities would turn over their information to prosecutors, who will determine whether to file charges against the inmate.