Workers’ compensation insurance fraud is wrong in any profession, but it’s especially concerning when it involves law enforcement officers who are sworn to uphold the law. https://t.co/a8mAIYARCh
@sbcountysheriff We sincerely hope the justice system holds these two fully accountable. What they did is horrific—torturing a child is something society must never tolerate.
#FIRSTONFOX: Federal officials tell me the 12-year-old girl at the center of one of the most disturbing abuse case I’ve seen out of Texas, is an unaccompanied minor who crossed the border at just 1 years old under the Obama Administration. According to detectives, the 12-year-old girl’s mother was living in Honduras, while the young girl was living with a distant uncle who sexually abused her in Houston. She was then taken in by two sisters who knew the uncle and the abuse continued. According to affidavits, the 12-year-old escaped from restraints in the home she was being abused and held captive in. Detectives say she was found with injuries all over her body, extreme malnutrition, had an infected gash on her head, and a zip tie on her wrist. The girl told detectives the sisters- Brenda and Tania Garcia beat her, starved her, and restrained her. According to court docs, she was bound with zip ties and at times, tied to a chair for “stealing food.” The girl told detectives she was hit by cables and a belt with a spike on it until she bled. She had her mattress taken away, and only allowed to sleep on a table cloth on the floor while she was restrained, according to the docs. The sisters’ charges include felony injury to a child, unlawful restraint and invasive visual recording. Sources say this is an example of why the Trump administration is prioritizing the need to vet sponsors properly and find unaccompanied children who have been lost in the system.
@SanBernardinoPD It has been extremely difficult to obtain information by phone regarding an accident report. The automated outgoing message is outdated, still referencing COVID-19 protocols from 2020, and continuously loops without providing any clear or actionable information.
Scammers are sending random packages with QR codes to steal info or install malware.
Stay safe:
👉 Don’t scan codes from packages you didn’t order
👉 Be cautious with unknown links or apps
Report suspicious packages: 909-941-1488
#RCCommUNITY
The FBI is seeking information about a man who assaulted a federal officer and caused damage to government property in LA this weekend. A reward of up to $50,000 is offered for information leading to his identification, arrest and conviction. Details: https://t.co/jMhLTGiTFX
The Department of Justice announced Thursday that it would be launching an investigation into the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department over possible infringement of…
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