Crime & Arrest Report: January 2011

This information is available on line in bits and pieces, at http://www.localcrimenews.com/city/1315/Grand-Terrace-crime-news.html Readers have responded to the question do they want this type of post to return to the blog. Yes was the majority reply. So folks. This post will be updated and a new post will start each month. Note, these are arrests and crime reports. Not Convictions. The case follow up information can be found on the San Bernardino Superior Court's web page at http://www.sbcounty.gov/courts/genInfo/openaccess.htm

Cange, Mariano (M/B) age 33 of Grand Terrace
Reported On: 01/30/2011 in Los Angeles County
For DUI, Driving Under the Influence
F VC 23153(A( DUI Alcohol/Drugs with Bodily Injury
Bail 100,000

Soares, Christopeher (M/W) of Grand Terrace
12761 Reed Ave (Verified Address)
Reported on 01/27/11 in San Bernardino County SD
For Burglary
F PC 459 Burglary

Gomez, Amanda (F/H) of Grand Terrace
22760 Robin Way
Reported on 01/27/2011 in San Bernardino County SD
Buglary
F PC 459 Burglary

Dahm, Sara (F/W) of Grand Terrace
11750 Mt. Vernon Ave Apt. N150
Reported on 01/25/2011 in San Bernardino County SD
Motor Vehicle Theft
F VC 10851(A) Take Vehicle W/O Owner's Consent

Clarke, Stewart (M/B) of Grand Terrace
22740 Bluebird Ln
Reported on 01/24/2011 in San Bernardino County SD
For Sex Crimes
M PC 261.5(A) Unlawful Sexual Intercourse with a Minor

Carrington, Omar (M/B) of Grand Terrace
12713 Blue Mountain Ct (Verified Address)
Reported On 01/23/2011 in San Bernardino County
For Other Felonies
F PC 3056 Violation Parole: Felony

Gabbard, Grandt (M/W) of Grand Terrace
12073 Preston St (Verified Address
Reported On 01/23/2011 in San Bernardino County
For Assualt
F PC 422 Threats of Violence

Muratore, Brandon (M/W) of Grand Terrace
12269 Mirado Ave (Verified Address)
Reported On : 01/22/2011 in San Bernardino County
For Drunk
M PC647(F) Under the Influence of Drugs/Alcohol

Moore, Tiffany (F/W) of Grand Terrace
22537 Grand Terrace Rd (Verified Address)
Reported On 01/22/2011 in San Bernardino County
For Felony Theft
F PC 503 Emezzlement

Jewell, Georgea (F/M) of Grand Terrace
Reported on 01/21/2011 in San Bernardino County
For Driving Under the Influence
M VC 23152(A) DUI Alcohol/Drugs

Medeiros, Victor (M/H) of Grand Terrace
Reported On 01/21/2011 in San Bernardino County
For Marijuana

Key, Paul (M/W) of Grand Terrace

11856 Preston St Verified Address

Reported on 1/20/11 in San Bernardino County SD

For Marijuana

F HS 11359 Possess Marijuana/Hashish For Sale

Draper, Domiya (M/B) of Grand Terrace

22491 De Berry St (Not Verified Address)

Reported On : 01/20/11 in Los Angeles County PD

For Marijuana

F HS 11359 Possess Marijuana/Hashish For Sale

Bail 20,000

Journey, Sarah - (F/H) of Grand Terrace (Verified Address)
22677 Raven Way
Reported 01/17/2011 in San Bernardino SD
DUI F VC 2325(A) DUI Alcohol/Drugs With Bodily Injury

Gallegly, Amanda (F/W) of Grand Terrace

22111 Newport Ave # APT 65 (Not Verified Address)

Reported on 1/16/2011 by San Bernardino SD

M PC 853.7 Fail to Appear After Written Promise

Ybarra, David (M/H) of Grand Terrace
22270 Fulmar Pl Verified Address
Reported 01/15/2011 in San Bernardino SD
Drugs 11364(A)

Dodd, Lloyd (M/?) of Grand Terrace (Verified Address)
22626 Tanger St
Reported on 01/13/2011 in Riverside County SD
Driving Under the Influence
M VC 23152(A) DUI Alcohol/Drugs
Bail $2500.00

Link, Alexander (M/W)
Reported on 01/13/2011 in San Bernardino SD
22995 Jensen Ct.
Grand Terrace Ca Verified Address
F PC 459 Burglary

Escobedo, Jaried (M/H) of Grand Terrace

12672 Thomas Ct (Verified Address)

Reported On 1/11/2011 in San Bernardino County SD

For Selected Traffic Violations

M VC 23103(A) Reckless Driving Public Street

Stallberg, Harold (M/O) of Grand Terrace

22149 Tanger St Verified Address

Reported on 1/10/2011 in San Bernardino County SD

Weapons Charges P 12020(A)(4)

Compton, Terra (F/W) of Grand Terrace
11856 Preston St, GT (Address Verified)
Reoported On 01/06/2011 in Los Angeles County (San Dimas SS)
Burglary F PC459 Buglary Bail 20,000

Marquez, Eric (M/H), of Grand Terrace (Verified Address)

12455 Pascal Ave, (Verified Address)
Reported On 01/06/2011 in San Bernardino County SD
Driving Under the Influence M VC 23152(A) DUI Alcohol/Drugs

McElroy, Steven (M/W) of Grand Terrace
22309 Franklin St, GT (Verified Address)
Reported On 01/05/2011 in San Bernardino County SD
Other Felonies 2800.2(A)

Seay, Laban (M/B) of Grand Terrace
12000 La Cadena Dr GT (Verified Address)
Reported On 01/05/2011 in San Bernardino County SD
Misdemeanor Offenses :M VC 4462.5 Display of False Evidence of Registration

Herrera, Danny (M/H) of Grand Terrace
22552 Blue Lupine Cir, GT (Verified Address)
Reported On 01/02/2011 in San Bernardino County SD
Assualt : F PC 273A (A) Child Endangerment

Arellano, Jessica (F/H) of Grand Terrace
22352 Blue Lupine Cir, GT (Verified Address)
Reported On 01/02/2011 in San Bernardino County SD
Assualt F PC 273A (A) Child Endangerment

Second Online Source:
http://spotcrime.com/ca/grand+terrace

1/31/2011 12:00 AM Burglary 118xx Mt. Vernon Ave
Residential Day Entry By Force

1/31/2011 4:58 AM Burglary 118xx Mt Vernon Ave
Residential - Day, Entry by Force

1/30/2011 12:00 Am Vandalism 227xx Barton Rd
Vandalism ( Graffiti) Misd under $5,000

1/30/2011 12:00 AM Theft 118xx Mt. Vernon Ave
Fraud by False pretense

1/28/2011 12:00 AM Arrest Minona Dr / Mt. Vernon Ave
Arrest DUI-Alcohol, Drugs (Over .08%)

1/28/2011 12:00 AM Vandalism 124xx Cardinal Ct
Vandalism Less than $1,000

1/25/2011 10:25 PM Theft 117xx Mt. Vernon Ave
GTA - Auto

1/25/2011 12:00 AM Theft 117xx Mt. Vernon Ave
GTA - Auto

1/24/2011 12:00 AM Theft 126xx Franklin Way
Petty Theft Under $50.00

1/23/2011 12:00 AM Burglary 124xx Cardinal Ct
Residential - Night, Entry No Force

1/23/2011 12:00 AM Theft 226xx Grand Terrace Rd
Auto Burglary

1/22/2011 12:00 AM Burglary Barton Rd/ Michigan Ave
Illegal Entry to Dwelling

1/22/2011 12:00 Am Arrest Grand Terrace Rd / Vivienda Ave
Poss of Controlled Substance

1/21/2011 12:00 AM Theft 223xx Barton Rd

From Building (Office, School)

1/20/2011 12:00 AM Arrest 227xx Fairburn Dr

Poss, Sell Marijuana, Hashish (F)

1/20/2011 12:00 AM Arrest 11800 Preston

Poss, Sell Marijuana, Hashish (F)

1/20/2011 12:00 AM Theft 117xx Mt. Vernon Ave

GTA- Auto

1/19/2011 Burglary 117xx Mt. Vernon Ave

Illegal Entry to Dwelling

1/19/2011 12:00 AM Vandalism 120xx La Crosse Ave

Vandalism (Graffiti) MISD Under $ 5,000

1/18/2011 12:00 AM Vandalism Barton / Mt. Vernon Ave

Vandalism less than $ 1000.00

1/18/2011 12:00 Am Vandalism 218xx Barton Rd

Vandalism (Graffiti) Felony Over $ 5,000.00

1/17/2011 11:21 AM Theft 118xx Mt. Vernon Ave

GTA Grand Theft Auto

1/17/2011 12:00 AM Theft 118xx Mt. Vernon Ave
GTA - Grand Theft Auto

1/15/2011 12:00 AM Arrest: Minona Dr/Preston St

Misc Narcotic Misd

01/15/2011 12:00 AM Theft 118xx Mt. Vernon Ave

Theft Auto Burglary

1/14/2011 12:00 AM Theft 7xx Washington St
Theft From Building (Office, School)

1/13/2011 12:00 AM Assualt 225xx De Berry St

Assualt: ADW, Knife (Mayhem)

1/12/2011 12:00 AM Theft 117xx Mt. Vernon

Theft: Grand Theft, Auto Parts and Accessories

1/10/2011 12:00 Am Theft 118xx Eton Dr

Theft Petty Theft under $ 50.00

1/09/2011 12:00AM Theft 226xx Arliss Dr
Petty Theft Under $50.00

1/07/2011 12:00 AM Vandalism 119XX Mt. Vernon Ave.
Vandalism Less Than $ 1,000


1/07/2011 12:00 AM Theft 118xx Mt. Vernon Ave.
Grand Thefto, Auto Parts and Accessories


1/07/2011 12:00 Arrest 120xx La Crosse Ave
Misc narcotic Misd

1/05/2011 12:00 AM Theft 118xx Mt. Vernon Ave
Theft: Auto Burglary

1/03/2011 12:56 AM Theft 117xx Mt. Vernon Ave
Theft: GTA

1/03/2011 12:00 AM Vandalism 124xx Pascal
Vandalism Less Than $1000.00

1/03/2011 12:00 AM Theft 117xx Mt. Vernon Ave
Fraud by Flase Pretense

1/03/2011 12:00 AM Theft 6xx E 3rd St Location?
Fraud, Identity Theft

1/02/2011 12:00 AM Theft 225xx Kentfield St Grand Terrace
Theft: Petty Theft Under $50.00

1/02/2011 12:00 AM 225xx De Berry St Grand Terrace
Vandalism (Graffiti) Misd Under $5,000.00

More Than 700 New Laws Now In Effect Statewide

From the San Bernardino Sentinel Jan 14, 2011

Several hundred new laws passed by the state legislature went into effect on January 1. In 2010, then-governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed 747 bills into law last year.

Some of the laws are a revamping, recision, or partial recision of old ones. The threshold for a grand theft charge rose from $400 to $950. Marijuana possession in small amounts is now an infraction, not a misdemeanor. The Department of Mental Health will no longer be under the requirement of a 60-year-old law to research the causes and cures for homosexuality.

The Expedited Jury Trials Act (AB 2284), authored Assemblywoman Noreen Evans, D-Santa Rosa, took effect this month. Modeled on similar fast trial tracking laws in New York and South Carolina, is intended to change the adjudication of civil disputes in California and reduce the cost of a jury trial by up to 80 percent. These expedited jury trials are to be heard, on a set date before a judge and jury of eight. The law limits each side to three peremptory challenges, who will be required to present its case and arguments in just three hours, with the goal of concluding the civil trial in a single day.

Other legislation touches on the arena of family law. AB 939 enables litigants to present live testimony in family law matters. Another law, which will not go into effect until next year, AB 1050, provides 14-year-olds in family law cases the right to testify unless there is citation of a reason why their testimony should not be heard.

A summary of some of the new laws follows:

Under SB 1317, parents who do not ensure that their children are attending school can be charged with a misdemeanor and face a maximum penalty of one year in jail and a $2,000 fine.

AB 1280, also known as as Adam’s Law, provides for stiff punishments up to and including life without the possibility of parole for abuse by a parent or other caregiver that causes a child under the age of 8 to go into a coma or become permanently paralyzed.

AB 1844 provides harsher penalties for sex offenders who prey on children and an additional fine of up to $100,000 if a commercial sex act is involved.

AB 1963 mandates that the results of ongoing lab tests related to farm workers’ exposure to certain hazardous pesticides be reported to the Department of Pesticide Regulation as well as certain other state agencies.

SB 1411 makes it a misdemeanor to credibly impersonate someone through or on a website or by other electronic means to harm, intimidate, threaten or defraud others.

Under AB 2479 it is a misdemeanor to tailgate or drive recklessly to photograph, video or tape record someone for commercial purposes. If the subject is a child, the penalty could be a year in jail and a $5,000 fine. Paparazzi are now liable for damages and fines if they falsely imprison someone to capture a photo or recording.

The State Bar president is now required, under AB 2764, to maintain a “Governance in the Public Interest Task Force” to submit a report in 2011 (and every three years thereafter) to the Supreme Court, the governor and the legislative judiciary committees with recommendations for enhancing and ensuring the State Bar’s public protection efforts.

AB 2325 enlarges upon foreclosure consultant restrictions to apply to anyone who performs a forensic audit of a residential mortgage loan.

AB 1373 requires disclosures on posted solicitations offering grant deed copy service to homeowners, including a prominent statutory disclosure that the copy service is not associated with any governmental agency and that the homeowner can obtain such records from the county recorder.

AB 1800 increases the criminal punishment for renting out a residential dwelling without the owner’s consent from six months imprisonment plus a $1,000 fine, to one year imprisonment plus a $2,500 fine.

Under Senate Bill 931, as of January 1, 2011, a seller’s first trust deed lender cannot obtain a deficiency judgment against the seller after a short sale. Providing written consent to a short sale obligates the first trust deed lender to accept the sales proceeds as full payment and discharge of the remaining amount owed on the loan. This law applies to first trust deeds secured by one-to-four residential units, but does not limit the lender from seeking damages for fraud or waste by the borrower.

AB 1809 dictates that a home inspection and inspection report may, upon a client’s request, include an audit of the energy efficiency of a home, according to the standards of the Home Energy Rating Systems (HERS).

Under AB 1684, effective January 1, 2011, a claim for adverse possession requires, among other things, certified records of the county tax collector showing that all state, county, or municipal taxes have been timely paid for the five-year period the property has been occupied and claimed. Existing law merely requires proof that taxes have been paid for the five-year period, not certified proof of timely payments.

SB 1137 makes anyone acting as a mortgage loan originator (MLO) without an MLO license endorsement guilty of a crime punishable by six months imprisonment, plus a $20,000 fine. Nor can a broker employ or compensate a real estate licensee for MLO activities unless that licensee has a license endorsement. This law also gives the Department of Real Estate the authority to deny or revoke a MLO license endorsement or take other action. This law also amends the MLO requirements for finance lenders and residential mortgage lenders under the Department of Corporation.

SB 1149 requires that a notice to terminate a residential tenant who remains after a foreclosure sale must include a statutory notice of the tenant’s rights. This requirement, which sunsets on January 1, 2013, applies to an immediate successor-in-interest for one year after a foreclosure sale. The tenant’s rights must be on a separate cover sheet or, for a 90-day termination, incorporated into the notice to terminate. Another provision of this bill protects a residential tenant’s credit by generally prohibiting the court clerk from revealing unlawful detainer court records unless the plaintiff prevails at trial.

SB 782 prohibits a residential landlord from terminating or failing to renew a tenancy based on domestic violence against the tenant or tenant’s household members. This law applies if the person restrained from contact with the tenant by court order or named in a police report is not also a tenant of the same dwelling unit. If the protected tenant subsequently allows the person restrained to visit the property, or the landlord reasonably believes the person restrained poses a physical threat to others or to quiet possession by other tenants, the landlord may serve a three-day notice to correct or quit. To further ensure safe housing for domestic violence victims, this law also requires that, for leases entered into after January 1, 2011, a landlord change the exterior locks of a protected tenant’s dwelling unit within 24 hours after the tenant provides a written request and supporting court or police documentation as specified.

SB 183 requires existing single-family homes with fossil fuel-burning appliances or heaters or an attached garage or a fireplace to be outfitted with carbon monoxide alarms by July of this year. Other dwellings, such as hotels, must make the change by 2013.

AB 1952 requires a person under 21 years of age to complete an approved motorcycle safety course before being issued an instruction permit with which to practice operating a motorcycle, and requires the permit to be held for six months before being issued a class M motorcycle driver license. There are currently more than 6,000 drivers 19 years and younger who are licensed to ride a motorcycle in California.

AB 2499 undoes prior law that only licensed and regulated "brick and mortar" classrooms can house traffic violator schools. This new law will bring court-approved courses, such as online and home study traffic schools into the DMV Traffic Violator School licensing program and implements a number of recommendations included in a DMV study of traffic violator school issues. This law will have a 3-year implementation process.

SB 535 extends a prior law permitting fuel-efficient, low-emission vehicles to display stickers allowing them to be operated in HOV lanes with a single occupant that was to expire on January 1, 2011. The new law extends the "sunset" date for the yellow stickers for hybrid vehicles until July 1, 2011; the white stickers issued to fully-electric and compressed natural gas vehicles until January 1, 2015; and creates a third sticker, for plug-in hybrid vehicles, to be issued and valid from January 1, 2012 until January 1, 2015.

AB 1648 simplifies the proper licensing of firefighters, exempting operators of firefighting vehicles from the Commercial Driver License program and creates a new license endorsement process.

SB 1399 requires permanently medically incapacitated prisoners be granted medical parole if they meet certain criteria and the Board of Parole Hearings concludes they do not pose a threat to public safety. Prisoners facing sentences of death or life without the possibility of parole are not eligible for release under this law.

AB 2487 mandates that a judge disqualify himself or herself from any matter in which one of the attorneys or parties contributed more than $1,500 to that judge’s future election campaign or last election that took place within the previous six years.

AB 1675 makes it an infraction or a misdemeanor to enter an animal enclosure at a zoo, circus, aquarium or traveling animal exhibit without permission.

SB 1449 reduces marijuana possession to an infraction with a maximum $100 fine when the amount possessed does not exceed 28.5 grams.

AB 2650 prohibits medical marijuana clinics and dispensaries from being located within 600 feet of any public or private K-12 school. Existing local ordinances that regulate the location or establishment of such dispensaries and any other zoning restrictions remain in effect.

Some legislation passed in 2010 went into effect prior to January 1, including the prohibition of the sale of electronic cigarettes to minors.

Other laws were not in effect as of January 1, but will become binding later.

In February AB 962, which was passed in 2009, will require handgun ammunition sales and deliveries be done in person and that buyers provide identification and a thumbprint.

In July, SB 1395 goes into effect, requiring the Department of Motor Vehicles to provide information on registering as an organ donor and verbally asking all applicants for licenses if they are willing to enroll in the organ registry. The bill also sets up the nation’s first living donor registry for kidney transplants.

Also in July, AB 211 will kick in, requiring all new construction plans for schools to incorporate doors that lock from the inside.

In 2012, AB 2079 will effectuate, forcing colleges to publicly disclose their policies concerning sports-related medical expenses, scholarship renewal standards and out-of-pocket expenses that athletes on full athletic scholarships will be expected to pay.

AB 1602 and SB 900 create the California Health Benefit Exchange to help consumers and businesses, beginning in 2014, shop for competitive health insurance.

SB 657, which becomes law in 2012, will require California’s major retail sellers and manufacturers to disclose their voluntary efforts to eradicate slavery and human trafficking from their direct supply chain for merchandise they sell.