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Olive Avenue Confidential
This is the second in a two-part series.
In last week's Olive Avenue Confidential, former Burbank mover and shaker Scott Schaffer spoke out publicly for the first time since his 2005 arrest and 13-month prison sentence for mixing drugs and guns with bad...Tags: Firearms, Health, FBI, Crime, Law and Justice, Bob Hope
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Olive Avenue Confidential: Scott Schaffer's side of the story
Note: This is the first of a two-part series.
More than a year-and-a-half after Scott Schaffer's release from a 13-month prison sentence for pleading guilty to trading guns for drugs with street-gang affiliates — a conspiracy he maintains he did...Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Health, FBI, Crime, Law and Justice, Juvenile Delinquency
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In Theory: Corporal punishment in schools
It's the 21st century. Gone are the days of teachers wielding rulers and wooden paddles in order to discipline misbehaving students. Or are they? A man in Dallas is pushing the local school district to bring back corporal punishment. A former tutor in the...Tags: Justice and Rights, Baptist, American Academy of Pediatrics, Christianity, Crime, Law and Justice
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Pot bust yields 56 pounds
A 31-year-old man who police said tried to smuggle more than 50 pounds of marijuana in checked luggage pleaded not guilty to felony drug charges Friday. Following his plea in Burbank Superior Court, Clarence Williams, of Brooklyn, N.Y., was taken to a...Tags: Drugs and Medicines, Police Arrests, Health, Crime, Law and Justice, Bob Hope
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TSA fines woman
DOWNTOWN — A month after a judge agreed to drop a misdemeanor battery charge against a woman who refused to relinquish a cooler of snacks for her ailing mother at Bob Hope Airport, she now faces a $2,500 fine. Nadine Kay Hays, of Camarillo, who was...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Bob Hope, Trials, Transportation Security Administration, Assault
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Son will not get jail time
DOWNTOWN — A 20-year-old man charged in connection with the 2008 death of his father will not face jail time after pleading this week to lesser charges. Noah Loock, of Burbank, pleaded no contest Tuesday in Pasadena Superior Court to one count...Tags: Health, Justice System, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Crime, Law and Justice, Court Preliminary
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Mailbag: Jaywalking law needs to be enforced
I am sick of reading all the garbage about crossing a street in an unmarked area. Hello, this is called jaywalking — always has been, and it deserves a ticket. Why do the people in Glendale and Burbank feel we all must bow down and change the...Tags: Travel, Justice System, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Crime, Law and Justice, Vehicles
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L.A. jail killer testifies about remorse, avoids death penalty
In the end, it was Heriberto Eddie Rodriguez's own words that saved his life. The prosecutor seeking his execution said Rodriguez's violent attacks against at least half a dozen Los Angeles County jail inmates, including one assault in which he beat and...Tags: Justice System, Personal Weapon Control, Crime, Law and Justice, Juvenile Delinquency, Prosecution
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'Landlords from hell' accept prison terms for terrorizing tenants
SAN FRANCISCO -- A software engineer and his real estate agent wife who terrorized their tenants in a twisted attempt to force them to move are back after fleeing to Italy, and each has accepted a four-year prison sentence and two strikes rather than face...Tags: Prisons, Justice System, Lawyers, Theft, Crime, Law and Justice
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Jordan Martin files motion for new attorney
lpozen@kspr.comSPRINGFIELD,Mo. - A man accused of killing a Hillcrest High School student is asking the court for a new attorney. Jordan Martin filed a five-page handwritten motion last month on his own behalf. In the letter, he says he wants someone to fight for him....Tags: Justice System, Lawyers, Judges, Crime, Law and Justice
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Chris Brown appeals graffiti monsters citation, cites 1st Amendment
Scary monsters adorning the outside of singer Chris Brown's Hollywood Hills home are his personal art and he isn't about to give up his 1st Amendment right to expression because of a city citation, his attorney said. Mark Geragos, the singer's attorney,...
Tags: Arts, Justice System, Wildlife, Crime, Law and Justice, Arts and Culture
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Foreclosure means new owners for troubled apartments
Time has run out for the owners of notoriously run-down apartments in west Orlando: Their bankruptcy case has been thrown out, OUC shut off their office's electricity last week and now most of their properties have been foreclosed on by Fannie Mae....Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Property, Fannie Mae, Financially Distressed Companies, Fines
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