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Two California men could face life in prison after being accused of shooting into a strip club they got booted from for not wearing masks.
A Halloween trip to the Sahara Theatre, a strip club in Anaheim 4 miles east of Disneyland, was cut short after Edgar Nava-Ayala, Daniel Ocampo and Juan Acosta-Soto were kicked out by security guards for not complying with the venue s mask requirements.
They returned to the Sahara in a red Toyota Camry. Nava-Ayala allegedly fired about 15 rounds from an AK-47 semiautomatic rifle “indiscriminately” into the club, according to statements from the Orange County District Attorney’s Office and the Anaheim Police Department.
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BEVERLY HILLS On Friday, December 18, the Orange County District Attorney’s Office announced that a Beverly Hills surgeon who has been charged with stealing $29 million in an insurance fraud scheme that involved paying patients to undergo medically unnecessary surgeries has been ordered to be released from jail after testing positive for COVID-19.
Dr. Randy Rosen, 52, pleaded not guilty on July 2, to 88 felony counts in two separate cases in connection with hiring body brokers to pay patients at Southern California sober living homes to undergo medically unnecessary cortisone shots and Naltrexone implant surgeries. On October 1, a judge found there was enough evidence to hold Rosen until trial on all felonies and set bail at $10 million.