Parolee arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting woman in Twentynine Palms
Manuel Tarango (Courtesy of Morongo Basin Sheriff s Station)
A parolee accused of attempting to rape a woman in Twentynine Palms last week has been arrested.
Manuel Tarango, 34, of Yucca Valley was arrested on Thursday. He was booked into the West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga, where he is being held without bail due to violating his parole.
In the early hours of January 26, deputies from the Morongo Basin Sheriff s Station received reports of an attempted rape at a residence in Twentynine Palms.
Deputies arrived and learned that Tarango had sexually assaulted an adult female at the location, according to the department. Tarango fled the scene before deputies arrived.
A Yucca Valley man was arrested Thursday, February 4, accused of sexual assault. Around 2 a.m. on January 26, deputies responded to a report of attempted rape at a residence on Ocotillo Avenue in Twentynine Palms. During their investigation, deputies determined that parolee Manuel Tarango, 34, of Yucca Valley had sexually assaulted a woman at the residence but had fled prior to deputy’s arrival. A $300,000 arrest warrant was issued for Tarango. On Thursday, February 4, members of the county Specialized Enforcement Division located and arrested Tarango in Yucca Valley. Manuel Tarango was arrested for investigation of sexual assault including oral copulation by force or fear, was booked into the West Valley Detention Center, and is being held without bail.
Victorville sheriff’s officials say ‘there is no winner’ in illegal street racing [Daily Press, Victorville, Calif.]
Feb. 5 A recent incident has prompted San Bernardino County Sheriff’s officials in Victorville Sheriff’s to urge drivers, and parents of teen drivers, to consider the consequences of illegal street racing.
On Wednesday, the Victorville Sheriff’s Station reported that on Jan. 31, Deputy A. Hylin witnessed a Nissan Versa and a Chevy Cobalt in front of him driving northbound on Ridgecrest Road.
As the two vehicles came side by side, both drivers accelerated and allegedly started to race one another. They stopped at a red light, then continued to race, the report said.
I assume it’s overkill to continue listing the evidence against death row inmate Kevin Cooper, duly convicted of committing a quadruple murder back in 1983. The blinding proof of his guilt was covered in last week’s column. To review, this included shoeprint evidence, footprint evidence, cigarette and tobacco evidence, blood evidence and DNA evidence, proving that this violent rapist and mental hospital escapee: hid out in a house next to Doug and Peggy Ryen’s Chino Hills, California, home for two days after escaping from prison; used a hatchet and hunting knife taken from his hideout to hack to death two adults and two children at the Ryen home and critically wound a third child;
Victorville sheriff s officials say there is no winner in illegal street racing
2 teens cited, vehicles impounded, after street race on Ridgecrest Road
Victorville Daily Press
A recent incident has prompted San Bernardino County Sheriff s officials in Victorville Sheriff’s to urge drivers, and parents of teen drivers, to consider the consequences of illegal street racing.
On Wednesday, the Victorville Sheriff’s Station reported that on Jan. 31, Deputy A. Hylin witnessed a Nissan Versa and a Chevy Cobalt in front of him driving northbound on Ridgecrest Road.
As the two vehicles came side by side, both drivers accelerated and allegedly started to race one another. They stopped at a red light, then continued to race, the report said.