Last night’s Yucca Valley Town Council meeting covered a professional agreement to improve the former town library, as well as budget assessments and approvals. Reporter Joshua King has the details…
Last night’s meeting began with a presentation from Jack Panichapan of Gillis + Panichapan Architects, the firm assigned to work on renovating the old town library with new additions such as office spaces for town officials and a council chambers that can double as a community room. The professional services agreement is expected to cost no more than $90,000 and was approved unanimously by the council. The council then discussed the town budget and approved an amendment for the fiscal year 2021-22 budget, authorizing an amount of approximately $5.8 million towards the San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department. To close the meeting, the council approved a proposed schedule of summer events organized and conducted by the Community Services Department.
Around Town: RIPA report produces fascinating data
By Pat Orr
For the Victorville Daily Press
I am the son and son-in-law of career police officers. Both men – now deceased – served in a much different time and social environment than we have today. My dad never fired his gun or used his nightstick in 30 years. My father-in-law drew his gun once as an undercover vice squad officer in L.A. to protect his partner. Luckily, in his words, “The bad guy tripped before I could fire and slid right to me, and I cuffed him.” He counted it as a huge stroke of luck that he retired a month before the Rodney King incident.
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The San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department is investigating the death of a 30-year-old El Mirage man after he was stabbed during a fight and taken to a medical facility in Victorville that does not offer emergency room services.
Detectives from the Sheriff s Specialized Investigations Division determined that Sonny Crawford had armed himself with a kitchen knife before he was stabbed during a physical altercation with a man at a residence in the 17000 block of County Road in El Mirage, sheriff s officials reported Thursday.
Deputies responded shortly after 1 a.m. Wednesday to the report of a man bleeding at the Kaiser Permanente High Desert Medical Office on Park Avenue.
These Are The Other Murders The Chameleon Killer Was Suspected Of
By Nicholas Vrchoticky/Feb. 17, 2021 9:08 am EDT
Terry Peder Rasmussen, The Chameleon Killer, was a serial killer straight out of the wildest fiction. The murderer earned his name through his MO. He didn t undergo plastic surgery to physically change his appearance, but he did have an uncanny ability to assume new identities whenever it suited him. Rasmussen is suspected of using his false personas to infiltrate the lives of single women with children and gain their trust before murdering them and moving on to somewhere new.
Luckily, The Chameleon Killer isn t someone we have to worry about claiming new victims anytime soon. Rasmussen was put behind bars for the murder of his common-law wife, Eunsoon Jun, in 2002, and was sentenced to serve 15 years to life in prison. Rasmussen died there from a series of lung issues in 2010. With Rasmussen finally out of the picture, it would be safe to assume that The Chameleo