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US legal group slams Zim for violating civil rights leader's rights - Vimarsana News

US legal group slams Zim for violating civil rights leader's rights

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Off-Duty Escondido Police Department Employee Hits, Seriously Injures Pedestrian in Escondido - Vimarsana News

Off-Duty Escondido Police Department Employee Hits, Seriously Injures Pedestrian in Escondido

An off-duty Escondido Police Department employee hit and seriously injured a pedestrian in Escondido Friday night, hospitalizing the victim.

Police Chief Asks CHP to Take Lead in Investigation After Civilian Employee Hits Pedestrian - Vimarsana News

Police Chief Asks CHP to Take Lead in Investigation After Civilian Employee Hits Pedestrian

A pedestrian was hospitalized with major injuries after he was struck by a vehicle driven by an off-duty Escondido Police Department employee, authorities said Saturday.

Yearlong operation leads CHP to recover stolen goods worth millions - Vimarsana News

Yearlong operation leads CHP to recover stolen goods worth millions

Operation targeted sophisticated cargo theft ring; on Thursday, officers arrested 25 people and seized $5 million in merchandise

Yearlong operation leads CHP to recover stolen goods worth millions - Vimarsana News

Yearlong operation leads CHP to recover stolen goods worth millions

Operation targeted sophisticated cargo theft ring; on Thursday, officers arrested 25 people and seized $5 million in merchandise