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Nevada County case worker charged with pandering, prostitution - Vimarsana News

Nevada County case worker charged with pandering, prostitution

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Two plead in fatal 2020 shooting - Vimarsana News

Two plead in fatal 2020 shooting

Two of the six suspects arrested in the 2020 shooting of 36-year-old Shanta Olsen have pleaded guilty, with the cases against the other four suspects pending, authorities said.

'Stories change because their hearts change' - Vimarsana News

'Stories change because their hearts change'

Deputy District Attorney Casey Ayer has seen the pattern too many times. In her four-plus years serving as a Nevada County prosecutor, Ayer has prosecuted probably hundreds of domestic violence cases as head of the office’s family violence unit. But in far more cases than she would like, Ayer said that she has had to drop charges against accused abusers — most often because of a lack of cooperation by the victim. “Victims’ stories change because their hearts change, and sometimes that ends up sinking the case entirely,” Ayer said. “Oftentimes, even when we believe we have a strong...

Man with mental illness will not face prison time, will receive psychiatric treatment - Vimarsana News

Man with mental illness will not face prison time, will receive psychiatric treatment

A Nevada County man accused of assaulting a jogger will receive psychiatric care through a pretrial diversion program instead of facing prison time, benefiting from a 2018 law that attorneys say is changing how defendants…

Grass Valley man found guilty of recklessly causing fire - Vimarsana News

Grass Valley man found guilty of recklessly causing fire

By Liz Kellar | Staff Writer A jury on Thursday found a Grass Valley man not guilty of arson during a state of emergency, but instead guilty of a lesser charge of recklessly causing a fire, after he was charged with breaking into a downtown home and setting fires outside. The jury was hung on a charge of first-degree burglary, said Deputy Public Defender Micah Pierce. Juan Carlos Hurtado-Ramirez, 34, was arrested by Grass Valley police officers on April 28 after the tenant of a residence in the 300 block of Columbia Avenue called 911 just after 6:30 a.m. The victim told responding officers a ...