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Man suspected in Cathedral City Dollar Tree shooting pleads not guilty - Vimarsana News

Man suspected in Cathedral City Dollar Tree shooting pleads not guilty

A man suspected of shooting at and pistol whipping an 18-year-old customer at a Dollar Tree in Cathedral City re-entered not guilty pleas today to felony charges.

Source: kesq.com
Arraignment set For man, 28, suspected in fatal hit-run in Palm Springs - Vimarsana News

Arraignment set For man, 28, suspected in fatal hit-run in Palm Springs

An October arraignment date was set today for a 28-year-old man suspected in a fatal hit-and-run collision last year in Palm Springs.

Source: kesq.com
Woman suspected in robbery near Thousand Palms pleads not guilty - Vimarsana News

Woman suspected in robbery near Thousand Palms pleads not guilty

 A 33-year-old woman suspected with two others in a robbery that started in Rancho Mirage, where a person was lured into a vehicle, driven away, and robbed, pleaded not guilty today to felony charges.

Source: kesq.com
Man pleads guilty to robbery, carjacking attempt in Palm Desert - Vimarsana News

Man pleads guilty to robbery, carjacking attempt in Palm Desert

A 19-year-old man who robbed and attempted a carjacking in Palm Desert last year pleaded guilty to felony charges today.  

Source: kesq.com
Man pleads guilty to pursuit that ended in fiery crash at Indio gas station - Vimarsana News

Man pleads guilty to pursuit that ended in fiery crash at Indio gas station

A 24-year-old man who led police on a pursuit that ended in a fiery collision at a gas station in Indio pleaded guilty to felony charges today and was immediately sentenced to 180 days in county jail and nearly three years of formal probation.  

Source: kesq.com