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Hero Down: Bakersfield Police K9 Jango Fatally Shot By Felon Bakersfield, CA – Bakersfield Police Department (BPD) K9 Jango died in the line of duty on April 27 after being shot while pursuing an armed felon, police said. The incident began just before 9 p.m., when BPD officers spotted a vehicle that had been reported as stolen traveling eastbound on Highway 58, KGET reported. The male suspect refused to stop and led officers on a chase before crashing through a fence and onto an embankment, police said. He then bailed out and took of on foot in the 2000-block of Feliz Drive, KGET reported.

Update: YouTube Bans EDP445 After Being Caught Trying to Meet w/ Teen Girl VladTV 2,935 views   Update 04/27/2021 8:34pm: Roughly a week after EDP445 was caught on video attempting to meet with a 13-year-old girl, YouTube has elected to ban the content creator from its platform. The man behind exposing EDP445, Chet Goldstein, also had his channel removed from YouTube. It's not immediately clear what was behind Goldstein's banishment.  Update 04/23/2021 4:14pm: The Kern County Sheriff's Office confirmed it's investigating the allegations and video of YouTube personality EDP445 getting confro...

Update: Kern County Sheriff's Office Confirms It's Investigating EDP445 VladTV 2,170 views   Update 04/23/2021 4:14pm: The Kern County Sheriff's Office confirmed it's investigating the allegations and video of YouTube personality EDP445 getting confronted for allegedly trying to meet up with a 13-year-old girl. While civilian sting operations aren't illegal, like the one conducted against EDP445, Bakersfield Police warned against the possible ramifications. Sgt. Robert Pair claimed similar sting operations risk the safety of civilians and could hurt law enforcement's investigation. The Preda...

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (AP) — Over 50 FBI agents and Bakersfield police officers searched...

High rates of crime, shootings and homicides have plagued parts of Bakersfield for years, but the pandemic has had an effect similar to dousing a fire with gasoline. The sharp rise in recent violence has galvanized community members who say it must end as they search for ways to pull their neighborhoods out of an intractable spiral. “It’s been enough,” said Xenia King, who grew up in southeast Bakersfield and started a group called Mothers Against Gang Violence last year. Bakersfield Police reported a record number of homicides in 2020 — 45 dead in 43 separate incidents — and seven...