Brian Rokos

1 week ago | fresnobee.com | Brian Rokos

Un estudiante de la preparatoria Vista del Lago en Moreno Valley fue arrestado la mañana del jueves 1 de mayo tras llevar una pistola de aire comprimido a la escuela, informó el Departamento del Sheriff del Condado de Riverside. El Departamento del Sheriff no identificó la escuela por su nombre, solo por su ubicación en la cuadra 15000 de la calle Lasselle. Sin embargo, el director de Vista del Lago, Matthew McCain, reconoció el incidente en un mensaje a los padres publicado en redes sociales.

1 week ago | pressenterprise.com | Brian Rokos

Trump order of free legal help for police sends a message, but may have little impact in court

1 week ago | sbsun.com | Brian Rokos

A 19-year-old pedestrian died when he was hit by a car in Colton on Friday morning, May 2, the Colton Police Department said. The man’s name had not been publicly announced as of Friday afternoon. The collision happened around 6:48 a.m. in the 17000 block of Washington Street, said Sgt. Mike Sandoval, a Police Department spokesman. Investigators were trying to determine the circumstances of the crash and whether any crime had been committed, Sandoval said.

1 week ago | ocregister.com | Brian Rokos

Two people were burned Friday morning, May 2, when a suspected honey oil lab exploded in a garage at a house in Moreno Valley, the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department said. Both were hospitalized with moderate to major injuries, said Karina Espinoza, a Cal Fire / Riverside County Fire Department spokeswoman. One was detained for questioning, said Lt. Dierdre Vickers, a sheriff’s spokeswoman. “Deputies are investigating a possible butane honey oil lab explosion,” Vickers said.

1 week ago | sbsun.com | Brian Rokos

Two people suffered critical burns Friday morning, May 2, when a house exploded in Moreno Valley, authorities said. The explosion and a fire were reported at 10:27 a.m. in the 13600 block of Pattilyn Drive, Cal Fire/Riverside County Fire Department said. Two people were hospitalized in critical condition, said Lt. Deirdre Vickers, a Sheriff’s Department spokeswoman. Vickers did not describe the injuries or address the cause of the explosion. The flames were knocked down in about 20 minutes.