Shelby Bremer

1 week ago | nbcsandiego.com | Shelby Bremer

A 27-year-old San Diego man on Wednesday pleaded not guilty to multiple felony charges, including manslaughter and driving under the influence, in connection with a five-car crash on Interstate 805 over the weekend that left a grandmother dead and several others injured. Prosecutors allege Markus Turner smoked marijuana and drank alcohol before getting behind the wheel, hitting more than 100 miles per hour before the crash that unfolded just before 9 a.m. Saturday on the freeway near 43rd Street.

1 week ago | nbcsandiego.com | Shelby Bremer

A third hidden camera was found at a fire station in El Cajon, city officials said, as the city faces accusations of inadequately investigating the discovery of two cameras in women's bunkrooms at another station in February. The third camera was found in a station's co-ed dayroom earlier this week and turned over to police, an El Cajon spokesman said late Thursday. While the city did not share details on which station, multiple sources said it was discovered at Fire Station 9.

2 weeks ago | nbcsandiego.com | Shelby Bremer

A federal judge has prohibited the Border Patrol from detaining people without reasonable suspicion in parts of California as part of a lawsuit filed in the wake of a large-scale enforcement operation in Bakersfield in January. The judge's order, which was issued Tuesday, includes a preliminary injunction that bars the agency from making stops without reasonable suspicion and from making warrantless arrests without probable cause in California's Eastern District, which includes Kern County.

2 weeks ago | telemundo20.com | Shelby Bremer

Cuatro mujeres que trabajan como socorristas han presentado denuncias tras afirmar que encontraron cámaras ocultas en las habitaciones donde se cambiaban y dormían en una estación de bomberos de El Cajón. "Inmediatamente, me sentí mal porque es asqueroso. Es asqueroso", dijo Bella Mason, una de las mujeres que trabaja como paramédico en el cuartel 8 de bomberos de El Cajón. Noticias California 24/7 en Telemundo 20.

2 weeks ago | nbcsandiego.com | Shelby Bremer

Four women who work as first responders have filed legal complaints after they said they found hidden cameras in rooms where they changed and slept at a fire station in El Cajon. "Immediately, like, I just felt sick because it's gross. It's disgusting," said Bella Mason, one of the women who works as an EMT out of El Cajon Fire Station 8. Mason said she discovered the camera hidden in a charger in her room in February and immediately notified her supervisors. "It's like, so violating," she said.