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Covid-19 Shutdown: Surfing Is Not A Crime, But Trespassing Is. Stiff Penalties Issued In SoCal

While Huntington Beach continues to remain open to surfers during the Coronavirus shutdown, L.A. County beaches are closed “until further notice” Sheriff

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Covid-19 Shutdown: Surfing Is Not A Crime, But Trespassing Is. Stiff Penalties Issued In SoCal

While Huntington Beach continues to remain open to surfers during the Coronavirus shutdown, L.A. County beaches are closed “until further notice” Sheriff Alex Villanueva tells The Current Report. Editor’s Note: Ventura County

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Adam Loew

Managing Editor and Political Corruption Specialist Loew was instrumental behind the scenes informing the senate and worked with The Current Report Editor in Chief and investigative journalist Cece Woods to report on Washington's on-going criminal activity since 2020, which ultimately let the Biden FAA nominee Phillip Washington withdrawing his nomination under pressure from Republicans.
Cece Woods

The Current Report Editor in Chief Cece Woods started The Local Malibu, an activism based platform in 2014. The publication was instrumental in the success of pro-preservation ballot measures and seating five top vote-getters in the Malibu City Council elections. During the summer of 2018, Woods exposed the two-year law enforcement cover-up in the Malibu Creek State Park Shootings, and a few short months later provided the most comprehensive local news coverage during the Woolsey Fire attracting over one million hits across her social media platforms. Since 2020, Woods was the only journalist reporting on the on-going public corruption involving former L.A. Metro CEO Phil Washington. Woods worked with Political Corruption expert Adam Loew, DC Watchdog organizations and leaders in the Capitol exposing Washington which ultimately led to the withdrawal of his nomination to head the FAA. Woods also founded Malibu based 90265 Magazine and Cali Mag devoted to the authentic southern California lifestyle.
Dale Hedges

Former Deputy Sheriff Dale Hedges graduated from Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Dept. Academy Class 187 in October 1977. Hedges worked at Men’s County Jail, Firestone Sheriff’s Station, Lennox Sheriff’s Station, West Hollywood Sheriff’s Station, Advanced Training Bureau, (Weapons Training), North Regional Surveillance and Apprehension Team (NORSAT). He retired from the LASD in April 1997.

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Covid-19 Shutdown: Surfing Is Not A Crime, But Trespassing Is. Stiff Penalties Issued In SoCal

Covid-19 Shutdown: Surfing Is Not A Crime, But Trespassing Is. Stiff Penalties Issued In SoCal

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