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“Ticking Time Bomb” is What Sources Call Malibu/Lost Hills Deputy Arrested for Beating of Mentally Disabled Woman

On Wednesday, May 4th, Malibu/Lost Hills deputy Konrad Thieme was arrested and charged with two felony counts of assault under color of authority and one count of making false statements in a report,

May 7, 2022

News·Politics

Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff’s Deputy Arrested in Aggressive Use of Force Against Mentally Ill Disabled Woman – Sources Allege Case Was Purposely Stalled at DA

On Wednesday, May 4th, Malibu Lost Hills Deputy Konrad Thieme was booked and charged with two felony counts of assault under the color of authority, and one county of making false statements in

May 5, 2022

Investigations·News·Politics

Unincorporated L.A. County Areas Drastically Under Patrol Coverage During Catastrophic Spike in Violent Crime

The recent lawsuit filed by the City of Compton regarding fraudulent billing by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department which spans over the past two decades and recent law enforcement defunding by

April 20, 2022

News·Politics

FBI Inquiry Into Potential Obstruction of Justice Charges of Top Execs at LASD in Deputy Assault Case

Per inside sources, it appears obstruction of justice charges may be looming over top executives at the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department who have been in contact with FBI agents in regards

April 7, 2022

Investigations·News·Politics

LA Mayor Candidates Joe Buscaino, Craig Greiwe and LA County Sheriff’s Candidate Matt Rodriguez Go On Record to Officially Support DA Gascon Recall

It was a busy week for the campaign to recall District Attorney George Gascon. Everyone from Hollywood heavy hitters to high-profile political candidates came out publicly to support the first steps in

February 5, 2022

Investigations·News·Politics

What Does LA Democratic Party “No Consensus” Vote Endorsing Sheriff’s Candidate in 2022 Primary Tell Us? You’re On You’re Own (YOYO) Voters for the Most Important Role in Public Safety

In the high-stakes race to be top cop of the largest Sheriff’s Department in the country, the L.A. Democratic Party decided to take a pass on endorsing a candidate in the June

January 24, 2022

News·Politics

Sheriff Candidate Matt Rodriguez’s Open Letter to the L.A. Democratic Committee Regarding Cecil Rhambo’s Involvement in “The Most Corrupt Regime in the History of LASD”

Dear LACDP Central Committee Member, As the critical vote on Tuesday for the endorsement of Cecil Rhambo rapidly approaches, I am compelled to share a few observations with you. I’ll start

January 10, 2022

News·Politics

Kuehl’s Office Denies LASD Additional Funding to Patrol High Fire Danger Areas for Encampments During Santa Ana Wind Season

On August 10th, the L.A. County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to pass a motion to prohibit homeless encampments in unincorporated regions of the County that are designated as Very High Fire

November 16, 2021

News·Politics

Final Clearing of Encampments in Malibu and Santa Monica Mountains Set for November 9th, Third Anniversary of the Woolsey Fire

The efforts of the Los Angeles Sheriffís Department Homeless Outreach Team in collaboration with the Lost Hills Station, Malibu City officials, county officials and local activists has made a significant impact in our community as

November 1, 2021

News·Woolsey Fire

Diary of Dismissal: How A High Profile Sexual Assault Case of a Pepperdine Student Took a Turn for the Worse – Gascon Takes Plea Deal Despite Green Light to Move to Trial

Shortly before the COVID lockdown in 2020, the sexual assault case involving a Pepperdine student who was victimized in her condo that borders the campus made local news after Lost Hills Sheriff’s

October 12, 2021

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