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Sacramento DA objects to plea agreement offered by judge for man suspected of sexual battery
"Our office vehemently opposed the Court's illegal offer and informed the judge accordingly," District Attorney Thien Ho said.
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Life sentence for man convicted of Carmichael duo stabbing murders
Two murders and multiple injuries at Carmichael wellness facility.
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Yuba City man sentenced to 10 years for pushing fentanyl, illegal gun sales
Sold drugs to an undercover agent.
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Fugitive on the run for 14 years extradited from Mexico to Sacramento by the FBI
The suspect was apprehended by Agencia de Investigación Criminal in Guanajuato, Mexico on March 13, 2024, and was held while extradition was pending.
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Guilty plea entered by man accused of federal sexual exploitation of a minor charges
The suspect faces a lengthy mandatory sentence.
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Attorney General's fair housing lawsuit against Elk Grove appears settled
Settlement terms pending
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Cooper crook crackdown continues - July 18
Sacramento County Sheriff Jim Cooper has used social media to highlight efforts to reign in what many view as one of the most troubling criminal trends in recent years.
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Rancho Cordova man convicted on drug, money laundering charges sentenced
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Arrest made in Elk Grove's double homicide
The Sacramento County Coroner's Office will release the victims’ names following forensic identification.
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Murders in upscale suburb - Police investigating double homicide in Elk Grove, third murder in four days
Elk Grove politicians like to portray itself as suburban community safe from the perils of urban life.
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Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho issues statement on SCOTUS Grants Pass homeless decision
The case drew an unusual assortment of varying support for Grants Pass from predictable conservatives and liberals, such as California Gov. Gavin Newsom.
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As Elk Grove Police launches drone program, they reassure it will not be used for surveillance; ACLU expresses concerns about similar programs
Elk Grove Police Chief Bobby Davis said the high-tech devices could improve relations with communities that distrust law enforcement.