Santa Ana Department

fear of gangs that terrorize the area. In the first ten months of 1993, there were over 500 calls for service in the two block area controlled by the gang. Law enforcement officers would not enter the area other than in teams and the local fire department would not answer calls without police assistance. Street lights were constantly shot out and the darkened area, along with some tall trees, provided a perfect environment for the gang 's activities. Although law enforcement officers arrested gang

not have officers assigned to gangs on either a full-time or part-time basis. Their conclusions underscored the necessity for rapid, multi-agency, coordinated responses to control illegal gang activities (Torres, S. 1998). Operation Blue Rag, a program developed in San Diego, California, focused on the city 's black street gangs, while Operation Red Rag, implemented the following year, targeted "Blood" or Piru gangs. They were both federally funded through the Urban Street Gang Drug Trafficking

equally regardless of the role each plays in the violation of the law. For instance, a person who acts as a "lookout" during the commission of robbery or burglary is as guilty as his/her counterpart who completes the crime (Hunt and Rutledge 64). In Santa Ana, California, a man was found guilty of planting methamphetamine and weapons inside the bed of a woman's car and making false reports to the police regarding the victim’s involvement in a crime. Kevin Brown committed the crime with the help of Jenifer

According to “OCregister” by Alma Fausto,it’s not only that criminals do drugs but police officers as well. As Fausto stated, “Three Santa Ana Police Department officers caught eating snacks during a raid on a marijuana dispensary with two of them making fun of a disabled woman are no longer working for the agency.” A possible reason for this is because they were under the influence, which led them

which include yellow mottling of leaves, small, green, and misshapen fruit, and poor yields, may not appear until several years after a tree is infected. Citrus greening is such an important issue currently because, according to the United States Department of Agriculture, “other than tree removal, there is no effective control once a tree is infected and there is no known cure for the disease” (“Citrus Greening”). To date, revenue loss caused by citrus greening disease exceeds $3.6 billion (“Citrus

Table of Contents Executive Summary 3 Company Overview 3 Vulnerabilities 3 Hardware Vulnerabilities 3 Policy Vulnerabilities 6 Recommended Solution - Hardware 7 Impact on Business Processes 10 Recommended Solution – Policy 10 Impact on Business Processes 11 Budget 11 Summary 11 References 13 Executive Summary The purpose of the report is to assist Aircraft Solutions (AS) in indentifying the most significant Information Technology (IT) security vulnerabilities

abuse. Gilbert Estrada explores the situation from the 1940s through 1960s, when countless number of highways and freeways were placed in East Los Angeles - a community with a population highly concentrated with Latinos. The first road he was the Santa Ana Freeway; the freeway was originally planned to go through Sears, but the road was built to the store instead, though the former proposal would have been cheaper. This was able to happen, as representatives of the company sat on the development council

fear of gangs that terrorize the area. In the first ten months of 1993, there were over 500 calls for service in the two block area controlled by the gang. Law enforcement officers would not enter the area other than in teams and the local fire department would not answer calls without police assistance. Street lights were constantly shot out and the darkened area, along with some tall trees, provided a perfect environment for the gang 's activities. Although law enforcement officers arrested gang

Located beside the Santa Ana River about 60 miles east of Los Angeles, the historic town of Riverside hosts a populace of 303,871, according to the 2010 US Census. Currently the 12th most populated city in California and the 59th in the country, Riverside has come a long way since its humble beginnings. Founded in the 1870s by a Tennessee abolitionist named John W. North – who also founded Northfield, Minnesota – it would quickly become renowned for its orange trees. In 1871, the first trees were

program. Raquel said “this was a very exciting role for me. I got to work with the Court, Probation and Health care. Together we focused on treatments instead of jail. It was really an amazing, fast-paced environment”. She promoted within the department and had the opportunity to manage all of the Drug Courts and DUI within county elevating her role from a licensed clinical social worker to the Service Chief. With a drive to personally make her mark in the world, Raquel applied to be the Service