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SUBSCRIBE San Bernardino County District Attorney Mike Ramos at his office in San Bernardino, Calif. on Thursday, Feb. 15, 2018. Ramos, who served since 2002, is seeking re-election. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The San Bernardino Sun/SCNG) Follow Us

By JOE NELSON | [email protected] | San Bernardino Sun  March 12, 2018 at 6:00 am   

For the better part of seven years, San Bernardino County District MOST POPULAR Attorney Mike Ramos would not comment publicly about the Colonies corruption case while it was pending. 1 Why are the I-15 rest stops closed on the route to Las Vegas? Even after the case ended last summer with all the defendants 2 Slain Pomona officer remembered as hero at vigil, support urged for police department vindicated, Ramos still reserved comment, given that key witnesses who entered into plea bargains with prosecutors in exchange for testifying at 3 1 dead after officer-involved shooting in Fontana trial had yet to be sentenced. 4 Las Vegas man fatally shot in San Bernardino Ramos broke his silence on the case during a recent interview at his San Bernardino County District Attorney breaks silence on Colonies corruption case https://www.sbsun.com/2018/03/12/san-bernardino-county-district-attorney-breaks-silence-on-colonies-corruption-case/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter[3/12/2018 7:46:55 AM] San Bernardino County District Attorney breaks silence on Colonies corruption case – San Bernardino Sun office, first addressing the problems with evidence and witness testimony 5 that quickly went south for the prosecution during the marathon eight- 6 ‘Such a shame’: Julia Child’s family home, now owned by Caltrans, is vacant, deteriorating in month trial. Pasadena

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3rd person charged in San Bernardino pawn shop homicide, pleads not guilty “Like any other case, the evidence you have in the beginning, especially 8 when you get to trial, can turn, and I’ll just say that generally,” Ramos 9 5 dead in New York City helicopter crash said. He said he was not alone in pursuing the case, and was backed by his assistant DAs and prosecutors from the state Attorney General’s 10 All 5 victims in fiery 10 Freeway crash in Rialto now identified Office. 11 Grand Terrace hopes $500,000 will end Blue Mountain access blues Ramos said that, given the evidence and information investigators had prior to the May 2011 indictment, he’d likely do it again. 12 Southern California car wash mogul cited for cheating 700 workers and destroying evidence

“I don’t know if there would have been a different decision. If I could predict the future and what some of the witnesses did, perhaps, but in saying that, no, we did what’s ethically right,” he said. Joshua Tree couple accused of keeping their 3 children in a box In the epic Colonies case, prosecutors from the District Attorney’s and plead not guilty SCNG state Attorney General’s offices alleged Rancho Cucamonga developer Jeff Burum, former county Supervisor Paul Biane, former Assistant Assessor Jim Erwin, and Mark Kirk, former chief of staff for former county Supervisor Gary Ovitt, engaged in an elaborate bribery scheme to fix a historic $102 million settlement between the county and Burum’s investor group, Colonies Partners LP, in November 2006 in exchange for bribes. The settlement ended a longstanding flood-control dispute between the county and Colonies Partners. More videos:

The vindicated defendants maintained their innocence from the beginning, alleging the prosecution was politically motivated. In February 2010, Ramos and then state Attorney General Jerry Brown held a news conference announcing the Colonies’ case as the “biggest corruption scandal in county history, if not the state of California.” Ramos was re-elected District Attorney that year and Brown was elected governor.

Ramos denies the case was politically motivated.

The former defendants have taken legal action against the county and state. And on March 1, Colonies Partners filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the county and state in U.S. District Court in Riverside.

Stephen G. Larson, attorney for vindicated Colonies corruption case defendant Jeff Burum, said District Attorney Mike Ramos is “throwing his subordinates under the bus” and distancing himself from the bungled bribery case.

Hits and misses

Despite the failed Colonies prosecution, Ramos touted the successes of his office and the Attorney General’s Office, including the conviction of former Rancho Cucamonga councilman and Assessor’s Office employee Rex Gutierrez, who was sentenced in December 2010 to two years, eight months in prison for stealing $147,000 in taxpayer money in the form of fraudulent pay and expenses from March 2007 to January 2009.

Another win for prosecutors, said Ramos, was the attorney general’s prosecution of former county Supervisor Neil Derry, convicted of a misdemeanor for failing to properly report a $5,000 campaign contribution he received from a Highland developer in 2007.

Like the vindicated Colonies defendants, Derry believes his criminal case was politically motivated because, while serving as county supervisor, he pushed to trim the district attorney’s budget and eliminate take-home vehicles for its investigators.

“Ramos uses his office to pursue and charge his political adversaries for minor infractions. In my case, he had the attorney general charge me for one, single campaign violation that was actually properly reported, after I had him investigated for sexual harassment that cost taxpayers $140,000,” Derry said in a statement.

Initially charged with two felonies, Derry entered into a plea agreement with the AG’s Office, pleading guilty to the misdemeanor count. His conviction was subsequently dismissed and his probation terminated.

Ramos was cleared in 2010 of sexual misconduct allegations by former investigative technician Cheryl Ristow, who claimed to have had an affair with Ramos from September 2003 to February 2005. A six-month investigation by an outside law firm determined that Ristow’s allegations were unfounded, and that she had a history of disciplinary action at the DA’s Office.

Ethics and integrity

Ramos stands by his office’s record of ethics and integrity. He maintains the Colonies case was completely above board and justified. He stressed,

https://www.sbsun.com/2018/03/12/san-bernardino-county-district-attorney-breaks-silence-on-colonies-corruption-case/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter[3/12/2018 7:46:55 AM] San Bernardino County District Attorney breaks silence on Colonies corruption case – San Bernardino Sun however, that he was not involved in the case on a day-to-day basis. He said his focus was cracking down on gang crimes and human traffickers and working to reform the death penalty, leaving the Colonies case to the team of prosecutors assigned to it.

“The people who are attacking me about that case think that I was involved in it on a daily basis. The team was put in place years ago,” Ramos said. “So I want to make it very clear that people who may have thought I was involved in that on a daily basis, I was not. I had trusted my team.”

Stephen G. Larson, attorney for former Colonies defendant Jeff Burum, interpreted that as Ramos trying to distance himself from the case.

“It is sad that, after years of politicizing the Colonies prosecution and using it as the basis for his re-election campaigns, Mike Ramos is now running from it, is claiming that it was not a ‘priority,’ and is throwing his subordinates under the bus. This is not leadership or justice,” Larson said in a statement.

Rajan Maline, attorney for former defendant Jim Erwin, blamed Ramos for “destroying the reputations and causing untold financial and emotional trauma to these good men.”

“If Ramos is asserting that he RELATED ARTICLES was not involved on a daily basis then we would have to San Bernardino County DA implies challenger is a puppet funded by former add irresponsibility to the list Colonies defendants of faults,” Maline said. “The fact is that this was Ramos’ Colonies Partners files federal lawsuit described ‘biggest case in San against San Bernardino County, top state officials over corruption case Bernardino history.’ If he wasn’t involved on a daily More than $100 million sought by basis, he should have been.” vindicated Colonies corruption case defendants Deputy District Attorney Doug Poston, a prosecutor of more than 20 years and president of the San Bernardino County Public Attorney’s Association, called the allegations against Ramos “hogwash.”

“You have to try the tough cases, that’s how it is, and sometimes it doesn’t always turn out the way you want it to,” Poston said. He said the PAA’s 200 prosecutors formed their own committee that endorsed Ramos for a fifth term in office.

“We believe in Mr. Ramos – his ethics and his integrity,” Poston said.

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Joe Nelson Joe Nelson is an award-winning investigative reporter who has worked for The Sun since November 1999. He started as a crime reporter and went on to cover a variety of beats including courts and the cities of Colton, Highland and Grand Terrace. He has covered San Bernardino County since 2009. Nelson is a graduate of California State University Fullerton. In 2014, he completed a fellowship at Loyola Law School's Journalist Law School program.

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The event, which draws more than 1,000 government, community and business leaders annually and is the county’s biggest business networking affair, begins at 4:30 p.m. A pre-event panel discussion is scheduled for 3 p.m. It follows its traditional format including an introduction by the Board of Supervisors chairman and a video on the region’s business climate. https://www.sbsun.com/2018/03/09/san-bernardino-countys-biggest-business-networking-event-returns-to-ontario/[3/12/2018 7:48:11 AM] San Bernardino County’s biggest business networking event returns to Ontario – San Bernardino Sun

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(Stan Lim, San Bernardino Sun / SCNG) San Bernardino police investigate the scene of a shootout Jan. 10 at a San Bernardino pawn shop between apparent robbers and Get the latest news delivered daily! employees that left one person dead and two others hurt. (Stan Lim, San Bernardino Sun /SCNG) SUBSCRIBE

By MIKE CRUZ | [email protected] | San  Bernardino Sun Follow Us PUBLISHED: March 9, 2018 at 8:59 pm | UPDATED: March 9, 2018 at 9:02 pm   

https://www.sbsun.com/2018/03/09/3rd-person-charged-in-san-bernardino-pawn-shop-homicide-pleads-not-guilty/[3/12/2018 7:48:41 AM] 3rd person charged in San Bernardino pawn shop homicide, pleads not guilty – San Bernardino Sun

One of the suspects in the San Bernardino pawn MOST POPULAR shop homicide in January remains in custody in Las Vegas, and a third suspect — who is suspected Why are the I-15 rest stops closed on the route of helping after the fact — has been charged in the 1 to Las Vegas?

case. San Bernardino County District Attorney breaks 2 silence on Colonies corruption case San Bernardino County prosecutors have charged Slain Pomona officer remembered as hero at Darcell Harris, Brandon Hall and Mallory Upshur 3 vigil, support urged for police department in connection with the Jan. 10 botched robbery 4 Las Vegas man fatally shot in San Bernardino and shootout at the pawn shop, at 2601 Highland Avenue. Jason Cullen, 32, of Highland, was shot 5 1 dead after officer-involved shooting in Fontana and later died. Two other people were wounded. Convicted San Bernardino murderer sentenced 6 to more than 205 years in prison

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On Friday, Upshur, 29, pleaded not guilty to a Joshua Tree charge of being an accessory after the fact at an couple accused of keeping their 3 children in a box arraignment in San Bernardino Superior Court, plead not guilty according to court records. She returns to court SCNG March 19.

Upshur is being held at Central Detention Center in San Bernardino in lieu of $100,000 bail, but she’s not eligible for bail because of a prior case

involving possession of a controlled substance and a probation violation. More videos: Hall, 28, is still in custody in Clark County, Nevada where he is being held on a robbery case, according to online court records. He is scheduled for a hearing March 15 in that case. Details of the Clark County robbery were not immediately available.

San Bernardino County prosecutors have filed a motion to extradite Hall back to California to face the homicide charges.

Harris, 23, also known by the alias Iovonn Flowers, had a scheduled appearance Thursday in San Bernardino Superior Court, and the court put off the case until March 28. He pleaded not guilty Jan. 23 to charges of murder, attempted murder, attempted robbery and enhancements for using a firearm.

Harris is being held at Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center in Devore. Jail records show his bail would be $1 million, but he’s ineligible because of a probation violation in a 2015 case in which he was convicted of evading a peace officer.

During the robbery attempt at the San Bernardino pawn shop, police said two suspects wearing surgical masks threw an incendiary device that

resembled a Molotov cocktail into the pawn shop, prompting a display case to catch fire. Two people suffered burn wounds. The suspects then opened fire, police said, and employees at the store fired back.

The armed men fled south on Valaria Drive but crashed their car into a fence at the 210 Freeway. Police said they ran into a nearby apartment complex and initially got away.

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Club Speedwayin Fontana? Perhaps it’s being in a time zone they are accustomed to. Or perhaps it’s MOST POPULAR the friends and relatives who show up at the

closest NASCAR Cup track to their homes. Why are the I-15 rest stops closed on the route 1 to Las Vegas? Of the 28 Cup races at the two-mile superspeedway San Bernardino County District Attorney breaks since its 1997 opening, eight drivers from the West 2 silence on Colonies corruption case have taken the checkered flag. Jimmie Johnson 3 Slain Pomona officer remembered as hero at leads the list with six victories while Kyle Busch, vigil, support urged for police department who grew up in Las Vegas, and Jeff Gordon, who 4 Las Vegas man fatally shot in San Bernardino spent his formative years in Vallejo, each have three wins. 5 1 dead after officer-involved shooting in Fontana

Other West Coast drivers with Fontana triumphs Convicted San Bernardino murderer sentenced 6 to more than 205 years in prison include Kurt Busch (Las Vegas), the retired Greg Biffle (Vancouver, Wash.), Kasey Kahne See photos and video of the Pixar Fest food and 7 merchandise at Disneyland and Disney (Enumclaw, Wash.), Kevin Harvick (Bakersfield) California Adventure and Kyle Larson (Los Gatos), last year’s winner at 8 ‘Such a shame’: Julia Child’s family home, now ACS. owned by Caltrans, is vacant, deteriorating in Pasadena

“If I had to pick one out of the three (Las Vegas, 9 5 dead in New York City helicopter crash Fontana and Sonoma), I would pick California just because I love the surface and how much the cars 2 killed, 5 wounded in San Bernardino nightclub 10 shooting; police believe it is gang-related wear out the tires and slide around, the multiple Four Inland wrestlers win CIF Southern Section grooves all the things that come with ACS,” said 11 Masters Meet titles Harvick. Trump would have run into Florida school: 12 Political Cartoons But there is no other driver in the field with the history like El Cajon’s Johnson. In addition to his wins (including the first of his 83 career Cup Joshua Tree victories in 2002), Johnson has compiled 16 top-10 couple accused of keeping their 3 children in a box finishes in his 23 starts. plead not guilty SCNG “I really enjoy racing at Auto Club as I have watched this track age and turn into a facility that puts on one heck of a show,” said Johnson. “It’s one of the racetracks I really look forward to visiting every season. It’s been kind to us, the

racing is great and as a driver you never forget the site of your first win. More videos: “I couldn’t have scripted it any better. Being my ‘home’ track it made it even more special. That first win just took so much pressure off my shoulders that I had put on myself.”

Johnson was no stranger to local fans. He had established himself as a standout off-road racer, winning events at Glen Helen Raceway, less than 10 miles north on I-15.

“Back in 2002 coming into the situation I did at Hendrick Motorsports, and following in the footsteps of Jeff Gordon, there was a ton of pressure,” Johnson recalled. “Winning early just was the icing on the cake, it gave me the confidence I needed. One of the best memories as of late was winning in the Superman car in 2016, that was a fun victory lane for sure. It’s awesome seeing all my California friends that come out to the track and it’s just nice to be home for a few days.

“I hope they never have to repave it.”

In a very short period of time, Sprint Cup Series Larson has experienced success driver Jimmie Johnson (48) leads at Fontana. In addition to his the race with 20 laps to go during the Auto win in 2017, he was runner-up Club 400 at Auto as a series rookie in 2013. Club Speedway Sunday in Fontana, CA. March 23, 2014. “It’s always a lot of fun to go to a worn-out surface. Fontana is one of my favorite tracks because there are so many different lanes to choose from and the seams are tricky to drive,” said Larson. “It’s a super-wide race track and you can run anywhere from the bottom to the top. You need to conservative on your tires and be patient against the wall, but also aggressive.

“It’s just an intense race track. Because the race feels so demanding with what you’re fighting in the car, it feels like a long race, but it’s a really fun place to drive.”

Reigning Cup champion Martin Truex Jr. has yet to win in Fontana, but he enjoys competing on the track.

“It has old pavement and it’s a wide race track with lots of racing lanes, high speeds and lots of room,” Truex said. “That’s the biggest thing … you can

race all over it, so it’s lots of fun.

“My favorite part is that there are so many lanes to race on. High, low and in the middle. And it changes throughout the day so there’s always a new place to look for speed.

“My least favorite part of the track is it’s so far away. That’s the only thing I don’t like about it.”

Joey Logano has enjoyed success on the track, and has spent a few moments taking a quick look at the infield.

“I would say one of the coolest parts is the infield,” said Logano. “It’s such a family atmosphere, lots of people riding bikes, playing outdoor games and just having a good time.

“They even have a convenience store, so in my opinion, probably the most underrated infield in NASCAR.”

Tire wear is a major concern for all.

“You can abuse your tires on the short run and suffer for the long run, or vice versa, save your tires early and be rewarded later,” said Paul Menard. “The best part is the old surface, opening up options on which line you can run. Least favorite are the seams, if you run across them wrong it will kill your lap time.”

While the majority of the drivers enjoy racing at Fontana, being in the West for three weeks also brings challenges.

“That’s tough on the families of these crew guys” said Clint Bowyer. “They are either staying out on

the West Coast, which is a long time to be away from home, or they are flying back and forth and that’s a lot of time in the air.”

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A webcam photo from March 7, 2018, captures bald eagle chicks. Photo courtesy of the Friends of Big Bear Valley. Get the latest news delivered daily!

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   Volunteers on Saturday confirmed that at least 15 bald eagles are residing in the San Bernardino National Forest and two Inland state parks, as SPONSORED CONTENT more than 150 people braved the rainy and foggy weather to take part in the last bald eagle count of the season.

The count included 10 adult bald eagles, three https://www.sbsun.com/2018/03/10/latest-count-saturday-finds-bald-eagle-population-holding-steady-in-san-bernardino-mountains-inland-parks/[3/12/2018 7:47:34 AM] Latest count Saturday finds bald eagle population holding steady in San Bernardino Mountains, Inland parks – San Bernardino Sun juveniles and two chicks from a nest in Big Bear that hatched while being recorded on a webcam last month. Mantén el rumbo con características de seguridad inteligentes disponibles en el...  Four counts are held each year, one a month By Mazda Latino between December and March. Volunteers fan out to portions of Big Bear Lake, Lake Arrowhead, Silverwood Lake, Lake Perris and Lake Hemet, filling out data sheets about their MOST POPULAR bald eagle sightings that are verified by biologists, San Bernardino National Forest 1 Why are the I-15 rest stops closed on the route to Las Vegas? Spokesman Zach Behrens said.

San Bernardino County District Attorney breaks silence on Colonies corruption case The bald eagle chicks, whose webcam fame has 2 brought thousands of views, will be four weeks 3 Slain Pomona officer remembered as hero at vigil, support urged for police department old on Sunday. The chicks grow rapidly, usually reaching the foot tall mark within a month, and 4 Las Vegas man fatally shot in San Bernardino being fully grown by the time they begin to fly around nine weeks after they hatch, Behrens 5 1 dead after officer-involved shooting in Fontana said. 6 Convicted San Bernardino murderer sentenced to more than 205 years in prison To keep the young eagles protected, the area See photos and video of the Pixar Fest food and merchandise at Disneyland and Disney California Adventure surrounding their nest at Big Bear Lake has been 7 closed to the public. 8 ‘Such a shame’: Julia Child’s family home, now owned by Caltrans, is vacant, deteriorating in Pasadena The local count, which has been held yearly for 5 dead in New York City helicopter crash nearly 40 years, is both an active effort to 9 monitor the population of bald eagles, as well as 10 2 killed, 5 wounded in San Bernardino nightclub shooting; police believe it is gang-related a way to keep residents and volunteers engaged with the outdoors, Behrens said. 11 Four Inland wrestlers win CIF Southern Section Masters Meet titles

“Even though bald eagles have been de-listed 12 Trump would have run into Florida school: Political Cartoons (from the endangered species list) they are still protected,” he said. “It’s such a wonderful event, people really enjoy it.” Joshua Tree Behrens said the numbers for Saturday’s count couple accused of keeping their 3 children in a box plead not guilty were “generally steady” compared to recent years SCNG and that lately their have been “no major changes up or down.”

Bald eagle breeding populations in Southern California were wiped out by the late 1950s, but thanks to reintroduction efforts that began in the 1980s, nesting bald eagles have since returned to

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According to the U.S. Forest Service, there is usually an influx of eagles during the winter months, from late November to late March or early April. Bald eagles generally stay close to water, thanks to a diet made up of fish and ducks.

Biologists using radio-tracking have learned that the same eagles often return to the San Bernardino mountains year after year, and that when they aren’t in Southern California they’re as far away as Montana, Wyoming, Idaho and Canada, according to the Forest Service.

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Sean Emery Sean Emery is a crime and public safety reporter for the Register who covers state and federal courts and criminal justice issues. He has worked for the Register since 2006, previously covering breaking news, the city of Irvine, the Orange County Great Park, and the city of San Juan Capistrano.

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Justyn Snowden 32, of San Bernardino, plays the drums at Seccombe Park in San Bernardino, Ca., Thursday, August 31, 2017. (Photo by John Valenzuela, The Sun/SCNG)

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A group of students from Cal State San    Bernardino’s School of Social Work will clean up Seccombe Lake Park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 10. MOST POPULAR Additional volunteers are welcome.

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An active, socially engaged student, Rhaechyl MOST POPULAR Walker had no idea when she attended UC Riverside that, when she was young, city police had See photos and video of the Pixar Fest food and fatally shot a 19-year-old woman who was 1 merchandise at Disneyland and Disney unconscious in her car with a gun on her lap. California Adventure

Now the actress has won an award for portraying 2 Motorcyclist dies in Riverside accident that woman in a movie making its way through the 3 DISNEYLAND: This is how the Anaheim theme film festival circuit. And she hopes the world will park looked in 1955 know what happened and consider the deeper 4 Slain Pomona officer remembered as hero at issues raised by such shootings. vigil, support urged for police department 5 Why are the I-15 rest stops closed on the route She and writer Rickerby Hinds both hope to spur to Las Vegas? that conversation by finding someone at a film 6 Film based on shooting of Tyisha Miller in festival to bring their work to theaters or an online Riverside on film festival circuit streaming service. Hinds also plans a screening at 7 RIVERSIDE: A hidden motocross paradise UC Riverside, but no date has yet been set. 8 1 dead, 1 critical, in crash on wet roadway in “The more research I did on the actual incident, Corona the more disgusted I was, and the more sad that I 10 people displaced by duplex fire in Hemet’s 9 Little Lake neighborhood had not heard of it,” Walker said. “…The film, I hope, starts a dialogue. It’s not simple. When I California Irish Festival brings more than wee bit 10 o’ fun to Perris read the script I feel like I do when I read a piece of Man killed in Corona accident identified as a Shakespeare: so many layers of beauty and 11 resident of Compton tragedy.” ‘Such a shame’: Julia Child’s family home, now 12 owned by Caltrans, is vacant, deteriorating in The film “My Name is Myeisha” is based on a Pasadena shooting that shook Riverside in 1998, before incidents in Ferguson, New York and elsewhere

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national conversation. couple accused of keeping their 3 children in a box plead not guilty Tyisha Miller, a 19-year-old Rubidoux woman, was SCNG unconscious, with a gun on her lap, in her car at a Riverside gas station.

Her cousin and friend called the police for help. Four white officers, unable to wake her, decided to break the car’s window and grab the gun. Instead, they say, when the window broke she reached for More videos: her gun. All four officers fired, hitting her a total of 12 times.

The officers, who were white, were later fired, but none faced criminal charges.

In the film, each of the bullets triggers a different memory.

It’s the same script Hinds used in “Dreamscape,” a stage play performed since 2012 nationally and internationally, except with 10 minutes of set-up added to the beginning. The next 62 minutes are dreams from Myeisha’s life.

“We all want to show our characters fairly, and I

didn’t want to stereotype Myeisha,” said Walker, who won the acting award at the Slamdance film festival in Park City, Utah in January. “She’s not the same as Tyisha, but they are — just as Rhaechyl is, just as any young female is.”

Hinds wrote the film with director Gus Krieger and filmed it locally for close to $200,000 using Inland Empire actors, he said. The stars are Walker, a Banning resident, and John Merchant, formerly of Pomona, as the officer who kills her.

Since Hinds wrote “Dreamscape,” in 2004, Black Lives Matter and others have changed the conversation. There’s no longer the denial of facts he once had to deal with, he said.

What he hopes can happen in 2018 and beyond, he said, is for the film to start a conversation from a point that the news cycle doesn’t facilitate.

“There has to be ongoing vigilance, and I believe the arts are one way to create that type of vigilance by giving us a different outlet for these type of things that are not just a demonstration but are in addition to demonstration and pursuing legal changes,” Hinds said. “So through the beauty of the arts – and there’s a lot of beauty in the way the story is told – I’m hoping it allows us to have this conversation that the police and the African American community have had really since the inception of slavery and beyond.”

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L.A. County sheriff's deputies escort a handcuffed man suspected of fatally shooting a Pomona police officer to a waiting car on Saturday. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

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A man suspected of killing one Pomona police officer and wounding another was arrested Saturday afternoon after an overnight standoff at the apartment complex where the shooting occurred.

The dead officer has been identified as Greggory Casillas, 30, said Pomona Police Lt. Eddie Vazquez.

Officials said the suspect, identified as Isaias De Jesus Valencia, 39, was being pursued by police Friday

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night when his car crashed near the apartment complex. The man ran from his vehicle and was followed by officers on foot.

He went into the apartment complex and barricaded himself inside one of the units. When officers arrived, authorities said, he fired through a door, striking the two officers. 

The second officer was shot in the face as he attempted to rescue Casillas, Los Angeles County Sheriff Jim McDonnell said at a news conference Saturday afternoon.

It's "tough right now," McDonnell said. "Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Pomona Police Department. It is a family. Everyone is impacted by this."

During the standoff, deputies used tear gas to get the suspect to surrender, but he refused to comply, according to the Sheriff's Department. Deputies with the Special Enforcement Bureau eventually entered the building and deployed a police dog.

Valencia was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempting to murder police officers and is being held without bail.

McDonnell said authorities can start the "actual investigation" now that the suspect has been arrested.

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"It has been a long night," he said.

Casillas was sworn in as a Pomona police officer in September 2017, Pomona Police Chief Michael Olivieri

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told reporters. He was nearly finished with his field training when he was killed.

"It's a sad day for our community and a sad day for law enforcement in general," Olivieri said. "He left his family at home to protect yours."

Raised in Los Angeles County, Casillas attended "local colleges and universities," Olivieri said. He is survived by his wife and two children, as well as his parents and two brothers.

Olivieri called Casillas a hero, and a "man to be looked up to." He had worked in different positions within law enforcement — as a records specialist and jailer before becoming a police recruit — to "better prepare himself to achieve his goal" of becoming an officer.

"His ultimate sacrifice will never be forgotten," Olivieri said.

At the end of the news conference, sheriff's deputies surrounded Olivieri as he walked away from the crowd. Some patted him on the back.

Earlier Saturday, more than a dozen Pomona police officers, L.A. County sheriff's deputies and county fire vehicles blocked the street in front of the apartment building where the suspect was barricaded. A handful of SWAT officers were gathered outside the entrance to the beige structure. Every so often, their muffled megaphone calls to the man to come out echoed through the street.

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alone. MOST POPULAR Newly released federal employment stats show Southern California’s average weekly wage was See photos and video of the Pixar Fest food and $1,086 in last year’s third quarter. That’s up $2 in 1 merchandise at Disneyland and Disney California Adventure a year, or a hike of 0.17 percent. 2 DISNEYLAND: This is how the Anaheim theme That disheartening news comes from my trusty park looked in 1955 spreadsheet’s review of the so-called “quarterly 3 Why are the I-15 rest stops closed on the route census of employment and wages,” which uses data to Las Vegas? from a study of unemployment insurance filings. It Slain Pomona officer remembered as hero at 4 vigil, support urged for police department takes the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics five months to compile and is generally more accurate 5 Motorcyclist dies in Riverside accident than monthly jobs data provided by the state. Film based on shooting of Tyisha Miller in 6 Riverside on film festival circuit Bosses have been stingy with pay hikes throughout 1 dead, 1 critical, in crash on wet roadway in the recovery, even as a hiring spree continues and 7 Corona the supply of skilled labor has shrunk. The better news for the region comprising Los Angeles, 8 RIVERSIDE: A hidden motocross paradise Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties in 9 10 people displaced by duplex fire in Hemet’s this third-quarter report was more paychecks: Jobs Little Lake neighborhood grew in the year by 120,697, or 1.65 percent. Man killed in Corona accident identified as a 10 resident of Compton But the region’s latest meager pay hikes are a 11 California Irish Festival brings more than wee bit reversal from what’s been seen during the last five o’ fun to Perris years. The average local worker’s weekly wage has 12 Temecula Valley girls soccer wins shootout with grown at a pace of $25 a year, or 2.5 percent … if Cypress you needed perspective on how small a $2 hike is! Please note that average weekly pay can be a volatile statistic, as various anomalies can skew the Joshua Tree couple accused of keeping their 3 children in a box trend — from a few huge paydays to a flood of low- plead not guilty wage workers to changes in how many workers got SCNG no raise at all.

Still, the pattern of slim raises and noteworthy job growth was also seen nationally.

U.S. weekly wages averaged $1,021 in the third

quarter, down $9 in a year, or a 0.6 percent drop.

That’s painful considering the average American More videos: worker since 2012 saw weekly wages rising $23 a year, or 2.4 percent annual hikes. Still, opportunities to earn a paycheck grew as U.S. bosses added 1.43 million jobs in the 12 months ended Sept. 30, or 1 percent growth.

Local weekly wages rose only in Los Angeles County. Here’s how pay changed in the four local counties for the third quarter: average weekly wage; raises, one-year-change vs. five years; and last year’s hiring pace …

L.A.: $1,147 wage; up $12 in a year, or 1.1 percent vs. the five-year average raise of $29 a week or 2.7 percent. Jobs grew 56,570 — 1.3 percent — to 4.4 million.

Orange County: $1,135 wage; down $13 in a year, or 1.1 percent vs. five years at $22 a week or 2.1 percent. Jobs grew 22,071 — 1.4 percent — to 1.6 million.

Riverside County: $831 wage; down $11 in a year, or -1.3 percent vs. five years at $21 a week or 2.7 percent. Jobs grew 19,374 — 2.8 percent — to 710,000.

San Bernardino County: $864 wage; down $11 in a year, or 1.3 percent vs. five years at $19 a week or 2.3 percent. Jobs grew 22,682 — 3.2 percent — to 730,000.

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Jonathan Lansner Jonathan Lansner has been the Orange County Register's business columnist since 1997 and has been part of the newspaper's coverage of the local business scene since 1986. He is a native New Yorker who is a past national president of the Society of American Business Editors and Writers and a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School. Jon lives in Trabuco Canyon -- yes, a homeowner -- and when he's not fiddling with his "trusty spreadsheet" at work you can likely find him rooting for his beloved Anaheim Ducks or umpiring local lacrosse games.

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Clinical psychologist Jennifer Gonzales, left, Christine Loeber, executive director of the Pathway Home, center, and Pathway Home Clinical Director, Dr. Jennifer Golick, right, were all victims of the veterans home shooting on Friday, March 9, 2018, in Yountville, Calif. (Associated Press)

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The Napa County Sheriff-Coroner's Office identified the shooter as 36-year-old Albert Wong of Sacramento, who formerly was housed at the Pathway Home, a residential unit within the Yountville Veterans Home. He was found dead next to the bodies of three employees Friday afternoon, all with gunshot wounds.

Authorities identified the victims as the home's executive director, Christine Loeber, 48; therapist Jen Golick, 42; and Jennifer Gonzales, 29, a psychologist with the San Francisco Department of Veterans Affairs Healthcare System.

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Yountville Mayor John Dunbar said the Pathway Home program "has been unique from the very beginning," partly because of the way it allowed veterans to interact with the community. The program included activities such as fishing or bowling trips.

In some cases, those in the program needed to be reintroduced into daily life, Dunbar said — that included being in crowded rooms or places with loud noises.

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"Sometimes that's part of the programming, to just be human," Dunbar said.

He said Loeber was tireless in her efforts on behalf of veterans: "She would sleep in her office more often than not because she had to be there to fill a shift. That's the kind of personal dedication she showed all of us."

The mayor described Wong as "one of our heroes who clearly had demons."

Authorities said they don't yet know whether Wong targeted the victims specifically or chose them at random.

President Trump on Saturday said on Twitter that he mourned "the loss of three incredible women who cared for our Veterans."

Golick's father-in-law, Bob Golick, told the Associated Press that she recently had expelled Wong from the program.

California Sen. Bill Dodd told KGO-TV that Wong had suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder from his service in the Middle East.

After an hours-long standoff, law enforcement officers entered the room at the veterans home where the gunman had been holding the hostages shortly before 6 p.m. That is where they found the four bodies.

Cissy Sherr, who with her husband became Wong's legal guardian after his father died when he was a child, told the Santa Rosa Press-Democrat that she was devastated by the violence.

"Like many of our young men [in the military], he did see some rough times," Sherr told the paper. "He's always been soft- spoken, honest and patriotic and loyal. It's heartbreaking."

The first Napa County sheriff's deputy to arrive at the scene exchanged gunfire with the gunman, who allowed some of the employees to leave before holing up in a room with the three hostages. Childs said authorities credited the responding deputy for saving lives "by eliminating the ability of the suspect to go out and find other victims."

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