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Girl didn't want goat slaughtered; officials sent deputies - Los Ange…

archived 1 Apr 2023 06:02:56 UTC
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Instead, officials reached out to the Shasta County Sheriff’s Office. Armed with a search warrant, detectives drove more than 500 miles across Northern California in search of the goat.
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According to the search warrant, deputies believed Cedar was staying at Bleating Hearts Farm and Sanctuary in Napa County, based on the fact that the sanctuary had posted on Instagram its support for Long and urging people to call the Shasta District Fair to convince them to spare Cedar. But long had taken Cedar to a farm in Sonoma County because she and her family live in a residential area in Shasta County and are unable to keep farm animals there.
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Echoing language used when law enforcement search a home for drugs, the warrant allowed deputies to “utilize breaching equipment to force open doorway(s), entry doors, exit doors, and locked containers” and to search all rooms, garages and “storage rooms, and outbuildings of any kind large enough to accommodate a small goat.”
Cedar was taken and slaughtered.
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Police union director charged with importing opioids, including fentanyl

The executive director of a police union is facing federal charges after she allegedly imported drugs from overseas, including fentanyl.
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Joanne Marian Segovia, 64, ordered thousands of synthetic opioids, which included valeryl fentanyl, that were disguised as chocolates and makeup, according to a criminal complaint filed by the Office of the United States Attorney.

Segovia, the executive director of the San Jose Police Officers' Association, allegedly used personal and office computers to order the opioids and made shipments using the police union's UPS account, according to the complaint.
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Well, he should have put him in the car and driven to the hotel to get his ID.

Of course, once he said that the guy would have taken off running and that would have removed all doubt.

But all things being equal, a good cop. He took things at face value, dispatch couldn't give him a clear description, the image he had to go by wasn't legible, the man seemed above board, so there really was no probable cause to arrest or detain him.
 
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