Authorities expect Samantha Moreno Rodriguez of San Jose to be extradited from Colorado to Nevada to face charges that she killed her 7-year-old Liam Husted, also of San Jose, whose body was found near a highway outside the city 10 days ago. Rodriguez was being held in a Denver jail on suspicion of murder.
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Nine Killed, including Gunman, at Valley Transportation Authority Yard in San Jose
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Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office Forms Task Force to Combat Right-Wing Terrorism
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Rep. Anna Eshoo Calls Feds to Task for Surveillance Overreach
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San Jose Police Grapple with Steep Rise in Rape Reports
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Silicon Valley Internet Company that Does Business with Hate Sites Alters Complaint Policies
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FBI Investigation Uncovers VA Bribery Scandal in Palo Alto
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Sheriff Smith Continues Damage Control as Jail Scandals Stack Up
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24 Indicted in Massive Gang Bust
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Records Request Targets Cellphone-Spying Technology
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Celebrity Nude Leaks Calls iCloud Security Into Question
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Supervisor Mike Wasserman Prefers Status Quo, Rural/Metro
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Sierra LaMar Murder Trial Hinges on Substantial DNA Evidence
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Newly released Grand Jury transcripts show that investigators have gathered mounds of physical evidence linking missing Morgan Hill teen Sierra LaMar and Antolin Garcia Torres—her suspected kidnapper and killer—even though nothing suggests the two knew each other before her disappearance in 2012.
Read More 17Sources: FBI Investigates County Ambulance Provider Rural/Metro
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Fly has learned that the FBI has been investigating county ambulance provider Rural/Metro for its creative political activity. The investigation’s scope is not fully known, but sources say investigators have been looking into the ambulance company’s connection to Pacific Printing, a political mail house aligned with local organized labor.
Read More 9Leland Yee’s Alleged Accomplice Gave Money to Nora Campos
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Human Trafficking Sweep Shows Communities Must Come Together
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Operation Cross Country, a three-day nationwide enforcement campaign by the FBI focusing on underage victims of sex trafficking, recently concluded with the rescue of 105 sexually exploited children and the arrests of 150 pimps and other individuals. In the Bay Area, 12 children were rescued from pimps. While the issue is not new for runaway programs, aggressive pimps going after these young people is now more common. Vulnerable youth, especially those on the run, are often preyed upon by pimps. Studies show that runaways are often identified and targeted by pimps within 48 hours of hitting the streets. Runaway programs need to learn how keep young people safe and must work with local law enforcement when victims seek help from runaway shelters.
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