Nov 3, 2020

Suspects arrested for Westhaven assault both on probation, one with multiple warrants




Rory Kalin files another lawsuit alleging religious, racial and disability discrimination


Convicted spousal rapist's jury trial rescheduled and scheduled for January

 


Jury trial for Scott Eden scheduled on November 2 was vacated last week and dates rescheduled. Trial assignment is on January 8; jury trial on January 11.

Jury trial for alleged rapist Darius Upshaw vacated; 995 motion scheduled for next week


On November 12, there is a hearing on the 995 motion for alleged rapist Darius Upshaw. 

Murder suspect Ryan Tanner's preliminary hearing will resume next week


Murder suspect Ryan Tanner's preliminary hearing started last week and was supposed to continue this week. It will resume November 9.

If you were doing target practice or shooting a pellet gun yesterday, HCSO wants to hear from you


On Nov. 2, 2020, at about 6:20 p.m., Humboldt County Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to a local hospital for the report of a possible gunshot victim.

California has cast the most votes with 11.2 million

 


11.2 million voters in California had cast their vote as of yesterday. California was leading the nation yesterday. There are 22 million registered voters. Go vote! 


Nov 2, 2020

Sutter County Judge rules Newsom pandemic order unconstitutional exercise of legislative power

 



Sutter County Superior Court Judge Sarah Heckman issued a preliminary order today against Governor Gavin Newsom executive orderabout vote by mail ballots and access to polling locations due to the COVID 19 pandemic. Legislators ended up approving the same mandate, so the order will not impact Election Day.

Misinformation is out there so how much truth is there to violence on and after election day?


Jewish cemetry in Grand Rapids vandalized with pro Trump graffiti

 


A Jewish cemetery in Grand Rapids, Michigan was  vandalized with pro-Trump graffiti today . Trump's is campaigning in Grand Rapids tonight. So far, no comment from Trump.

EPD investigates homicide that happened today in the area of 3rd and J


On November 2, 2020, at about 11:30 a.m., officers with the Eureka Police Department (EPD) responded to the area of J and 3rd Streets for the report of man down on the sidewalk with severe bleeding around the face. 

Federal Judge says no legal standing to toss out Harris County ballots

(Photo: Texas Tribune)

Two related decisions by the Texas Supreme Court and now  U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen have rejected the effort to toss out 127,000 ballots cast at drive thru pollings sites in Harris County.

"Lot of people have called about you"


Two EPD officers talking to a belligerent guy at the bus stop on 5th and H. I did not want to get close while the officers are talking to him.

Kevin Carns wants to know if he will can be placed on probation before accepting a plea deal


Preliminary hearing for kidnapping and assault suspect Kevin Carns was scheduled for today was vacated. Potential change of plea is scheduled for December 3.

In a 7-1 ruling, Supreme Court overturns qualified immunity decision for Texas correctional officers


In a 7-1 ruling today, the Supreme overturned a lower court's decision that granted qualified immunity to corrections officers in Texas. 

As expected, defense made a motion to continue the jury trial for Hugo Aguirre


Trial confirmation for attempted murder suspect Hugo Aguirre was continued to this morning. Jury trial sheduled for November 30 was vacated. Trial setting is scheduled for December 3. 

Court in Demetrius Coleman trial will be dark today due to last minute emergency

 


Rebuttal arguments in Demetrius Coleman case were scheduled for this morning. Due to an emergency, Judge Kelly Neel is out today and court will be dark today.

As I previously reported, the trial not in session on election day as several jurors plan to vote in person. Final jury instructions and closing arguments were scheduled to begin Wednesday.