In this week’s DA News, District Attorney Summer Stephan talks about the first roundtable with local businesses and law enforcement to discuss Prop. 36 implementation in California and its impact on public safety.
What is the difference between hate crimes and hate speech? Building stronger, safer communities starts with understanding and action, DA Summer Stephan shares insights on hate crimes and hate speech with the San Diego Human Relations Commission, highlighting ways to protect and empower our neighborhoods. Watch more in this video.
In this week’s update, DA Summer Stephan spotlights the Economic Crimes and Consumer Protection Division — the team working hard behind the scenes to take down fraudsters, protect your wallet, and hold corporations accountable. From identity theft to financial scams and shady business practices, learn how our office is standing up for justice and ensuring a fair marketplace for all
In this week’s news update, District Attorney Summer Stephan issues a critical public safety warning about the presence of lethal carfentanil in counterfeit pills circulating in our community. Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones from this deadly substance and what steps law enforcement is taking to combat it. Stay informed—your awareness could save a life.
In this week’s DA News Update: As students return to school this month, District Attorney Summer Stephan emphasizes the importance of school safety and the role each of us plays in protecting children. In light of the recent tragic school shooting in Minneapolis, this message is more urgent than ever: if you see something, say something. Reporting suspected abuse or suspicious behavior can save lives and keep our schools safe.
Eight months after it became law, Proposition 36 is already making a difference for communities and local businesses. It’s helping reduce retail theft, giving stores hope by unlocking products, and providing treatment for those stealing to support an addiction. Watch more in the video below. Read about the new Prop. 36 data released, here.
This week, DA Summer Stephan joined State Senator Catherine Blakespear’s 3rd Annual Ending Homelessness Summit to spotlight real, impactful solutions — including the launch of the DA’s Shelter Ready App, connecting people in crisis to shelter in real time. Watch to find out how more cities and organizations can sign up for the app!
In this week’s DA News Update, District Attorney Summer Stephan talks about the importance of National Night Out to help keep communities safe.
For some veterans, the transition to civilian life brings challenges—mental health struggles, substance abuse, and sometimes, involvement with the justice system. Veterans Treatment Court is a specialized but rigorous court program designed to help people move toward recovery. And last week, six individuals graduated from the program.
In this week’s DA Weekly News Update, District Attorney Summer Stephan shares the latest on the sentencing of a teacher convicted of inappropriate relationships with students, plus details on an important public safety meeting with El Cajon’s Middle Eastern community. Stay informed and involved!