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La Fiscalía Condena a Los Acusados Responsables de Incidente Violento en Pacific Beach

6 de diciembre de 2021

La Fiscal de Distrito del Condado de San Diego, Summer Stephan, anunció hoy múltiples cargos por delitos graves contra seis de las ocho personas arrestadas en relación con actos criminales violentos cometidos a principios de este año durante una manifestación en Pacific Beach el 9 de enero de 2021. Los cargos contra los acusados incluyen […]

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El Banco Synchrony Bank Pagará $ 3.5 Millones para Resolver una Demanda por Prácticas Ilegales de Cobro de Deudas

15 de noviembre de 2021

La Fiscal de Distrito del Condado de San Diego Summer Stephan, anunció hoy que Synchrony Bank pagará $ 3.5 millones para resolver una demanda civil presentada por un equipo estatal de fiscales de distrito que alega que el banco hizo llamadas telefónicas irrazonablemente frecuentes o acosadoras a deudores en California. “A menudo, estas llamadas hostigadoras […]

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Enfermera de Las Colinas Acusada de Homicidio Involuntario en la Muerte de un Recluso

4 de noviembre de 2021

La Oficina de la Fiscalía de Distrito del Condado de San Diego ha acusado a Danalee Pascua, de 36 años, enfermera del Centro de Detención de Las Colinas, de homicidio involuntario, un delito grave de violación de la Sección 192 (b) del Código Penal, en relación con la muerte de Elisa Serna, de 24 años. […]

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In recognition of #HispanicHeritageMonth, the San In recognition of #HispanicHeritageMonth, the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office is highlighting employees whose experiences, backgrounds and dedication to public service help strengthen our office and the communities we serve.

Born in Chula Vista and raised in National City and Chula Vista, Andrea Amado has dedicated more than two decades to serving the San Diego community. After spending 22 years with the San Diego Police Department, where she worked as a detective in assignments ranging from Narcotics and Sex Crimes to Child Abuse, Homicide Relief and Internal Affairs, she joined the District Attorney’s Office in 2023.

Today, as a District Attorney Investigator III assigned to the South Bay Branch, she continues that commitment to service by supporting investigations, assisting victims and witnesses, and working alongside Deputy District Attorneys and law enforcement partners. Her journey is also deeply connected to her family’s story, a story of hard work, faith, perseverance and the importance of embracing where you come from while making a difference in the lives of others.

"I never view my accomplishments as mine alone. They carry pieces of everyone who came before me, my great-grandfather who worked in the fields, grandparents who served others through their faith, a mother who showed me how to persevere, and a dad who chose to love and raise me as his own."

Read Andrea’s full story and learn what Hispanic Heritage Month means to her.
FULL ARTICLE: https://danewscenter.com/?p=10480 

EN ESPAÑOL: https://danewscenter.com/?p=10485
Today, on the National Day of Remembrance for Murd Today, on the National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims, we remember Tori and her baby son, Dean—two lives taken far too soon by a convicted murderer.

Victims’ families suffer the ultimate loss: the loss of their loved ones to cruel violence. A courageous member of our community continues to grieve the murder of her beautiful daughter, Tori, and grandson, Baby Dean, at the hands of now convicted killer Dennis Potts in 2006.

Tori and Dean were more than victims. They were a daughter, a grandson, a mother, a family—and lives filled with love, hopes and dreams.

Their story is just one of many. Every day, we stand alongside victims’ families, seek justice for their loved ones and work to ensure their lives and legacies are never forgotten.

Today, we remember Tori and Dean. We honor their lives. And we stand with all the families who continue to carry the memories and grief of those they have lost.

Let us remember.
 
(This photo was shared with us by Dayna Herroz, Tori’s mother and Dean’s grandmother. It includes a predicted photo of what Baby Dean would look like today as a 21-year-old young man.)
In this week's DA News, San Diego County District In this week's DA News, San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan shares 5 important things you should know to recognize and avoid scams — and what you can do to protect yourself, your money and your personal information.

From phone and online scams to impersonation and fraud, knowing the warning signs can help you avoid becoming a victim.

Remember: Stop. Think. Verify before you send money, share personal information or click a suspicious link.

Watch and share these five scam prevention tips with your family, friends and loved ones — especially older adults who may be targeted by scammers.

#ScamPrevention #ScamAwareness #FraudPrevention #ConsumerProtection
In recognition of #HispanicHeritageMonth, the San In recognition of #HispanicHeritageMonth, the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office is highlighting employees whose experiences, backgrounds and dedication to public service help strengthen our office and the communities we serve.

For Legal Support Manager Rebecca Gomez, a career with the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office is rooted in a commitment to helping others and a family history that is deeply connected to an important chapter in San Diego and civil rights history.

Born and raised in San Diego, Rebecca began her career with the County working in Child Support after previously working in healthcare for Sharp and Kaiser. She joined the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office in 2002 and has spent more than two decades helping support the work of the office.

Today, she serves as the Legal Support Manager at the South Bay Branch, where she oversees the daily operations of the Legal Support Staff.

For Rebecca, her role is about more than overseeing operations. One of the most rewarding parts of her work is helping employees develop their careers and seeing people she once interviewed and hired go on to become professionals within the office.

Her connection to Hispanic Heritage Month is deeply personal. Her great-grandfather, Juan Gonzalez, was involved in the Lemon Grove Incident of 1931, a landmark San Diego County case in which Mexican American children had been separated from other students and sent to a separate school. The case resulted in a court ruling that prohibited the segregation of the Mexican American children.

Her grandmother and her siblings were among the children affected. Growing up, Rebecca heard stories from her grandmother about what happened and about her great-grandfather’s role in the legal fight.

That family history has given Hispanic Heritage Month a special meaning for Rebecca—one that goes beyond celebrating her heritage.

“It reminds me of the courage, strength and determination of the generations before me,” she said.

FULL ARTICLE: https://danewscenter.com/?p=10470 
EN ESPAÑOL: https://danewscenter.com/?p=10475
Why does testing sexual assault kits matter? In t Why does testing sexual assault kits matter?

In this week’s Weekly DA News, DA Summer Stephan revisits San Diego County’s work to eliminate the backlog of sexual assault kits.

By 2022, approximately 2,030 previously backlogged kits from 12 law enforcement agencies had been tested. Results showed that 735 contained DNA from someone other than the victim.

DA Stephan explains how DNA evidence can help identify unknown suspects or provide corroborating evidence when the suspect is known—and why sexual assault kits are an important piece of the evidence considered in these cases.

🎥 Watch this week’s Weekly DA News to learn more.

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In recognition of #HispanicHeritageMonth, the San In recognition of #HispanicHeritageMonth, the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office is highlighting employees whose experiences, backgrounds and dedication to public service help strengthen our office and the communities we serve.

For Senior District Attorney Investigator Felix Salazar, a career dedicated to serving others began in the Imperial Valley and continued through service in the United States Marine Corps and more than two decades in law enforcement.
Born and raised in Brawley, California, Investigator Salazar joined the Marine Corps in 1998, serving until 2002. He began his law enforcement career that same year, working for the Brawley Police Department and later the Carlsbad Police Department in a variety of assignments.

In 2018, he joined the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office. Today, he serves as a Senior District Attorney Investigator assigned to the East County Branch, where he conducts and assists with investigations involving cases prosecuted by the office.

His work includes locating and interviewing victims and witnesses, gathering and reviewing evidence, serving subpoenas, conducting follow-up investigations and working closely with Deputy District Attorneys and law enforcement partners to prepare cases for court.

For Senior Investigator Salazar, the work is ultimately about service. 

“I have always been drawn to public service and to work that has a direct impact on people’s lives. My time in the Marine Corps reinforced the importance of teamwork, accountability, discipline and service to others. Law enforcement allowed me to continue that commitment while helping people during some of the most difficult moments of their lives.

Joining the District Attorney’s Office allowed me to apply my experience to complex investigations and work closely with prosecutors and law enforcement partners. I value being part of a team that works to seek justice for victims, support their families and move cases forward.”

FULL ARTICLE: https://danewscenter.com/?p=10457 
EN ESPAÑOL: https://danewscenter.com/?p=10464
DA Summer Stephan joined San Marcos Mayor Rebecca DA Summer Stephan joined San Marcos Mayor Rebecca Jones for a Senior Fraud Awareness & Resource Community Event to help older adults and their families recognize scams, protect their finances and know where to turn for help.

From phone scams to online fraud, knowledge is one of the best defenses. 

Stop. Hang Up. Tell Someone. If you or someone you know has been the victim of fraud, report it to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center at IC3.gov.

#SeniorScams #SeniorFraud #ScamAwareness #ProtectSeniors #SanMarcos ConsumerProtection SanDiegoCounty DistrictAttorney
Today, we remember those who lost their lives 25 y Today, we remember those who lost their lives 25 years ago and those affected by the attacks to this day. We also honor all first responders and civilians who helped save lives that day. We will #NeverForget #September11th2001.
This morning, District Attorney DA Summer Stephan This morning, District Attorney DA Summer Stephan  joined KUSI News  Good Morning San Diego  to discuss the sentencing of Yolanda Marodi and the devastating impact of domestic violence.

In this six-minute interview, DA Stephan discusses the case, the importance of holding offenders accountable, and the warning signs of domestic violence that everyone should know.

Domestic violence can happen behind closed doors, and victims may face fear, isolation and barriers to seeking help. Knowing the signs, speaking up and connecting victims with resources can save lives.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, help is available. Visit OSPSanDiegoCounty.gov for resources and support through One Safe Place: San Diego County Family Justice Centers .

Watch the full interview and help spread the message: Domestic violence is never acceptable, and help is available.

#DomesticViolenceAwareness #EndDomesticViolence #SanDiego #VictimServices #Justice #GoodMorningSanDiego
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