You during this midday newscast. I should add quickly, kris, it wasnt sure if the inmalt was going to the Alameda County jail or going to kentucky. Okay. Im kris sanchez, sam brock here. Meantime our other top story, local reaction to one of the president s new policies. San franciscos City Attorney says that the local government will not be bullied by a newly minted president looking to crack down on illegal immigration. President trumps executive order tried to turn city and state employees into federal immigration officers. That is unconstitutional. That new lawsuit freshly unveiled this morning pits the city of San Francisco against the Trump Administration. Pete suratos is live. We heard a little bit of that. They say taking money away from San Francisco based on the sanctuary status is a constitutional violation. What else did you hear . Reporter yeah, good morning to you, kris. A very foergsful defense by City Attorney Dennis Herera as well as mayor ed lee calling that executive
FRESNO, Calif. (KGPE/KSEE) – The Tulare Police Department says they received a 911 call regarding an assault with a weapon that occurred in the parking lot area of the Country Estates near 900 E Rankin Ave on Tuesday. Officers say they responded to the scene and learned that a 20-year-old woman was stabbed multiple times. […]
The 1-minute video shows a law enforcer from the Merced County Sheriff’s Department, who is not wearing a face mask and whose name tag says his last name is Valenzuela, insisting the man recording possibly committed a crime and faces detainment.
Valenzuela says the unseen man is risking detainment because of “the totality of the circumstances.”
The man is asking if he has committed a misdemeanor or felony. Valenzuela says it’s “not an arrest” and that they will “agree to disagree and if you wanna sue me, you can sue me.” Advertisement Hide
“I’m telling you it’s my authority to detain you, to at least get your identification,” he says.