john ryerson May 24, 2013 at 05:00 pm
it does not matter that thay do not commit crimes as a regularly as near by cities what matters is…Read More weather they
prosecute the officers for the crimes they commit. of course they dont arrest their own because they are scumbags
Jesse Anthony Wagner May 24, 2013 at 02:06 pm
Apparently John is completely uninformed. Murrieta Police does not arrest their own? Have you heard…Read More of Chad Bennett? Maybe it is just that Murrieta PD does not commit crimes as regularly as officers from nearby cities. Great fact checking john! - NOT
john ryerson May 24, 2013 at 12:13 pm
its funny that murrieta police department charges other
police that are not in their…Read More department but when it comes to their own officers i guess their above the law. i know of several officers that so should be prosecuted, but you think that will ever happen. NO! filing false charges,destruction of evidence, filing a false report, other officers witnessed the event but failed the write a report. that is also a crime. scumbags.
James Wilson May 24, 2013 at 03:41 pm
Good for Rickie. He, like so many Americans are giving what they are able; but feel no need to…Read More announce it to the world. We the people; Americans are the most giving people in the entire world. So much money was sent to New York following 9-11 that a lawyer, Ken Feinberg, had to be hired to distribute the funds. He was also hired to distribute the 20 billion paid out by BP after they destroyed our Gulf. For this, I understand, his law firm was paid millions of dollars. They say that he is now in Boston being paid to dole out all of the money equally to the victims and families following the horrific act perpetrated by the two evil monsters. I am not alone in wondering why there are still law suites going on in New York and in the Gulf states after his work was done. It is so very sad the loss of little children in Oklahoma. So many people lost their homes and all of their possessions. Following hurricane Katrina and the ways in which the hard earned donations were either ill-spent or not spent at all,(were invested for future devastation), a lot of research was done how best to donate and how ones dollar was used. They found that it is the small groups who do the most and greatest good deeds and acts of kindness. Those small groups, they stated, were the ones who are right there working one to one without the massive costs of the overhead that comes with the huge charities. Many are "faith-based," and many are not. There are many who are not registered as 501 (C) (3), so the donar does not receive any tax advantage at all, no tax write off from their gift. I can live with that very well. A gift is a gift and, I feel, should not have any benefits or strings attached. One whose work I have followed since 9-11 is Focus Adolescent Services, Focusas.com/ There are many others my fellow Americans. I worry so about the effects of this on innocent little children.
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All Boards » sandalina May 21, 2013 at 02:05 pm
This couldn't possibly happen in a worse place, given the proximity to the freeway, high school, and…Read More numerous businesses. UGH!
The following is the press release from MPD:
On 05-21-13, at 3:27 AM, the Murrieta Police Department received a call of a water-main break in the area of California Oaks Road and Monroe Avenue. Murrieta Police and Murrieta Fire Department initially responded to the scene and discovered a large sinkhole in the westbound lanes of California Oaks Road just west of Jackson Avenue. The sinkhole was approximately 4 feet deep and about 20 feet across. The hydraulic pressure from the water-main break appears to have created this sinkhole and damaged all the westbound lanes of California Oaks from approximately Jackson to Monroe. As a result, the westbound lanes of California Oaks between Jackson and Monroe will be closed for repair until further notice. Rancho Water Officials estimate that these repairs will take approximately one week to complete. When traveling in this area please expect delays and plan an alternate route in order to arrive at your destination on time.
John Kirk De Ritis May 21, 2013 at 08:39 am
I called Rancho was told 3/4 hours from now water will be back up
John Kirk De Ritis May 21, 2013 at 08:39 am
Why hasn't anyone said anything about this my water died literally at 4 am the entire street has no…Read More water
Dave Peters May 19, 2013 at 02:44 pm
Hey Maggie, I don't get a chance to talk to the help desk but the ad has gone away for now. I just…Read More made a comment on one of Carl Petersons blogs and now the comment has disappeared and no trace of it in my comment history. Are comments still pending proof reading before they post? Was it taken down by the blog author? I realize you guys have made a lot of changes so I'm still not sure if there are bugs being worked out or if some thing else is going on. Any help would be appreciated.
Maggie Avants (Editor) May 18, 2013 at 12:56 am
Hi Dave, I don't see that on my laptop, but it must be annoying on the iPad. I suggest emailing…Read More support@patch.com. We also have a feedback form: http://feedback.aol.com/product/patch/?tid=446&r=http%3A%2F%2Fmurrieta.patch.com%2F&ch=
Maggie Avants (Editor) May 18, 2013 at 12:53 am
Hi Heather, I'm glad you like! The design team has been working hard on this for so long. There are…Read More still more features coming. :)
Water District Makes Progress on California Oaks Sinkhole Repairs
The work is not done yet, however, a Rancho California Water District representative said Friday.
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