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S.C. JOINS FORCES W/MEXICAN GOV'T. 06-30-10 10:15 a.v.

A new partnership between the Mexican Government and the Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office, will now allow missing individuals, or those who have died in the county, to be tracked down.   In a new “first of it’s kind” cooperation, investigators are expected to combine detective and forensic work in both countries to help identify people from Mexico and Central and South America who have died in Santa Cruz County, along with being able to track down people from the U.S. who have gone missing south of the border.   Investigators hope the new agreement will also help solve old cases as well.

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SMALL BRUSH FIRE - 06/30/10 17:23 S.S.

A  SMALL  BRUSH  FIRE  BROKE  OUT  THIS  AFTERNOON,   IN  A  WOODED  AREA  NOT  FAR  FROM  BROMMER  PARK, IN  THE  LIVE  OAK  AREA  OF  SANTA  CRUZ.    FIREFIGHTERS  FROM  THE  CENTRAL  FIRE  PROTECTION  DISTRICT KNOCKED  DOWN  THE  FLAMES,  WHILE  CALIFORNIA  HIGHWAY  PATROL OFFICERS  CLOSED  OFF  SEVERAL  NEARBY  ROADS.

 

ONE  WITNESS  SAID  SHE  SAW  A  COUPLE  OF TEENAGE  BOYS  SETTING  OFF  FIREWORKS  IN  THE  AREA  A  SHORT  TIME  BEFORE  THE  FIRE  WAS  CALLED  IN TO  9-1-1.

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WATSONVILLE MULTIPLE STABBINGS 06-30-10 08:50 a.v.

Police in Watsonville are investigating two separate stabbings that occurred this week.  The first incident took place Monday night on the 900 block of Freedom Boulevard at around 7:40 p.m., when a 25-year old man, riding his bike through a parking lot, was assaulted by 3 suspects who jumped out of small gray or black Cadillac and began beating and stabbing him.   The victim was airlifted to a Santa Clara County trauma with multiple stab wounds.   The 2nd incident occurred shortly before 10 p.m. last night on the 200 block of East High Street.  Officers responded to the stabbing just before 10 p.m. and found a male juvenile with multiple stab wounds.  Anyone with information regarding either case, is asked to contact the Watsonville Police Department’s crime tip line.

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2 ARR re: 06/19/10 SHOOTING - 06/30/10 14:50 S.S.

2  MEN  WERE  ARRESTED  TODAY,   IN  CONNECTION  WITH  A  JUNE  19TH SHOOTING  IN  WATSONVILLE.     23  YEAR-OD  ROLANDO  GALARZA,  AND  21  YEAR-OLD  EDUARDO  GALARZA,   ARE  BELIEVED  TO  HAVE  BEEN  INVOLVED  WITH  A  BLACKBURN  STREET SHOOTING,   IN  WHICH  A  20  YEAR-OLD  MAN  SUFFERED  A  GUNSHOT  WOUND  TO  HIS  ABDOMEN.   THE  2  GALARZA’S WERE  BOOKED  INTO  SANTA CRUZ  COUNTY  JAIL.

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STATE WATER BOND PULLED FROM NOV. ELECTION 06-30-10 06:25 a.v.

An 11 billion dollar water bond will no longer be on the November ballot after a decision made by Governor Schwarzenegger this week.   Even though the governor claims that improving the state’s water storage and delivery system is one of his main priorities, he believes it’s not the right time to implement that measure, and wants to delay the ordinance until 2012.   Schwarzenegger says the prospects for approval would be hurt by putting the measure on the ballot now, and wants to spend more time currently focusing on improving the deficit, reforming government pensions and creating long-term budget reforms.

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