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Murder sentencing for Larry Millete delayed until November (opens the original)
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The loved ones of missing Chula Vista mother Maya Millete will have to wait more than a month to learn how much time her husband will spend in prison. In July, a jury found Larry Millete guilty of first-degree murder in her 2021 disappearance. Prosecutors said Millete killed his wife as she was preparing to divorce him. They said they believed he drove out to a desert-area to the east of San Diego County and buried her body where no one could find it. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherev
Pacific Beach boardwalk-driving suspect ignites mental health diversion debate (opens the original)
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Judges granted mental health diversion in hundreds of felony cases in San Diego County in 2025, according to data from the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office. The issue received renewed attention after a stolen Tesla barreled down the Pacific Beach boardwalk in an incident captured on video, with good Samaritans chasing after the driver. Prosecutors said the man behind the wheel, 39-year-old Juan Gonzaba, should have been in jail awaiting trial for three previous felony cases. But he wa
Woman’s rough arrest sparks new questions about police chief (opens the original)
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A newly-revealed incident involving San Pasqual Tribal Police Chief Christopher Palomares is raising new questions about the training tribal officers undergo and what oversight they receive. The scrutiny is connected to the rough arrest of a woman he was involved with, before he was promoted to Chief. NBC 7 Investigates obtained multiple leaked police reports and officer body-worn camera videos of the arrest, which started as a traffic stop the day after Christmas two years ago. Some of the narr
Records indicate San Pasqual tribal police chief’s federal credential was suspended (opens the original)
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A police chief at the center of an NBC 7 investigation appears to have had some of his police powers suspended. In September 2025, Christopher Palomares – then a corporal with the San Pasqual Tribal Police Department – put his gun to the neck of a handcuffed 15-year-old and threatened to kill him. Months later, he became the department’s chief. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7. NBC 7 Investigates recently obtained the leaked police body camera video and showed it
Tribal police chief’s past cases could face legal challenges, experts say (opens the original)
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A federal criminal defense attorney said there was a chance that cases worked on by San Pasqual Tribal Police Chief Christoper Palomares, could face legal challenges – potentially even overturning past convictions. That comes less than a day after NBC 7 Investigates reported on a controversial September 2025 traffic stop involving Palomares, who was a corporal at the time. During that incident, body worn camera video shows Palomares press his gun to the neck of a handcuffed 15-year-old boy. Thou
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