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San Diego sued over police use of automated license plate readers (opens the original)
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A new lawsuit from a local civil rights advocacy group seeks to end the San Diego Police Department’s use of automated license plate readers, alleging the cameras and the database they create amount to an invasion of privacy rights under the state constitution. Partnership for the Advancement of New Americans, which advocates for refugees and displaced people, also wants the city to stop using public money on a program it says violates constitutional rights. The suit was filed Tuesday in San Die
Hundreds attend memorial for San Diego parents, daughter killed in suspected murder-suicide (opens the original)
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Hundreds of mourners filled a Liberty Station chapel Monday morning for a memorial service for a family of three found dead in their Lake Murray home earlier this month. Investigators said it was an apparent double murder-suicide. David Voight, 56, was a retired Navy bomb disposal expert who’d earned a bronze star for his 2009 service alongside a SEAL team in Afghanistan. Amy Voight, 52, was a digital forensic examiner with the Naval Criminal Investigative Service, and Mya was an eighth-grade st
Sexually violent predator removes GPS, goes missing in Rancho Bernardo (opens the original)
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A man who has been legally designated as a sexually violent predator removed his GPS device and went missing in Rancho Bernardo overnight — the first time an SVP in the county has done so — authorities said Friday. About 3:30 a.m. Friday, Merle Wakefield’s device alerted to “tamper mode” while he was at work at a warehouse, sheriff’s Lt. Aloha Peters said. Peters said in a news release that by the time someone arrived from Liberty Healthcare, the company contracted to supervise Wakefield, his GP
Girl accused of aiding California mosque attack called police on day of shootings, her attorney says (opens the original)
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The North Carolina girl accused of aiding the two teens who fatally shot three men at the Islamic Center of San Diego earlier this year had called police on the day of the shootings, according to her defense attorney. The attorney did not say whether she made the call before or after the attack on May 18. Authorities say Cain Clark, 17, and Caleb Vazquez, 18, stormed the Clairemont mosque just after 11:40 a.m. and killed three men, including a security guard who engaged in a gun battle with them
Girl accused of aiding San Diego mosque attack called police on day of shootings, her attorney says (opens the original)
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The North Carolina girl accused of aiding the two teens who fatally shot three men at the Islamic Center of San Diego earlier this year had called police on the day of the shootings, according to her defense attorney. The attorney did not say whether she made the call before or after the attack on May 18. Authorities say Cain Clark, 17, and Caleb Vazquez, 18, stormed the Clairemont mosque just after 11:40 a.m. and killed three men, including a security guard who engaged in a gun battle with them
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