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“Celebrating 27 years as the Voice of Probation Peace officers”
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LAO Releases Analyses of November Propositions
The hidden payoff from keeping convicts in line
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Host Hotel and Meeting
August 19-
Courtyard Marriott San Diego Old Town
2435 Jefferson Street
San Diego, Ca. 92110
619-
Rooms are $110 per night from 3 days before to 3 days after the meeting. So, come on down and enjoy San Diego for the weekend. Mention SCOPO for the discount.
No Host Dinner Thursday 6pm @ Old Town Cafe, 2489 San Diego Ave, Old Town San Diego
Questions: Ernie Susi 619-

Sacramento's young people could certainly use more help to stay in school and out of trouble. Far too many end up in gangs, in prison or involved in violence.

Glendale police officials are attributing a higher property crime rate partly to the continued inflow of parolees released under a state program designed to reduce the prison inmate population.
When a tourist found a suitcase containing the body of Pearla Louis on the San Francisco waterfront in May, it grabbed national attention because of its mystery and cruelty. Shortly thereafter, police would announce they arrested Lee Bell on suspicion of murder.
Read more at the San Francisco Examiner: http://www.sfexaminer.com/local/The-



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Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger will nominate Tani Cantil-
Read more: http://www.sacbee.com/2010/07/21/2903895/ schwarzenegger-
Feeling a little heat, California leaders drag out budget battle
Guv hopefuls Jerry Brown and Meg Whitman are in a statistical dead heat, with the Democratic attorney general leading his Republican rival among likely California voters by just one point, according to a Field Poll released today.
AM Alert: Now or later
Breaking News: Schwarzenegger orders more furloughs