Sheriffs

Filmmaker Awarded $4 Million After Being Struck by Sheriff’s Bullet During 2020 Protests

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Los Angeles, Calif. — A jury has ordered Los Angeles County to pay nearly $4 million to a filmmaker and his daughter after he was injured during protests in 2020, sparked by the death of George Floyd. The decision highlights ongoing scrutiny of law enforcement tactics employed during the demonstrations. Cellin Gluck, 66, was filming the protests near Beverly Boulevard and Stanley Avenue when he was struck in the face by a rubber bullet fired by a sheriff’s deputy. His attorneys reported that the impact caused significant injuries, including a fractured face and shrapnel lodged … Read more

Baxter County Sheriff’s Office Partners with Federal Program to Enhance Immigration Enforcement

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Mountain Home, Arkansas – The Baxter County Sheriff’s Office is set to expand its role in immigration enforcement by participating in a federal program that allows selected deputies to assist with immigration laws. Sheriff John Montgomery confirmed that his office is joining the 287(g) program, which grants local law enforcement the authority to enforce federal immigration laws under the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency. This initiative aims to enhance collaboration between local law enforcement and federal authorities to address immigration issues more effectively. The program has been implemented in various communities across the country, … Read more

San Mateo County Sheriff’s Attorney Defends Against Removal Efforts, Calls Them ‘Character Assassination’

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REDWOOD CITY, Calif. — The ongoing debate surrounding San Mateo County’s Sheriff, Christina Corpus, has entered a contentious phase, with her legal representatives labeling recent efforts to unseat her as a form of “character assassination.” This statement comes in light of a burgeoning campaign that aims to remove Corpus from office, focusing on a series of administrative and operational decisions under her leadership. Allegations against Corpus have gained attention, prompting criticism from both current and former deputies within the Sheriff’s Office. Some claim that her decision-making has exacerbated issues related to officer morale and community … Read more

Backstreet Boy Brian Littrell’s Legal Bid Against Walton County Sheriff’s Office Faces Dismissal Motion

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WALTON COUNTY, Fla. — Brian Littrell, a prominent member of the renowned boy band Backstreet Boys, is facing a setback in his legal battle regarding alleged trespassing issues on his beachfront property. The Walton County Sheriff’s Office has recently taken steps to dismiss a writ of mandamus that Littrell filed earlier this month. On June 19, Littrell, through his company, BLB Beach Hut LLC, called on local authorities to enforce property rights and curb unauthorized access to his land. The musician has expressed concerns that the sheriff’s office has not acted to prevent trespassers from … Read more