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🇺🇸 Happy Fourth of July from the Ventura County District Attorney’s Office!
As we celebrate our nation’s independence, we encourage everyone to stay safe, be responsible, and look out for one another.
Remember, fireworks are dangerous and can carry serious consequences. If you’re celebrating with alcohol, plan ahead and never drive under the influence.
Let’s make this a safe and memorable holiday for all.
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The Ventura County DA’s Office will be part of the Summer Education Series at Orchard Community Church in Ventura on Wednesday, July 16. Deputy DA Rikole Kelly will present on human trafficking and the work being done locally to combat it.
Presentations include:
July 9: Human Trafficking Awareness with Interface, Forever Found, and the Ventura County Human Trafficking Task Force.
July 16: Human Trafficking presentations by the Ventura County District Attorney’s Office.
July 23: Domestic Violence presented by Coalition for Family Harmony.
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NEWS RELEASE:
Ventura County District Attorney Erik Nasarenko announced today that Neil Liam Reb (DOB 11/07/03), of Oak Park, has been charged with two counts of felony gross vehicular manslaughter in connection with the deaths of Alejandro and Maria Ramirez. Reb also faces a special allegation that the crime is a serious felony.
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Was this a hit and run?
I wonder if he’s related to the 51 year old by the same name who got shot by TO Police next to Ralphs grocery?
Wonder if his 2024 Jeep is in his parents' names for civil liability purposes.I feel so sorry for the descendants' family. They lost two loving people because of this kid's gross negligence.
📢 The Ventura County District Attorney’s Office will be closed on Friday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day.
We will reopen and resume regular business hours on Monday, July 7.
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Ventura County has filed 387 cases related to Proposition 36 from the date the measure took effect on Dec. 18 to June 18, District Attorney Erik Nasarenko said. The vast majority were connected to the new standards for theft and drug charges allowed by the proposition. Nearly 80%, or 309, cases were filed as felonies, with the remaining 20% classified as misdemeanors.
"I believe Ventura County is getting the balance right," Nasarenko said. "We are holding chronic offenders accountable while not overwhelming very limited treatment and criminal justice resources."
The figure represents 5% of all misdemeanor and felony cases filed by the district attorney's office in that six-month period, he said.
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Finally some good news
Great job!
Oxnard PD is corrupted to the core.
Team DA was proud to support Walk Like MADD this past Saturday at ólołkoy Beach Park in Oxnard.
Chief Deputy DA Kevin Drescher spoke at the event, standing with families and advocates in the fight to end impaired driving.
Thank you to everyone who walked, donated, and showed their support. Together, we make a difference.
#WalkLikeMADD #TeamDA #venturacounty
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