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NEWS RELEASE:
Ventura County District Attorney Erik Nasarenko announced today that Jesse Andrew Mendoza (DOB 02/01/05), of Santa Barbara, was held to answer for the attack on a California Highway Patrol (CHP) Officer in 2024. Ventura County Superior Court Judge Paul Baelly made the decision on Tuesday, March 18, 2025, following a preliminary hearing. Mendoza is charged with three felonies: assault upon a peace officer, attempted mayhem, and battery upon a peace officer. He also faces four misdemeanors, including escape from arrest, resisting a peace officer, and DUI charges. Special allegations of a prior strike are also alleged in the complaint.
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Join us for National Crime Victims’ Rights Week as we shine a light on sexual assault awareness and prevention on college campuses.
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Está invitado a unirse a nosotros para la Ceremonia Nacional Conmemorativa de los Derechos de las Víctimas de Crímenes.
📅 Thursday, April 10
📍 @callutheran University – Kingsmen Park
⏰ 12:30 – 2:00 PM
✨ We’ll honor survivors, law enforcement, and community partners who work tirelessly to support victims. A brave survivor will also share her story to inspire change.
🌮 PLUS – Free food! @epictacos will be serving up delicious bites, thanks to the Ventura County Family Justice Center Foundation.
📣 Mark your calendars and help us stand up for victims’ rights. See you there!
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#NCVRW #VictimsRights #VenturaCounty
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Way to go, DDA's Cesar Ponce and Paulina Nuñez!
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Ms. Nunez looks like Mexico’s president.
Longer days and warmer weather are ahead. Wishing everyone a great start to spring!
#firstdayofspring #VCDA #venturacounty
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Be just
NEWS RELEASE:
The Ventura County District Attorney’s Office announced today that Aaron Wayne Bouffard (DOB 02/06/70), of Oxnard, was sentenced on March 19, 2025, to 16 months in state prison, concurrent with a two-year sentence for a probation violation in a separate felony case. Bouffard had previously pled guilty on January 31, 2025, to possession or control of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and admitted the special allegation that he possessed more than 600 images. The special allegation was struck by the judge at sentencing, over the prosecutor’s objection.
“Possession of child pornography causes irreparable harm to vulnerable children,” Deputy District Attorney Katherine Plante said. “As a former teacher, parent and felony probationer, the defendant should have understood better than anyone the responsibility we all share to protect our children.”
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16 months is nothing 😠😡🤬
Wow that was my teacher at Rio Mesa high school!! Crazy! Oxnard Union High School District
Foy ?
Ok I’m a graduate and a Rio mesa high school alumni Rio Mesa Alumni Association Rio Mesa High School I can’t say what was going on but the district needs to lock their school computers and put a new system in place for the protection of are kids and are teachers the district always say we are protesting are kids from sexual exposure but we know have teachers doing this to are kids I’m a former graduate and almni to Rio mesa so I don’t understand why we can’t fix are schools policies on the websites for are kids and that doesn’t just go for the high school students that goes for the teachers faculty and stuff I think we need to have a meeting asap about safety it’s a real shame this is happening Rio Mesa High School Oxnard Union High School District
Better not go to cell block one!
Who was the judge? I want to make sure I don't vote for that one in any upcoming elections.
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The Ventura County Family Justice Center (VCFJC) Foundation invites you to join us under the stars at the picturesque Walnut Grove at Tierra Rejada Farms in Moorpark on Thursday, May 29, 2025...0 CommentsComment on Facebook