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After only serving just over three years in state prison, George Joseph England, 65, who spent 29 years as a fugitive after being found guilty of sexually assaulting three female children, also for 11 years molested Jackie Zudis, whom he purchased from her mother in Vietnam in the 1970s and claimed was his adopted daughter, was scheduled for release today.
(Photo: Courtesy Orange County District Attorney’s Office.)
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The scheduled release of yet another sexually violent predator raises the question of why this keeps happening. The Orange County District Attorney held a press conference to warn the community about a pending release, only to be interrupted to announce that the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida was going to issue an arrest warrant which would prevent the release. But, if it was not for pending charges from an out of state jurisdiction, another convicted serial child molester would be released from prison today.
In an exclusive interview on Tuesday, Seal Beach City Manager David Carmany told www.OC180NEWS.com “In a number of these operating enterprise funds, I’m going to be proposing reductions.” He said the water rates are the first on his list, followed by the sewer rates. He expects to present lower water rates at the March 22, 2010 City Council meeting.
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David Walker Bryan, 40, Anaheim, is charged in a police internet sting with two felony counts of attempted lewd acts on a child under 14, one felony count of contacting a child with the intent to commit lewd acts, and one felony count of meeting a minor with the intent to commit lewd acts.
(Photo: Courtesy Orange County District Attorney’s Office.)
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When 40 year old Anaheim registered sex offender David Walker Bryan, arrived at the location where he thought he was going to meet a 13 year old girl for sex, instead, he met the officers of the Huntington Beach Police Department, HBPD. Rather than acting upon pedophilic tendencies, Bryan now is in jail facing charges which could land him in state prison for up to 5 years. He pleaded not guilty.
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a Delta IV rocket procured by Boeing Launch Services lifts off with the satellite from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla., on March 4 at 6:57 p.m. Eastern time.
(Photo: Boeing photo.)
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Boeing [NYSE: BA] announced it has
received the first on-orbit signals from the third
Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite
(GOES) built by Boeing in El Segundo for NASA and
the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA). The satellite, GOES-P, is
healthy and ready to begin thruster firings to
move to its on-orbit test location.
Even though 32,500 more Californians were on company payrolls during January and more homes were on the market, that did not translate to increased demand for Orange County residential real estate in the most recent two weeks. Further, February nationwide retail sales were better than most expected and the stock market ended last week on an up tick, but Orange County residential real estate demand actually decreased. At www.OC180NEWS.com, we run the numbers for the two weeks ending March 4, 2010.
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