Rackauckas and Spitzer Clash Over Settlement Talks on DA Investigators’ Claims
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It’s up to county supervisors to decide whether to settle the claims, which would prevent lawsuits. A settlement discussion is scheduled for Tuesday.
Two More OC District Attorney Investigators Allege Misconduct, Interference with Investigations
Countywide
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Orange County District Attorney officials interfered in political corruption investigations and a murder trial, according to two government claims filed against the County of Orange on Friday.
DA’s Former Top Investigator Seeks Records of Pulido, Do, and Nguyen Probes
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Investigations into the Santa Ana mayor, county supervisor, and state senator are the subject of a records request by Craig Hunter, who alleged in a legal claim this month that District Attorney Tony Rackauckas “interfered in political corruption criminal investigations.” A spokeswoman for Rackauckas disputes the claim.
Spitzer Calls for Federal Takeover of OC District Attorney’s Office
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Spitzer requested the federal takeover Monday, citing “continuing revelations of scandal” under DA Tony Rackauckas. Rackauckas’ office fired back, accusing Spitzer of using his position as county supervisor to campaign for his own run for District Attorney.
Rackauckas ‘Interfered’ in Political Corruption Investigations, Says Former Top Investigator
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Craig Hunter, the former chief investigator to District Attorney Tony Rackauckas, claims the DA interfered in political corruption investigations of his political allies. The DA’s office is disputing Hunter’s legal claim.
District Attorney’s Chief of Investigations Suddenly Leaves Job
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The DA’s office says it cannot reveal why Craig Hunter is departing, but indicated the “action” taken involving him happened quickly.
Controversial DA Background Investigations Contract Returns for Approval
County Government
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A controversial contract to outsource background investigations at the District Attorney’s office is slated to return for a decision by county supervisors on Tuesday.
History of Anaheim’s Thin Blue Line
Anaheim
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There will be four independent reviews of a police shooting death that shattered trust between Latinos and the Anaheim Police Department. But penetrating the police “code of silence” could prove difficult.
Does Anaheim Need a $2.2-Million Flying ‘Grand Caravan?’
Anaheim
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Using funds seized in drug raids, the Police Department is planning to buy a new, fixed-wing airplane to replace a 12-year-old helicopter.
Sheriff Sandra Hutchens Sweeps to Victory
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No longer the ‘appointed’ sheriff, Hutchens dominates the three-way race — winning 52 percent of the vote.