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Nathaniel Pickett Jr. was fatally shot by San Bernardino Countysheriff’s Deputy Kyle Woods on Nov. 19, 2015 at the El RanchoMotel in Barstow. He was unarmed. A jury on Wednesdayawarded Pickett’s family $33.5 million in compensatory andpunitive damages. The San Bernardino County Sheriff’sDepartment said it is considering appealing the verdict.

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Jurors in a federal civil rights trial have awarded

$33.5 million to the family of a man who was shot

and killed by a San Bernardino County sheriff’s

deputy during a 2015 encounter at the El Rancho

Motel in Barstow.

The eight-member jury deliberated for around two

hours before unanimously awarding the parents of

Nathaniel Harris Pickett Jr. $15.5 million in

compensatory damages and $18 million in punitive

damages, said Dale Galipo, a veteran civil rights

attorney from Woodland Hills who represented the

family during the trial.

“It’s the jury’s way of saying they will not tolerate

the continued police shootings of unarmed people.

The message it sends is that unjustified shootings

will not be tolerated,” Galipo said.

He said he thought the jury’s monetary award

might be the largest in the country involving a

police shooting, and certainly the largest he has

received from a jury in the 15 years he has been

trying excessive use of force and wrongful death

cases involving police.

“I need to step back and pinch myself. It’s almost

unbelievable,” Galipo said.

San Bernardino County spokesman David Wert

referred comment to the Sheriff’s Department.

“We strongly disagree with the outcome based on

the evidence in this case,” sheriff’s Lt. Sarkis

Ohannessian said in a statement. “Our attorneys,

the department and the county, will be discussing

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appealing the jury’s award.”

The federal lawsuit accused Deputy Kyle Woods of

shooting an unarmed, mentally ill Pickett after a

foot chase that began shortly after 9 p.m. on Nov.

19, 2015. Pickett had fallen down, the lawsuit

alleged, and was on the ground, scooting back

when the deputy shot him in the chest.

The San Bernardino County District Attorney’s

Office concluded that the shooting was justified.

County prosecutors wrote in a report released in

November 2016 that Woods believed Pickett was

under the influence of a controlled substance and

that Pickett had resisted arrest and punched the

deputy, fracturing his nasal bone and knocking his

head on cement.

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The DA’s report indicated that Pickett attempted to

grab Woods’ gun, causing the deputy to feel he was

in a “life or death struggle with Pickett.”

Attorney’s for the Pickett family disputed the DA’s

findings, and accused the deputy of changing his

story multiple times.

“This was an outrageous and egregious killing of

Nathaniel Pickett. There was no justification for

the detention, arrest, and the use of deadly force,”

said Victorville defense attorney Sharon Brunner,

who along with attorney Jim Terrell also

represented Pickett’s family in the case. “There

were so many other things this deputy could have

done to de-escalate the situation that would have

not resulted in Nate’s death. It was just shocking.”

Terrell called the shooting “malicious” and said

Woods was a rookie with four months on the force

when he killed Pickett.

Ohannessian said Woods is still employed by the

department. He could not immediately say how

long Woods has been working for the department.

In awarding the monetary damages to Pickett’s

family, the jurors found that the deputy

unreasonably detained Pickett, unreasonably

delayed medical aid and was negligent in the use of

deadly force, the attorney’s said.

Galipo – who in recent years has represented

families of high-profile officer involved shooting

victims in Anaheim and Long Beach, among other

cities – said Pickett’s parents are pleased with the

verdict, but still frustrated that the deputy won’t

face criminal prosecution.

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Brunner said she hopes Wednesday’s jury award

will prompt the federal government – the FBI and

U.S. Attorney’s Office – to investigate further and

prosecute Woods. She said that has always been

the main focus of Pickett’s parents. Pickett’s

mother, Dominic Archibald, spoke out about the

shooting during a May 2016 press conference in

Victorville.

Galipo noted that surveillance video from the

motel captured Pickett tripping, falling and

scooting away from Wood’s, but did not show

Pickett striking the deputy.

While it wasn’t mentioned to jurors, the attorneys

noted that Woods was also involved in a second

officer-involved shooting earlier this year in

Barstow.

On Jan. 14, a deputy Terrell and Brunner identified

as Woods chased Ryan Scott Martinez, 27, after he

refused to pull over for a traffic stop. Martinez,

who had a felony arrest warrant for an assault case

out of Kern County, apparently lost control of his

vehicle and overturned in a drainage ditch, at

which point he was shot by Woods.

Terrell said he will likely be filing a federal lawsuit

against Woods on behalf of Martinez, who survived

the shooting. Brunner said Martinez was unarmed

and had his hands raised at the time of the

shooting. It is believed the bullet pierced

Martinez’s hand before entering his chest, possibly

saving his life, she said.

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Jury awards $33.5 million to parents of 29-year-old man killed by San Bernardino County deputy

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Nathanael Pickett was shot and killed by a San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy in 2015. (The Law Offices of Dale K. Galipo)

Nathanael Pickett had recently moved into the El Rancho Motel in Barstow when he wasapproached by a San Bernardino County deputy who suspected him of trespassing.

A confrontation between the two escalated and Pickett, 29, was fatally shot. OnWednesday, a federal jury awarded Pickett's parents $33.5 million in damages, findingthat the deputy had detained their son unreasonably, delayed medical aid and wasnegligent when he used deadly force, according to federal court records.

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The jury deliberated about two hours in the civil case, weighing conflicting versions ofthe November 2015 encounter, before returning the verdict. The sum, which experts sayis among the largest in police shooting cases, includes $15.5 million in compensatorydamages and $18 million in punitive damages.

The county "tried to sell a story to the jury about how the incident happened that the juryrealized, through the presentation of evidence, was not true," said Dale K. Galipo, anattorney representing Pickett's parents. The large award, he said, is "a signal thatmembers of our community are no longer willing to tolerate these unjustified policeshootings."

In a statement, Sheriff's Department spokeswoman Cindy Bachman said the agency

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strongly disagrees with the outcome.

"Our attorneys, the department and the county will be discussing appealing the jury'saward," she said.

In a brief filed in court last month, attorneys for the county said Deputy Kyle Woods wason patrol when he saw Pickett looking back at him several times as he crossed a street.When Pickett disappeared, Woods surmised he had jumped a fence into the motelparking lot and followed, jumping it himself.

When Woods approached, Pickett gave the deputy a false name — he spelled his lastname "Piggett" — and appeared to be under the influence because he was twitching andhad a white coating on his tongue, the filing said.

Woods tried to detain Pickett, but he ran, the filing said. During an ensuing scuffle, thecounty argued, Pickett mounted the deputy and punched him multiple times.

Woods felt he was losing consciousness, pulled out his gun and said: "Stop, I'm gonnashoot you," the filing said. The county argued that Pickett grabbed the gun, promptingWoods to open fire in fear of his life.

Galipo disputed the deputy's version of events, pointing to video captured by motelsecurity cameras as well as photos of Woods taken an hour after the incident.

Despite saying that he was punched in the face more than 10 times, Woods had no visibleinjuries, Galipo said. The video recording doesn't show Pickett throwing any punches andwitnesses didn't see Pickett grabbing the deputy's gun, he added.

"It was a made-up story," Galipo said, adding that the deputy waited 28 days beforegiving a statement about the incident. "The jury realized it was all made-up."

Galipo said Woods, who sheriff's officials said still works for the agency, was involved in asecond on-duty shooting of an unarmed person this January, which the jury didn't know

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about. In that case, the man survived.

Jody D. Armour, a professor at USC Gould School of Law, was struck by the large sum,especially the amount awarded for punitive damages. The verdict should send a messageto the agency to improve training and hiring practices, he said.

"The jury was convinced that there was clear and convincing evidence that the officer wasnot merely negligent and unreasonable in killing the victim, but that his behavior wasegregious, that it was characterized by malice," Armour said. "I remember $5-, $7-, $8-million awards, but nothing in this area."

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California needs new laws to boost earthquake safety, assemblyman says

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California needs new laws to boost earthquake safety, assemblyman says

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California needs new laws to boost earthquake safety, assemblyman says

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A Cal State Northridge parking structure suffered a near total collapse in the Jan. 17, 1994, earthquake. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

A Los Angeles lawmaker says California needs new statewide laws that boost earthquakesafety, and wants to toughen rules on how strong new buildings should be and requirecities to identify buildings at risk of collapse.

Assemblyman Adrin Nazarian (D-North Hollywood) said the bills are important forkeeping California functioning after a major earthquake.

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California's construction requirements are so minimal that even a new building can belegally built to a weakness that would leave it severely damaged in an earthquake — somuch that it would have to be torn down, Nazarian said.

"If new buildings need to be demolished and rebuilt, you can imagine that, in a place likedowntown L.A., what a standstill the economy will come to, and how many years it willtake to rebuild and how daunting and taxing it will be," Nazarian said.

Others defend the current building standard as appropriate — even though a newbuilding may so weak it must be demolished, it is still designed to prevent death andavoid a catastrophic collapse.

The first bill, AB 1857, would instruct the California Building Standards Commission toincrease minimum mandatory building standards for most types of buildings in the state,such as apartments, office buildings and commercial spaces, but would exempt single-family houses and duplexes.

The goal is to keep new buildings usable after a major earthquake. Even if people areforced to temporarily move out, the aim is to keep damage limited so repairs can be madewithin days or weeks, rather than a year or more.

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Nazarian said he wants the new building regulations to become effective in 2023 as partof a scheduled update of the California Building Standards Code.

Seismologist Lucy Jones, formerly a science advisor for risk reduction with the U.S.Geological Survey, has been a big advocate of increasing California's minimum buildingstandards. Construction costs would only rise 1% to 2%, Jones said, citing an estimatefrom Keith Porter, a University of Colorado Boulder research professor.

Under existing building rules, a large earthquake could render unusable so many housingunits that it would trigger a mass exodus much like New Orleans suffered after HurricaneKatrina, Porter wrote in a report.

"We want a resilient society. But we can't have that if our buildings are not operationalafter an earthquake," Porter said in an interview. "If you can't go back into your buildingafter an earthquake, it's a disposable building."

The state's building codes allow for as much as a 10% chance that a new building willcollapse in the maximum credible earthquake, Jones said.

When a magnitude-6.3 earthquake directly hit Christchurch, New Zealand's third largestcity, in 2011, 70% of the buildings in the central business district were damaged, but allwere completely closed because it was too dangerous to be anywhere downtown, Jonessaid.

"When you look at the economic disruption...it means tenants can't go to work, it meansneighbors who can't use their buildings, it potentially means people don't have a home,and it leaves businesses who don't have workers," Jones said. "The financialconsequences land on all of society."

Representatives of the California Building Industry Assn., which represents constructioncompanies, cast doubt on whether tougher mandatory minimum building rules wereneeded for the entire state.

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"Although making residential buildings more earthquake resilient is a noble endeavor, ithas to be balanced with addressing the challenge of making new housing and apartmentsas affordable as possible," Dan Dunmoyer, president of the California Building IndustryAssn., said by email. "We are in active discussions with the author in hopes of findingthat needed balance."

The group's senior engineer, Bob Raymer, said he did not think the state's minimumbuilding codes are too weak. Raymer suggested having an expert committee writestandards for tougher building codes would allow individual cities and counties thechoice of adopting more stringent rules.

"I think there is very good merit to having a more stringent standard available for use ona voluntary basis," Raymer said. "A one-size-fits-all [approach] is probably notappropriate for California."

The Building Owners and Managers Assn.'s Greater Los Angeles chapter has not taken aformal position on the bill, but its vice president for public policy, Martha Cox-Nitikman,said it's worth discussing. "We as a society place a value on having construction staystanding longer," she said.

The board of the Structural Engineers Assn. of California unanimously voted in Januaryto favor stronger minimum building standards.

"Historically, we have had 'life safety' as the code minimum [in which] people would be

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able to exit and people shouldn't die in new buildings," said Janah Risha, president of theassociation. "But if we look at economic survivability, it is not enough. … What happensto our whole regional economy when residential buildings cannot be reoccupied, whenpeople cannot go into offices for an extended period of time?"

Nazarian's second bill, AB 2681, would require cities and counties to create an inventoryof potentially vulnerable buildings.

Potentially vulnerable buildings include those approved by building officials under the1976 code or earlier, as well as newer buildings built up to the 1995 code that may still bevulnerable, such as steel-frame buildings, and structures with a flimsy ground floor.Single-family houses, duplexes, triplexes and fourplexes would be exempt.

The bill calls on building departments to create an inventory by 2020 and notify owners.Owners would then need to hire an engineer to evaluate the building to determine if thestructure is actually vulnerable in an earthquake.

Cities and counties would then be required to send their building inventory to the stateGovernor's Office of Emergency Services; the office would be instructed to keep thatinformation available as a searchable database on its web site.

One important open question remains: how this bill would be funded.

"We're trying to work through that. We've had some conversations with some stateagencies to see if they can help with this effort, see if there's federal funding for thisprogram," Nazarian said.

Cities have launched their own inventories of seismically hazardous buildings before. A1986 state law required local governments in California's most seismically active zone tocreate an inventory of old brick buildings that can be deadly in earthquakes.

More recently, some cities in California have expanded inventories to other types ofbuildings. San Francisco has an inventory of wood-frame apartments with flimsy groundfloors, known as soft-story buildings; Los Angeles has gone further and also has aninventory of brittle concrete buildings; Santa Monica's list also includes steel-framebuildings.

Raymer of the California Building Industry Assn. said Nazarian's second bill should first

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go to a committee of experts. "Let's come up with a pilot program and come up with amodel ordinance that we input into our code, and local jurisdictions can grab into it."

David Khorram, Long Beach's superintendent of Building & Safety who is also presidentof the California Building Officials organization, said he personally supports both bills.The second bill, he said, would help local elected officials understand where theirvulnerable buildings are located, and leave it up to them to figure out what to do.

"One saves buildings, the other one will actually save lives," Khorram said of the bills. "Asa building official, I'm in support of both."

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5:20 p.m.: This article was updated with a quote from David Khorram, Long Beach'ssuperintendent of Building & Safety.

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Why a San Bernardino sheriff’s lieutenant with a prosthetic leg was honored at Ontario Reign game

San Bernardino Sheriff’s department 27-year veteran Lieutenant Jim Considine, 56, acknowledges the

crowd as he is honored in pregame ceremonies as the Hero of the Game at Citizens Business Bank Arena

in Ontario, Calif. Tuesday evening March 14, 2018 prior to the Ontario Reign’s hockey game against

Cleveland. On September 27, 1997, Considine was a deputy sheriff assigned to patrol in the county area

of Victorville, and he assisted his partner on a traffic stop that turned into the nightmare scenario for

him. An assailant with an arsenal did not stop immediately and lured law enforcement to an isolated

area. Once there, the suspect opened fire on Considine and other deputies using an AK-47 assault rifle at

close range. Although Considine was grievously wounded (he was shot four times) he returned fire, and

the attacker was killed. Considine eventually recovered from his injuries, but one of his legs was so badly

injured it prevented him from serving as a deputy any longer. Considine had the injured leg amputated

and eventually returned to the force with a prosthetic leg below his knee. Considine not only qualified as

a deputy sheriff but went on to pass through one of the most rigorous S.W.A.T. programs imaginable

and graduated top of his class. He was holding a MAGLITE flashlight when he was shot that is now in the

MAGLITE Museum where it still has an AK47 round lodged in it. He has stated that the flashlight saved

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By MIKE CRUZ | mcruz@scng.com | San Bernardino Sun

March 14, 2018 at 8:37 pm

San Bernardino County sheriff’s Lt. Jim Considine, who returned to law enforcement after losing a leg

because of the injuries he suffered during a nightmare pursuit in the county area of Victorville in 1997,

was honored Wednesday night at the Ontario Reign game.

A lifelong hockey fan, Considine was the hero of the game at the Citizens Business Bank Arena and was

invited to drop the puck to start the game between the Reign and the Cleveland Monsters. During a pre-

game ceremony, a video about Considine’s experience was shown to those in attendance.

A field training officer in 1997, Considine said he and then trainee Rob McCoy were on patrol when they

assisted another deputy with a pursuit that started in Phelan. The man who was fleeing pulled into a

residence, looked like he was going to get out of the vehicle and started firing an assault rifle, he said.

The first shot hit Considine in the hip. As the deputy was falling back, the Maglite flashlight he was

holding took the second round — a square shot that embedded in the flashlight.

The Maglite dropped to the ground, and the suspect kept firing at it. Considine crawled to a tree and

returned fire, he said. He was shot three more times before the suspect, who had multiple guns, was

killed.

“I had never been in anything like that before,” he said.

Prior to that incident, Considine had never fired his service weapon in the nearly seven and a half to

eight years that he had been a deputy.

One of the gunshots went through Considine’s foot and traveled up his right leg, shattering his bones in

his leg. The injuries were extensive, and he retired from the department in 1998.

“I had 24, 25 surgeries,” Considine said. “I never really recouped.”

After saving his leg as long as he could, Considine said he made the decision in 2002 to have his leg

amputated because he wanted his quality of life back. In July of that year, his leg was removed below

the knee and he got a prosthetic leg.

Four years later, Considine returned to the Sheriff’s Department, becoming a patrol deputy in Yucaipa

and then a detective. He also became the first amputee to go through a very rigorous SWAT school.

The Sheriff’s Department, he said, was very supportive from the executive level all the way down.

“The biggest motivator? You couldn’t do it without them, my kids and wife. My wife was very

supportive,” Considine said. Today, he is commander of the department’s Criminal Intelligence Division

in San Bernardino.

Considine credits the Maglite with saving his life. He was holding the flashlight when a bullet knocked it

to the ground, a round that would have struck him center torso. And the light stayed on, drawing the

suspect’s attention and giving him time to crawl to a tree.

“When we discovered what Jim had achieved, especially with our close connection to law enforcement,

we at Maglite were compelled to see his story told,” Tony Maglica, president and founder of Maglite,

said in a statement.

Considine’s flashlight, with the AK-47 round lodged in it, is in the Maglite archives. Maglite is a

contributor to the National Law Enforcement Museum in Washington, DC, and Considine’s video is

expected to go into the museum, he said.

Maglite brought the opportunity to recognize Considine to the Ontario Reign.

“When we found out what a big hockey fan Jim is, (he is a lifelong L.A. Kings Fan) as well as a

former hockey player and youth coach, we knew we had to do this,” Darren Abbott, president of LA

Kings Minor League Affiliates and an Ontario Reign representative, said in a statement.

Considine said he’s ecstatic about the Reign game. What’s his message for people?

“Never give up. Always fight,” Considine said. “I could have curled up, got disability and stayed at home.

But I wanted to come back and make a difference. I wasn’t done.”

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Redlands Daily FactsMarch 15, 2018 at 8:14 am

Passengers are coming to Ontario International

Passenger traffic and cargo volumes increased in February at theOntario International Airport.

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Airport.

The latest traffic numbers released this week show

the upward trend continues.

“That ONT continued to grow and success in

February bodes well as we prepare to take on our

next role as Southern California’s new gateway to

Asia later this month,” said Mark Thorpe, chief

executive officer of the Ontario International

Airport Authority, in a news release.

In February, the airport saw double-digit growth

for the second consecutive month, according to the

latest figures from the Ontario International

Airport Authority.

A total of 353,883 passengers flew in and out of the

airport, which was 10.2 percent more than

February 2017.

Freight shipments were up 19.8 percent, while

mail shipments increased 2.6 percent compared to

one year ago.

Over the past two

months combined,

passenger and cargo

volumes were up by

10.4 percent and 20.7

percent, according to

the release.

“The sustained year-

over-year growth reflects not only our capacity to

handle more customers and cargo but our strong

ability to provide the services and amenities

passengers demand and the hassle-free experience

they deserve,” Thorpe said.

China Airlines later this monthwill start daily flights betweenTaiwan and Ontario.

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Inland schools stage student walkouts to protest gun violence

Students at Redlands High School took part in the National School Walkout protest Wednesday March

14, 2018. The students, stood silently for 17 minutes, as they gathered around a flagpole where they’d

place shoes, photos, flowers and a poster board bearing the names of each of the 17 people killed

during a school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. (Staff photo by

Rick Sforza, Redlands Daily Facts/SCNG)

By DAVID DOWNEY | ddowney@scng.com | The Press-Enterprise

PUBLISHED: March 14, 2018 at 10:08 am | UPDATED: March 14, 2018 at 7:28 pm

Thousands of high school and middle school students throughout the Inland Empire walked out of class

Wednesday, March 14, to mark the one-month anniversary of the Florida school massacre and urge the

nation’s leaders to take steps to prevent more mass shootings.

At the same time, at most area schools, the events held in solidarity with rallies across the nation tended

to resemble traditional assemblies, as participating students gathered at sports fields or designated

dining areas on campus.

Educators said that was by design, as they embraced the notion of calling attention to the Parkland,

Florida, tragedy and giving students a free hand in organizing events — but not walking off school

grounds.

“It’s obviously better to keep them on the school grounds,” said Christopher Weddle, a spokesman for

the Moreno Valley Unified School District. “If they’re out on the sidewalks, they’re just out in public.”

There, they are exposed to traffic and other dangers, Weddle said.

There were exceptions, however. Students at some Fontana middle schools walked off campus for 17

minutes, then returned to class, officials said.

All protests appeared to be peaceful.

Not reality

For some students, however, turning the event “into an assembly” softened the message of the national

walkout.

Cassandra Tan-Torres, a senior at San Jacinto High School, said that message was not only about

honoring the Florida victims but about urging the nation’s political leaders to take concrete measures to

protect schools from gun violence.

“We want to change something so that it doesn’t happen again,” she said.

And not everybody was happy with how the events were carried out.

David Lowry, father of a freshman student at Canyon Springs High in Moreno Valley, said his daughter

was not allowed to skip the rally and go to the school gymnasium during the walkout, as she requested,

and as officials had earlier said would be available to them. Lowry said his daughter is a member of the

Junior ROTC.

Weddle, the Moreno Valley district spokesman, said he was informed by Canyon Springs officials that all

the students, including ROTC members, were told they did not have to participate if they did not want

to.

The rally at Valley View High School in Moreno Valley was fairly typical of events held around the Inland

area. Attended by about 1,000 students, the event was held at the Valley View football stadium.

Choirs sang solemn songs. Students gave speeches. Other students read names, and short biographies,

of each of the 17 victims. And 17 balloons were turned loose in their honor, one at a time.

Then, following 17 seconds of silence, junior Ian McPherson said it was time to end “the epidemic of gun

violence.”

“Demanding safe schools is not unreasonable. Every student in America should feel safe when they’re at

school,” he said. “But that is not a reality today.”

Seventeen

Just about everywhere, the number 17 became a symbolic representation for the very real victims of the

Feb. 14 massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.

The students at the California School for the Deaf in Riverside also honored the victims with the release

of 17 balloons one at a time, said Erika Thompson, a spokeswoman for the school. A 17-second period of

silence was held before each balloon release.

At Public Safety Academy in San Bernardino, freshman students stood quietly behind 17 empty school

desks on Wednesday morning.

“We’ve become desensitized because there have been so many school shootings,” said Tamara Kwinn,

the teacher who proposed the exercise. “I want my kids to know that actual people have died.”

Redlands High School students stood silently for 17 minutes, gathered around a flagpole. They then

placed shoes, photos, flowers and a poster board bearing the names of the victims.

At Beattie Middle School in Highland, students were urged to make 17 positive connections.

As for honoring the victims, that was the dominant theme.

In Jurupa Valley, Rubidoux High School students held a candle-lighting ceremony for the victims. In

Corona, students at Santiago High School read their names.

‘The dancer’

And at Temecula’s Chaparral High, deploying a megaphone, 17-year-old junior Ethan Johnstone read the

victims’ names during an otherwise moment of silence.

“It was really eerie,” he said by phone afterwards. “You could hear a pin drop. All of these names were

echoing throughout the campus.”

Over at the Arlington High campus in Riverside, students walked out of the crowd holding up signs that

described, in a few words, who the victims were, said senior Evan Rodriguez.

Once sign read, “The dancer.” Another read, “The soccer player,” he said.

The idea, Evan said, was to “show that the victims from the shooting easily could have been students

from our own school.”

Turnouts varied from place to place. Evan that 500 to 600 participated at Arlington. An estimated 1,000

students left classrooms at Chaparral High. And Tim Walker, assistant superintent of pupil resources at

Riverside Unified School District, estimated turnouts of 500 at Ramona High School, 300 at North High

School and 1,000 at King High School.

At Notre Dame High School in Riverside, about half of the 500 students walked into the school’s quad.

‘Guns are like drugs’

Reflecting the diversity of Inland opinions, not all students agreed on the antidote to mass school

shootings.

“Guns are like drugs: People will still have them if they’re illegal,” said Patrick Woleski, a 17-year-old

Notre Dame student. “I think we need better security. And mental health needs to be a priority, too.”

Others said gun control needed to be part of the equation.

That sentiment was impossible to miss at Claremont High, where junior Mesha Jones wore a jacket that

read, “NRA,” for the National Rifle Association. She added the word, “sucks.”

Staff writers Sandra Emerson, Ryan Hagen, Jennifer Iyer, Shane Newell , Liset Marquez and Brian

Whitehead contributed to this report.

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Public service students in San Bernardino stage on-campus event to protest gun violence

Public Safety Academy honor guard Rachel Arvizu folds the flag after lowering it during a final military

formation at the San Bernardino, Calif. school. This is a time to remember, not to protest, teacher

Tamara Kwinn notes Wednesday, March 14, 2018. Earlier at 10 a.m, students participated in National

School Walkout. (Photo by Cindy Yamanaka, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)

By BRIAN WHITEHEAD | bwhitehead@scng.com | San Bernardino Sun

PUBLISHED: March 14, 2018 at 5:06 pm | UPDATED: March 14, 2018 at 9:09 pm

Justine Anderson stood behind 17 empty school desks Wednesday holding an orange poster honoring

Jaime Guttenberg, one of 17 victims of last month’s shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

Anderson shared an age and a hobby with Guttenberg – 14 and dance. The kindred spirits could’ve been

friends.

In lieu of walking off campus Wednesday to observe the National School Walkout protest, about 60

freshmen at Public Safety Academy in San Bernardino stood quietly behind those empty desks holding

posters they crafted for those killed in Parkland, Florida.

“We’ve become desensitized because there have been so many school shootings,” said Tamara Kwinn,

the teacher who proposed the exercise. “I want my kids to know that actual people have died. To do a

memorial one month after, on the day of the walkout, brings (the message) home.”

Anderson, for one, found perspective in the project.

“Don’t take life for granted,” she said. “You don’t know when your last day will be.”

Kwinn’s freshmen are taking a course called: Bullets of Truth, English and Public Services. In it, they are

reading “This Is Where It Ends,” a fictional bestseller about a student school shooter named Ty.

The teens were in the middle of the book when last month’s shooting occurred. Kwinn had her students

put away the heavy reading material and instead focus on something positive.

Thus, the project.

“An opportunity for my kids to get to know students like them,” Kwinn called it.

Anderson, as a result, learned Guttenberg’s favorite color was orange; hence, her orange poster. Other

students penned notes to those lost: “Goodbyes are not forever,” began one.

For about 15 minutes Wednesday, the freshman class stood stoically behind those desks, a banner

reading: “We will remember 17” affixed along the front.

Following the school’s final military formation, Principal Jennifer Stickel explained the exercise and

asked the student body to recognize their peers’ efforts.

Hooah! they belted.

“I’m really proud of the kids. These are good kids with kind hearts,” Stickel said. “Their sincerity with this

project was inspiring.”

Public Safety Academy, which has 410 students in sixth-through-12th grades, is designed for pupils who

may pursue careers in public service fields such as law enforcement, social work and law. Their school

crest includes the phrase: “Educating tomorrow’s protectors.”

Students recently partook in an active shooter drill, Stickel said; seniors additionally were trained on

how to triage and respond to similar situations.

The posters held Wednesday will soon hang in Kwinn’s classroom as a memorial to the lives lost.

“This community sometimes gets stereotyped,” Kwinn said. “They say these kids aren’t going anywhere,

they don’t succeed. These are kids with heart. The future generation, there’s hope in it.”

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Rancho Cucamonga High School students say ‘no more’ to school violence

Rancho Cucamonga High School students say ‘no more’ to school violence

By SANDRA EMERSON | semerson@scng.com | Redlands Daily Facts

PUBLISHED: March 14, 2018 at 1:09 pm | UPDATED: March 14, 2018 at 2:44 pm

About 3,000 Rancho Cucamonga High School students Wednesday, March 14, said “No More” to school

violence.

Around 10 a.m., students took to the football field where they stood to form the words, “No More,” in

recognition of the 17 victims of the Parkland, Fla. shooting.

“Saying no more means we don’t want any more loss of life,” said Danyelle Slmani, 17, a junior and

project manager for the Associated Student Body on campus.

The student-led, and school-sanctioned, “walkout” was among more than 3,000 planned across the

country and around the world.

Students were urged to leave class at 10 a.m. local time for 17 minutes – one minute for each victim of

the Feb. 14 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

In Rancho Cucamonga, however, students worked with faculty and administrators on the

demonstration, which was meant to honor the victims and show support for the Florida school.

Fourteen students and three staff members wore maroon T-shirts to represent the 17 people killed.

Once everyone was in place, they held a moment of silence.

“It was strictly for the victims,” said Neriah Martinez, 15, commissioner of campus culture with the

Associated Student Body. “It really didn’t have any political climate to it, though some students might

have taken it that way.”

Jeremiah Hamilton, 17, president of the Black Student Union on campus, said the demonstration gave

students a rare opportunity to have a voice.

“We had almost 3,000 students here and we only have 3,400 in the school,” he said. “This is a great

turnout. The message ‘no more’ just pushed us.”

Exercising their voice is something the students are taught, said Principal Cary Willborn, who was on

hand with other staff members to help lead students to their places on the field.

“No matter what we do, this can be kind of a polarizing moment for some people, but even if it happens

it creates conversations, which is so good for our campus,” he said. “We’re educators. Those questions

and their ability to have a conversation in the classroom makes it such a powerful day for us.”

Rancho Cucamonga High School is part of the Chaffey Joint Union High School District, which supported

events on all of its campuses Wednesday.

Principals in the district worked with their students to schedule voluntary forums, moments of silence or

walkouts to a designated location on each campus, said Superintendent Mat Holton in a statement.

“Free expression and civic activity is one of the great privileges that we enjoy in this country, and it’s a

concept that has been rooted in our instructional process,” Holton said. “Our teachers and

administrators encourage students to engage in current social issues and they support expressive

participation by students, as it is done in a responsible manner.”

“These recent events have indelibly changed our perspectives on school safety, and yet we remain

unyieldingly steadfast in our commitment to protect our students and staff,” Holton continued. “Our

students’ intentions to impact the world positively inspires us and fuels our supportive efforts on their

behalf. Unified, we will approach this complex and intense challenge driven to see a better future.”

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March 14, 2018 at 5:53 pm

The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community will host “Eleven Misunderstandings About Islam,” from 3 to 7 p.m.

Friday, March 16, at the Community Room, 3750 Grand Ave., in Chino Hills.

An Islamic scholar will address questions from the public.

Coffee and cake will be provided.

To RSVP, call: 909-496-6303 or 909-525-5299.

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By CITY NEWS SERVICE |PUBLISHED: March 14, 2018 at 12:12 pm |UPDATED: March 14, 2018 at 4:18 pm

A San Bernardino man who shot his

girlfriend, who was found in his car along

with their uninjured but blood-covered

baby when he was pulled over in Cathedral

City, pleaded guilty to attempted murder

and other charges Wednesday.

Willie Roy Smith III, 27, shot his girlfriend

in San Bernardino on May 7, 2016, then

drove her into the Coachella Valley while

she bled in his backseat. Their 3-month old

child was secured in a car seat and covered

in the woman’s blood, but was otherwise

unharmed, Cathedral City police Lt. Glen

Haas said.

California Highway Patrol officers

responded about 4 p.m. on May 7 to

reports of a reckless driver on eastbound

10 Freeway, near Date Palm Drive in

Cathedral City, Haas said.

Officers who stopped the vehicle found

Smith behind the wheel and his bleeding

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girlfriend lying on the car’s rear passenger

floorboard, suffering from multiple

gunshot wounds, Haas said.

The woman, identified only as Jane Doe in

court documents, was taken to Desert

Regional Medical Center. Within the

month, she was well enough to speak with

police and provide them with sufficient

information that placed the shooting

location in San Bernardino, Haas said.

Smith was arrested and a handgun was

found inside the car.

He pleaded guilty Wednesday morning to

attempted murder, dissuading a witness,

violating a court-ordered domestic violence

protective order and drunk driving.

Smith is slated to be sentenced on April 27.

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snow the latest weather system dumped on Inland

Empire mountains and more is expected through

St. Patrick’s Day weekend, according to the

National Weather Service.

“This current storm sets up Snow Valley and the

Southern California mountain communities for a

fantastic spring break,” said Snow Valley Vice

President and General Manager, Kevin A. Somes in

an email.

The Running Springs resort received 4 inches of

new snow overnight and up to 9 inches are forecast

through Saturday night.

“The string of storms we’ve been enjoying truly is

the ‘March Miracle’ we’ve all been hoping for,”

Somes said. “It’s vital for the economies of the

mountain communities.”

Livecam footage from the Running Springs ski

resort Thursday morning shows snow blanketing

the ski lift.

Bear Mountain Resort in Big Bear also received

about half a foot of snow, according to the resort’s

website.

After clearing Thursday afternoon into Thursday

evening, the National Weather Service forecasters

are predicting more snow is going to hit the area

with snow levels dropping to about 5,000 Friday.

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making the drive to the mountain communities

and California Highway Patrol officials warn

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them as well as extra provisions including water,

food and snacks, clothing and blankets. Motorists

should have a full tank of gas and a way to charge

their cell phones.

Caltrans asks those looking to enjoy the snow to

clean up after themselves and not trash the

mountain. In response to the complaints of

residents about the litter left behind by visitors,

Caltrans, the San Bernardino County Board of

Supervisors, Burrtec and Big Bear disposal teamed

up to place trash bins along highways 18, 38, 173

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Motel stays ending forOrange County homeless

Homeless people stand in line on Feb. 20 to get 30-day motel vouchers in exchange for vacating the Santa Anariverbed. As the 30-day motel stays near an end, advocates for the homeless are questioning the county's next steps. JILL REPLOGLE

Jill Replogle | March 15, 2018

A letter received by one homeless person livingin a motel since being evicted from the SantaAna River, Mar. 14, 2018.

Homeless people currently put up in motels after they werecleared from an Orange County encampment began receivingletters Wednesday informing them that their stays were coming toan end and that they were going to be relocated. But details werescant.

“We have referred you to the following housing/residential program,” the form

letter reads, followed by four options: "Mental Health Treatment with

Housing,""Substance Use Disorder Residential Treatment," "Recuperative Care

(residential program)" and “CityNet with referral to shelter."

Andrea Phipps’s letter refers her to "mental health treatment with housing" and

informs her that her Irvine motel stay will end on March 19. It says she should

be ready for transport by 9 a.m. on that day.

No other information is given in the letter, printed on OC Health Care Agency

letterhead, about the referred service.

Phipps, who's four-months pregnant, said she was “very stressed out" after

receiving the letter.

“They’re just saying for me to have my belongings ready by 9 a.m., and they’re

going to be here to pick me up and take me somewhere. Where are they taking

me?” she asked.

Phipps said she had been living in a tent

along the Santa Ana River for more than a

year when the county negotiated a legal

settlement in February that moved nearly

700 homeless people from the

encampment into motels.

Since then, she’s been sharing a motel

room with her partner, the father of her

unborn child, and trying to make

arrangements for the rest of her

pregnancy. She said the pregnancy had

been deemed high risk by her doctor.

The homeless people and their advocates

have become increasingly flustered by the

county’s failure to detail a concrete plan

for moving people from motels into other

temporary or permanent shelter.

“Despite having a full month to come up with a plan, the county unfortunately

really hasn’t come up with any plan,” said Brooke Weitzman, one of the lawyers

representing homeless clients.

Under the legal settlement that cleared the riverbed encampment, the county

agreed to provide minimum 30-day motel stays for the homeless, followed by

“appropriate resources” as deemed necessary by health and housing

assessments that county workers have been carrying out in recent weeks.

U.S. District Court Judge David Carter, who is overseeing the settlement, has

said on several occasions that he doesn't want to see homeless people end up

back on the streets.

The county Board of Supervisors this week approved the use of up to $2 million

to increase the number of beds available in shelters, substance abuse treatment

programs, and mental and physical health recovery facilities, if necessary.

But County Supervisor Todd Spitzer said the funds weren’t needed yet.

“We have a sufficient inventory of beds to handle the demand of those who are

presently living in motels,” he said.

But Weitzman said county officials have failed to provide an inventory of those

beds or to detail a plan for moving homeless people from the motels — which

are scattered throughout the county — to alternative shelter. Several dozen

people could be forced to move by the end of this week as their 30-day motel

guarantees end.

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Sheena Innocente, a volunteer social worker who’s been helping the homeless

in motels, said the county’s vague communication of its plan for housing Phipps

and others could exacerbate their mental health problems.

“To give people a notice that they’re going to be transferring out of the motels

without a specific place that they’re going to be going to will send a lot of

people’s anxiety through the roof,” she said.

Weitzman has asked Judge Carter to hold an emergency hearing in the case.

The next hearing is currently scheduled for April 3.

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