San Diego Attorney Suing Lipstick Bail Bonds Women for Violent Arrest Caught on Tape

Orange County Bail Bonds -- A fight between female bounty hunters and a convicted felon out on bail may lead to a lawsuit.  Bounty hunters from Lipstick Bail Bonds, an all-female pink wearing bounty hunting team, tried to arrest Daniel Duvall at an Arby's in Huntington Beach Monday according to San Diego 6 News

Within seconds, a violent struggle happened inside the restaurant while members of the bounty hunting team recorded video. Duvall was shot at least eight times with rubber bullets, Lipstick Bail Bonds co-owner Teresa Golt said.  She also stated that she used a pepper blaster and a stun gun before Daniel Duvall escaped.

One rubber bullet broke Duvall's nose and another one hit him in the eye and blinded him, according to Attorney Dan Gillleon, a San Diego-based attorney. Gilleon said it's unclear if Duvall's sight will return.

Gilleon is asking why did they even touch him in the first place? What was the justification for using so much force ? Also, why didn’t they gave him a chance to come in voluntarily?

Teresa Golt says she took the aggressive action to arrest Daniel Duvall because of his past criminal history. Orange County Superior Court records show Duvall has pleaded guilty twice in the past for possessing a firearm as a felon, along with numerous other felony charges according to 10News

"This is a bad ass criminal. I mean he's hardcore. Just look at his dog sheet. We're not going to say, 'oh sir can you please put your hands behind your back so I can arrest you?' That isn’t going to work with this guy. This guy is hardcore, bad ass. I'm not going to get hurt and I'm not going to get shot," Golt said.

As Teresa Golt approached Duvall in the restaurant, she said "stand up" and then reached for his arm. While reaching, she said, "your bond has been revoked," and began trying to handcuff the man midway through the sentence.  By stating  "your bond has been revoked," Golt says she is giving Duvall sufficient identification of herself as a bail bonds agent.  Attorney Dan Gilleon doesn't think so.  "They created this dramatic, sensational, violent video so they could promote themselves. It's a publicity stunt is really what it is."

Golt says Duvall had numerous chances to surrender, but kept resisting.

Bounty hunters and other Orange County Bail Bonds agents tricked Daniel Duvall and told them they needed his signature on some documents when he agreed to the meeting. He was not aware his bail bonds company wanted to revoke his bond and return him to jail.

"If I call him up and say, 'can you meet me so I can put you back in jail?' That's not going to work," said Golt.

Dan Gilleon says Duvall is preparing to sue for negligence and defamation. He thinks the case could secure a judgment in the millions if the injury to Duvall's eye is permanently blinded..

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3 Dead in Las Vegas Shooting on the Strip | Las Vegas Police

LAS VEGAS POLICE - Police are investigating a deadly shooting and fiery crash at a major Las Vegas Strip intersection.  They are checking with nearby Las Vegas Casinos and businesses to see whether a previous fight prompted the killing on the streets of Las Vegas Nevada
 
Las Vegas Police are talking to authorities in neighboring states about a black Range Rover Sport that fled about 4:30 a.m from the scene Thursday morning from Las Vegas and Flamingo boulevards according to CNN.
 
The intersection where the killing took place is the site of some of the most famous casinos on the Strip, including Bellagio, Caesars Palace and Bally's Entertainment.
 
Witnesses say at least one person in the Range Rover shot at people in a expensive Maserati, then crashed into a taxi cab.
 
Unfortunately, taxi cab burst into flames, and the driver and passenger coming home from the casino were killed. The male driver of the Maserati who was shot also died.  It’s been reported that his passenger was shot.

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Evan Kwik, who wounded two sheriff deputies found dead

ENCINITAS - Evan Kwik, an Encinitas man accused of shooting two San Diego Sheriff deputies and holding up in his mother's Encinitas home, was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound early Thursday, authorities said. Evan Kwik held the swat team at bay for 10 hours according to 10 News

The violent incident in the 700 block of Del Rio Avenue near Leucadia Boulevard began around Wednesday afternoon with Michelle Kwik reporting that her 22 year old son was upset that she had recently obtained a restraining order against him.  He got mad and drove off in her car, according to the San Diego County Sheriff's Department.

He returned home angry shortly after 3:30 p.m. and deputies tried to talk to him inside the residence, department spokeswoman Melissa Aquino said in a statement.  Evan Kwik has a history of black tar heroin abuse the last three years his mother said to NBCNews

Several patrol deputies entered the home with the mother's consent and established verbal contact with the man trying to coax him out.

After a time of negotiation with him became unsuccessful, and because of some statements he was making, they deployed less lethal tear gas.  However, the male open fire with a gun striking two deputies. Their names are Colin Snodgrass and James Steinmeyer.

The wounded deputies were then sent to local hospitals according to UTSandiego

One of the deputies was wounded in the forehead and the other in the leg according to the channel 10 news. Fortunately, both were expected to survive.

After shots were fired, the suspect stayed inside. Several crisis negotiators and SWAT teams flocked to the scene and for several hours tried to get him to leave the house.

Around 1:30 a.m. Thursday morning, robots were sent into the home to check on the suspect and about 10 minutes after that, SWAT officers entered and found the man dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

One deputy was treated and released from the hospital, according to officials. The other, who was shot in the leg, was admitted into Scripps La Jolla Hospital and was in stable condition after undergoing surgery.

10News learned through multiple sources that the deputy's name is Colin Snodgrass and the other officers name is James Steinmeyer.

Both deputies are expected to make a full recovery from their injuries.

An armored rescue vehicle used by the Carlsbad Police Department transported residents who live near the standoff to the Encinitas Recreation Center, which is opened up to the community in times of crisis.

Maybe now local high school officials in San Diego will take the problem of Black Tar Heroin from Mexico in their classrooms more seriously.

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Christopher Dorner, Ex-Cop and Murderer still missing.

SAN DIEGO - Authorities in Southern California are searching for the second consecutive day and are high alert as they continue looking for Christopher Dorner, a fired Los Angeles Police Department officer who is cold-blooded killer.

Christopher Dorner is suspected in the revenge slayings of a college basketball coach and her fiancé in Irvine and the ambush killing of a Riverside police officer according to the Huffington Post

The San Bernardino County Sheriff told reporters Saturday morning that the hunt will continue with Big Bear police until Christopher Dorner is found. They believe he is still in the area.

Authorities are dealing with falling snow and freezing temperatures in the Big Bear Lake region of the San Bernardino Mountains. Officials said at a press briefing Friday that the search would continue unless there is evidence Christopher Dorner is no longer in the wooded area.

San Bernardino County Sheriff said at least 12 teams of two will patrol the streets overnight, and crews will resume a full search Saturday morning until the coward is found.

Authorities confirmed that ski tracks found near the sight of his burned-out vehicle were unrelated to Christopher Dorner.  A nearby kicked-in door at a local cabin was also determined to be unrelated to the killer on the lose according to the ABC News

U.S. Marshals searched a La Palma home which was the last known address for Dorner. Dorner's mother and sister were at the home at the time and were cooperating with authorities according to officials

In San Diego, 10News learned that a Friday morning report of Dorner in Lakeside, which prompted a full response from the San Diego Sheriff's Department, may have been a hoax.

On Thursday, the massive manhunt for Christopher Dorner focused in San Diego for much of the day after his LAPD badge was found near Lindbergh Field and a possible sighting of the suspect was reported at Navy Gateway Inn and Suites, a hotel in the area

Police continued to comb the mountainous Big Bear area Friday and were also maintaining security details aimed at protecting colleagues named as targets in a sick manifesto written and posted online by Dorner.

All the areas where someone could have walked away from the truck were being searched by ground and the hunt was continuing throughout the weekend, said Cindy Bachman of the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department.

Deputies have gone to about half of the 400 vacation homes in the area and there were no signs of forced entry at any of them, Bachman said late Thursday. The pickup truck discovery led to the lockdown of Big Bear-area schools and the closure of the Bear Mountain ski resort. 10News learned that the schools will remain closed Friday.

Anyone encountering him should consider him "armed and extremely dangerous" and should not approach or try contacting him but instead call 911 immediately, police said. A tip line has been established, (949) 724-7192. People can also call Riverside police at (951) 787-7911.

After Dorner was named as the suspect in the Irvine killings, his gray Nissan Titan pickup truck was spotted around 1:20 a.m. Thursday in the Corona area by a resident who alerted a pair of LAPD officers en route to protect someone named in the manifesto.

The officers were trying to catch up to the vehicle near Interstate 15 and Magnolia Avenue when Dorner allegedly opened fire on them, grazing one officer in the head. The officers returned fire, but Dorner, wearing camouflage fatigues and using a shoulder-held weapon, escaped, police said. 

A short time later, Dorner allegedly opened fire on two Riverside police officers who were stopped at a red light at Magnolia and Arlington avenues in Riverside, according to Riverside police Lt. Guy Toussaint, who said the two were on "routine patrol" and were not searching for Dorner at the time.

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Two brothers say San Diego Police officer shot suspect while in handcuffs.

SAN DIEGO - Two local brothers told they were only a few feet away when a San Diego police officer shot a suspect named Victor Ortega who they said was handcuffed in June 2012.

Brothers Phillip Owen and Ryan Owen said they were hiding inside a shed when Victor Ortega was shot and killed by Officer Jonathan McCarthy in their Mira Mesa neighborhood.

According to reports, Officer McCarthy chased Victor Ortega from his house following a domestic violence call, San Diego police said after the June 2012 shooting.

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Chris Kyle, author of "American Sniper" and Ex-Seal dead

Chris Kyle, a former Navy SEAL and author of the book "American Sniper" was shot and killed with another man Saturday on a Texas gun range, a local sheriff told local authorities.

Reuters said Chris Kyle and a neighbor of his were shot while helping a soldier who is recovering from post traumatic stress syndrome at a gun range.

The suspect is identified as Eddie Routh, 25, and was arrested after a police chase in Lancaster, Texas.  Eddie Routh was driving Chris Kyle's SUV at the time.

Chris Kyle wrote the best-selling book, "American Sniper: His autobiography detailed his 150-plus kills of insurgents from 1999 to 2009 during several wars in the Middle East.

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San Diego Hotel explosion caused by pot drug lab

San Diego - An explosion at a local hotel near Sea World San Diego was caused by a make shift drug lab.  Three individuals were badly burned when they were attempting to manufacture hash oil and one of them lit a cigarette according to US News & World Report

According to Fox News, a 22 year old man suffered life threatening injuries. Also injured in the explosion was a woman in the hotel room and a man staying next door.

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