Pedro Espinoza mug shot and booking sheet
- Los Angeles Times, LAPD chief vows to clarify policy on immigrants, April 17
Los Angeles Police Chief William J. Bratton said Wednesday that the department’s controversial policy on dealing with illegal immigrants was widely misunderstood by the public and some of his own officers, and he would clarify the rule in the next couple of weeks. -Los Angeles Times
- Los Angeles Times, Zine wants to amend LAPD policy on immigrants, April 11
- mayorsam.blogspot.com, Jamiel’s Dad talks with Mayor Sam, April 10
- KNBC, 19-year-old pleads not guilty in Jamiel Shaw, Jr. homicide case, April 9
- Houston Chronicle (AP), Alleged gang member pleads not guilty in slaying, April 9
- Los Angeles Times, Explaining Special Order 40 (opinion), April 9
- Los Angeles Times, Ask and deport, family urges, April 9
- cbs2.com, Shaw’s family proposes law to help curb violence (VIDEO), April 8
- FOX News, “Jamiel’s Law” targets illegal immigrant gang members, April 8
- MyFoxla.com, Jamiel Shaw’s parents meet with city leaders, April 8
- Los Angeles Times, Grieving father feels failed by 18-year plan, April 8
- The Daily Collegian (Penn State University) Cities bleed with ‘death by percentages, April 8
- FinalCall.com, Fear of a Black-Brown race war in Los Angeles, April 3
- Independent Weekly (North Carolina), For Eve and Jamiel, and everyone else (commentary), April 2
- mayorsam.blogspot.com, Family of Jamiel Shaw to voice support for “Jamiel’s Law” on Doug McIntyre tomorrow morning (posted April 1) *note: Doug McIntyre is a radio host on KABC (Los Angeles). You can listen to his program here.
- Having just surfed YouTube’s collection of Jamiel Shaw, Jr. videos, I learned that The O’Reilly Factor recently obtained this same mug shot. You can see the report here.
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Beyond90Seconds.com has obtained a mug shot and a jail booking sheet for a man named Pedro Espinoza who was arrested by the Culver City Police Department November 18, 2007.
Beyond90Seconds.com formally submitted a written request for this information with the city of Culver City on March 17. This request was made because Beyond90Seconds.com had learned from a source within law enforcement that the suspect in the Jamiel Shaw Jr. case had been previously arrested in Culver City. The Los Angeles Times had also reported that Shaw’s accused killer had served time for a November 18, 2007 arrest in which he was charged with exhibiting a firearm and resisting arrest.
According to a Los Angeles County Booking and Property Record obtained by Beyond90Seconds.com,
Pedro Espinoza was initially charged with assault with a firearm when booked on November 18, 2007 at 3pm. His bail was set at $50,000.
According to the November booking sheet, Espinoza stands five-feet-5-inches tall and weighs 130-pounds. The booking sheet also states that Espinoza “declined” to provide the name of a person to contact in the event of an emergency.
At the time of his November arrest in Culver City, Espinoza was 18. However, his date of birth is redacted on the copy of the booking sheet provided to Beyond90Seconds.com.
Please continue to follow this blog for the latest information on the Jamiel Shaw, Jr. murder case.
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Thank you for researching Espinoza’s criminal record. I have proposed “Jamiel’s Law” so we can deport gang members who are in the country illegally BEFORE they murder people, rather waiting until afterwards. For details, visit http://JamielsLaw.com.
You’re welcome, Mr. Moore. The Web site JamielsLaw.com is already provided in link form on this post (please see above) and elsewhere on Beyond90Seconds.com where I’ve posted additional stories about developments in the Jamiel Shaw Jr. case.
Thank you very much for visiting Beyond90Seconds.com and don’t hesitate to share your thoughts and insights here. They are certainly welcome here!
Best,
Mark
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