On August 31, 2010, Attorney General Edmund G. Brown Jr. announced a major takedown of key members of the Nuestra Familia gang who commit murders and other violent crimes orchestrated in prison by gang leaders using cell phones.
Attorney General Edmund G. Brown Jr. subpoenaed hundreds of employment, salary, and contract records from the City of Bell and its top officials as part of an investigation to determine whether civil or criminal action should be taken against city leaders. Below is the transcript for the prepared statement of the press conference
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Attorney General Jerry Brown filed a lawsuit on July, 14, against mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for blocking an innovative California clean energy program that was designed to create tens of thousands of jobs, promote energy independence and lower utility bills.
Photo Courtesy of Jennifer Green of the California Center for Sustainable Energy
Photo Courtesy of Jennifer Green of the California Center for Sustainable Energy
Attorney General Brown continues his fight against an attack on the state's innovative use of DNA to identify suspects of violent crimes, asserting that 'DNA is the fingerprint of the 21st century.'
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Brown Announces Arrests of Violent Gang Members Who Took Orders from Imprisoned Gang Leaders
On August 31, 2010, Attorney General Edmund G. Brown Jr. announced a major takedown of key members of the Nuestra Familia gang who commit murders and other violent crimes orchestrated in prison by gang leaders using cell phones.
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