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Sunday, January 18, 2009

[CA] Fired or Resigned (?) Officer White's gun-to-girlfriend's head charge dropped

...White will serve 60 days in jail on weekends and will participate in domestic violence court. The assault with a firearm charge was dismissed...

San Bernardino police officer loses job after pleading guilty to attacking girlfriend

By Joe Smilor
January 17, 2009
A San Bernardino police officer pleaded guilty Friday to misdemeanor charges of corporal injury after prosecutors say he hit his live-in girlfriend and put a gun to her head. Sheriff's officials arrested 32-year-old Gregory White Jr. of Rancho Cucamonga on Wednesday on suspicion of corporal injury to a cohabitant and assault with a firearm after the Jan. 4 incident. He was booked at Central Detention Center and held on $1 million bail. Because of the incident, White lost his job with the Police Department, said deputy District Attorney Michele Daly. "He's no longer a police officer, which we thought was important under the circumstances," she said. San Bernardino Police Chief Michael Billdt said he could not comment on White's status with the department or how long he worked there because the issue was a personnel matter. Daly said White will serve 60 days in jail on weekends and will participate in domestic violence court. The assault with a firearm charge was dismissed. After the incident earlier this month, White's girlfriend needed medical attention but did not need to be admitted to the hospital, said Sheriff's spokeswoman Cindy Beavers. The investigation began at the beginning of last week because of a delay before the incident was reported, Beavers said. As of Friday afternoon, White was still being held at Central Detention Center. [LINK]

1 comment:

  1. Now lets say he is not a police officer what does the law say about discharging a weapon and shooting people , should he have thought about which law applies to what he was doing mmmm, most people dont think , because he is a human being just like everyone else , fear or fits of anger can produce unperdictable results, reality

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