
News · Riverside County · Riverside · California
California Supreme Court orders return of 650,000 ballots
Police, fire and courtsThe court ordered the Riverside sheriff to return 650,000 ballots that had been seized.
News · Police, fire and courts · Orange County · Orange · California
Sheriffs in Los Angeles and Orange counties have disrupted a suspected catalytic converter theft ring spanning the two counties.

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Sheriffs in Los Angeles and Orange counties have disrupted what authorities describe as a suspected catalytic converter theft ring spanning the two counties. Catalytic converters are vehicle parts that can be targeted for theft because they contain valuable metals.
The investigation involves suspected thefts in both Los Angeles and Orange counties. The people involved are suspects, not people found guilty in court. The action by sheriffs marks a law-enforcement step in the case, but the facts that will be presented in court have not been established here.
The next steps in a case like this can include decisions by prosecutors about charges, court hearings and the presentation of evidence. Any charges filed would be allegations, and defendants would have the right to respond in court.
The case centers on suspected property crimes affecting vehicle owners in two Southern California counties. Additional court records or statements from the agencies involved would provide the formal details of the investigation and any prosecution.
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