SAN DIEGO Poway ( Suitcase MURDER suspect busted in Rosarito )

SAN DIEGO — A man suspected in the death of a Riverside County woman whose body was found inside a suitcase at a Poway hotel has been arrested.

Joseph Dorsey / Riverside County Sheriff's Department

Joseph David Dorsey, 28, was taken into custody Tuesday afternoon by Mexican law enforcement near Rosarito, Mexico, Riverside County District Attorney spokesman John Hall said.

Dorsey was wanted in connection with the death of Christine Stewart, 47, who worked as a behavioral health specialist at a drug rehabilitation facility in Hemet, Hall said. Authorities said the two were dating.

Stewart was reported missing from her Canyon Lake apartment Aug. 6. Her body was found two days later at the Best Western Country Inn on Poway Road.

Dorsey had checked into the hotel but did not check out leaving property, including a large, rolling suitcase, behind, Hall said.

The luggage was 3 feet long and 18 inches wide and deep. Stewart’s 5 feet 2 inch body was found stuffed inside.

Investigators said evidence found in Dorsey’s apartment led them to believe that Stewart was killed in Riverside County, Hall said.

Dorsey, who is on parole for attempted burglary, has a criminal record that includes assault with a deadly weapon and battery on a peace officer.

He has been charged with one count of murder as well as allegations of a strike prior and two prison priors, Hall said.

Dorsey is being processed for extradition back to the U.S. where he will be booked and prosecuted, the spokesman said.

TUCSON Az ( BABY girl Found in duffle bag in good health ) See the angels picture

An infant girl, who was in good condition, was placed in a duffle bag and left at a northside apartment complex Saturday night.
Police responded about 8 p.m. to an apartment complex in the 200 block of East Prince Road after a 911 call about the abandoned infant, said Sgt. Maria Hawke, a Tucson Police Department spokeswoman, on Monday.
Investigators learned that the newborn — about four to six days old — was left outside of the manager’s apartment, Hawke said.

The manager reported that someone rang the doorbell, and when the manager opened the door, the “duffle bag was found with the baby inside of it,” said Hawke.
Tucson Fire Department paramedics took the baby to a hospital for evaluation, and the baby appeared to be in good health, said Hawke.
The infant is now in the custody of Child Protective Services.
Police do not know the identity of the mother, but “would like to conduct a check of her welfare to ensure that she is not in need of medical attention or other services,” Hawke said.
Anyone with information about the mother’s identity or whereabouts is asked to call 911 or 88-CRIME, Hawke said.
Police would like to remind the public that newborns can be anonymously handed off to health care workers at all Tucson-area hospitals, Tucson Fire Department stations and Casa de los Niños.

MARIPOSA ( Woman BUSTED with 310 vials of Ketamine ) Date rape drug

TUCSON, AZ (Tucson News Now) -

A Mexican woman was arrested at the border after 310 vials of a common 'date-rape' drug were found inside her vehicle.

 

According to Customs and Border Protection officers, Josefina Irene Dominguez, 51, was trying to enter the United States at the Mariposa Port. Officers found 310 vials of ketamine in her car after a search and addition questioning was conducted.

Ketamine is an animal tranquilizer often used during sexual assaults. It is a clear odorless and tasteless liquid anesthetic.

The drugs were seized and Dominguez was apprehended.

ARIZONA ( POSSIBLE Abduction 14 yr OLD GIRL ) STORY in PROGRESS

UPDATE GIRL FOUND  ( SAFE)

The Pinal County Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating an alleged kidnapping of a 14-year-old juvenile in the 35000 block of North Richardson Drive, San Tan Valley. The juveniles name is Samantha White. She is 4’11” tall, weighs 98 pounds, has blonde hair and blue eyes.
According to her aunt, Samantha left the residence for school this morning. A short time later, the aunt left the residence to go for a walk and discovered her school books and backpack scattered on the sidewalk in front of the residence. There was also a note which was left at the scene indicating she was possibly kidnapped. We have checked with her school and she did not arrive this morning.

At this point, we are investigating this case as a possible kidnapping. Currently we have deputies and detectives working the case and following up with any possible leads.
If anybody has any information on the whereabouts of Samantha White they are asked to contact the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office at 520-866-5111.

ARIZONA ( Man gets 11 yrs in PRISON ) FOR Attempt abduction at knife point of woman

A Tucson man who tried to kidnap a jogger at knife-point last year was sentenced Monday to 11 1/4 years in prison.
Zachary Angelo Erickson, 22, was on probation in a theft case on Dec. 10, 2011, when he flashed a knife at a woman and ordered her to come to him as she ran along Old Spanish Trail on the city's east side. She ran away, and Erickson fled when she flagged down a passing bicyclist.
Erickson ran through the desert, circled back to a truck and drove off.

Four days later, detectives spotted a truck matching the suspect's and chased it. Erickson evaded capture, fleeing after the vehicle hit a curb in the Rita Ranch area.
Dozens of officers flooded the area, blocking streets, searching homes and checking vehicles.
Eighteen hours later, Erickson was captured after he was spotted riding a bike near East 22nd Street and South Harrison Road.
Erickson was indicted on charges of attempted kidnapping, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and fleeing law enforcement in connection with the case.
In addition, Erickson was indicted for stealing a Nissan Titan from a Tucson couple on Nov. 24, 2011, and then going back the day of the kidnapping and stealing a Nissan Frontier using the key he found in the first truck.
When detectives found the stolen Nissan Frontier, they found a roll of duct tape, ropes, several knives and a large plastic drop cloth, according to court documents

ARIZONA ( COP resigns after BEATING DOG to DEATH ) Flagstaff

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) - A Flagstaff police officer who used his baton, boot and a cable to kill an injured dog after a fellow officer accidentally hit the animal with his car has resigned.

The Arizona Daily Sun reports (http://bit.ly/TvHyi6) that Cpl. John Tewes delivered his resignation letter Friday.

Tewes was called Aug. 19 after another officer hit a loose dog with his police car.

Both officers decided the dog needed to be euthanized, but Tewes was concerned about using his gun in the neighborhood.

Authorities say the animal didn't die after Tewes bludgeoned it and jumped on its skull.

Finally, he used a hobble, which is like a metal cable, to strangle the dog.

Tewes told investigators he regularly clubbed animals to end their suffering while he was hunting.

DAYTON Ohio Mary Archer ( ARBY'S Fired manager after ROBBERY ) Boo

(WHIO-TV)

An Arby’s Restaurant assistant manager in Dayton, Ohio was fired after she jumped through the store’s drive-through window in order to escape a knife-wielding robber. The fast food chain says she violated a company rule, specifically being alone in the store after hours.
Mary Archer, 56, told WHIO-TV in Dayton, Ohio that she had been closing up the restaurant when someone rang the doorbell. Thinking it was her co-worker who had just left, she unknowingly opened the door for an armed robber.
“Give me the money,” the robber reportedly demanded.
“I really thought I was going to die,” Archer told WHIO-TV. As she told herself “I’m not going to die at Arby’s tonight,” Archer pushed the burglar away and made her way towards the drive-through window.
After jumping through the window, her loud cries for help eventually attracted the attention of police.
Surviving an apparent near-death experience is tough enough, however, when Archer returned to work the next day she was shocked to find out that she had been fired after 23 years with the company.
“I just never thought that would happen to me, since my life was at stake,” Archer said.
“I don’t want my job back,” she continued. “I just want everybody to know what kind of company this is. They said I was not supposed to have been alone in the store.”