Moreno Valley News

If you listen to Iddo tell it, he may well be.

But you be the judge. Listen to what he has to say about it in his own words at mvgordie.wordpress.com.

There you will find an audio recording of him explaining his reasons for participating in courses of study through The Church of Scientology.

Iddo Benzeevi's name appears in the Freewinds Magazine issue #27 in the course completion pages.

The Freewinds Magazine is a magazine based on the Freewinds Cruise Ship, owned and operated by The Church of Scientology.

Iddo claims in the audio he is responsible for his name appearing on the internet in connection with The Church of Scientology, I wonder if he is also responsible for it appearing in the Freewinds as well.

Dr. Frederick K. C. Price was asked: "Can You Lose Your Salvation?" In the Bible, Colossians 1:1923, these verses tell us that Jesus, through His sacrificial blood, has reconciled the Christian to the Father.

At the meeting held Monday night to hear the public's concerns over the issue of widening Ironwood Avenue, Delbert (Raul) Wilson took the stage to voice his opinion on the topic.

However in this loudmouth racist ever so arrogant ways, he took the stance he his best known for, and used his time to speak to call others in attendance racists.

If that wasn't enough for him, he even lied to the public as to his residential address by claiming he lived at the intersection of Nason Street and Ironwood.

However he lives on Judge Ward Ct., between Graham and Heacock Streets, miles away from the location he claimed to live.

Not surprising however was the total silence from the two Moreno Valley city council members who were in attendance and conducting the public forum.

You would think that out of accuracy, and the public's right to participate in a truthful debate over this important issue, that at least council member Jesse Molina would have corrected this blatant, and misleading lie perpetrated by Delbert Wilson. However that was not the case, and he knows full well the location in which Delbert lives, after all his campaign was ran from that same residence.

John Smock, of Hemet, wanted to know where he could find old-fashion barbershop shaves.

On Wednesday November 4th a historic vote was cast in favor of the much-touted March Healthcare Development Project .

After several residents strenuously opposed a proposed zoning change in their neighborhood, City Council members rejected an ordinance that would have allowed a developer to subdivide 9.5 acres into 14 single-family lots.

That's right everyone, at last Tuesdays Moreno Valley city council meeting, the ever so outspoken Pete (I Get No Respect) Bleckhert, admitted to the public that he in fact was a nut.

A Coconut that is. You now see Pete sees himself as a victim of racism. If it wasn't bad enough that the officials (and more than half the public) don't give him the respect he feels he deserves, now they are treating him in a raciest fashion.

You see now that he is an official Coconut, which by his definition is the white guy between the two brown guys, Delbert Wilson and Jesse Molina, he feels as if he has a better understanding of racism in Moreno Valley.

However his argument failed to point at any racism at all, to the contrary it showed just the opposite.

You can't very well claim something as racist if it has always existed regardless of the race effected.

Two adult motorists were killed -- but a child in the back seat escaped injury -- last night when their car entered a Moreno Valley intersection directly into the path of oncoming traffic, according to Riverside County sheriff's officials.

This is a stalling tactic used by defense attorney's knowing that the charges don't warrant the amount of monies this will cause the people. This will normally lead to a dropping of the charges in the best interest of the people.

It has been six months from the date of her arrest, a demurrer was filed in the case on her behalf (which failed), she is no newbie to the court system, so why the need for the defense to seek a delay?

Again I take issue with the sealing of the police reports themselves. Who are they protecting, themselves or an elected official? What do the reports contain which they feel should be kept from the public?

Prosecutors say 15-year old Brooke McKinney was an innocent victim caught in the crossfire of a rival gang war at a 2006 graduation party in Moreno Valley.

Inadequate supplies of vaccine will delay a number of previously scheduled flu clinics across Riverside County, health officials announced Monday.

Moreno Valley school board member and Hispanic activist, Victoria Baca is scheduled to begin her criminal trial Monday November 9th in Riverside County.

Ms. Baca, who was arrested earlier this year for interfering with the lawful duties of a Moreno Valley police officer during a sobriety check point located on Perris Boulevard, in the city of Moreno Valley is scheduled to appear in department 62, of Riverside County's main court building located in the city of Riverside, at 8:30am.

Cayson Lamont Caddell, 19, and Travell Darrell Williams, 23, could face life in prison without parole if convicted of gunning down 15-year-old Brooke Nicole McKinney of Moreno Valley on June 10, 2006.

A fire at a Moreno Valley home today displaced seven people, three of them children, and killed a family dog but was contained to one room and part of the attic.

A victim of a home invasion robbery in Moreno Valley who escaped and flagged down police officers enabled them to locate a suspect in a silver Ford Focus fleeing the scene, authorities said today.

An ex-Riverside police officer accused in a string of armed robberies is expected to be arraigned today in Riverside.

Two of the 52 girls rescued by law enforcement agents last weekend as part of a nationwide operation targeting child prostitution were found in the Inland area.

The FBI's Riverside office worked with police departments in Riverside, Moreno Valley, San Bernardino and Ontario in making the arrests, Eimiller said.

The court on September 11th shot down the demurrer filed on behalf of Victoria Baca, setting in motion a jury trail to decide her fate.

Other actions on that date included the granted request by the district attorney’s office to have sealed, all police reports connected to the arrest and subsequent investigations into Victoria Baca, and the incident which took place between her and the Moreno Valley police department.

Her actions on that night led to her arrest and subsequent filing of charges of willfully resisting, delaying and or obstructing an officer in the performance of their duties.

At the pace in which this is moving, it would appear that soon the cost will outweigh the charges filed, leaded to a dismissal of the case in best interest of justice.

However the puzzling part of this case is the sealing of the police reports, and to whom this action is meant to serve.

Is the district attorney protecting law enforcement, or an elected official from public scrutiny?

I call on the Press Enterprise to look into this issue, and use their powers of the press to seek these documents be made public. We have a right to know what is contained in such documents, provided that their public disclosure doesn't interfere with the issue before the court, or privacy of the officers involved.