THE ALL POINTS BULLETIN
The Ofcial Publication Of The Riverside Sheriffs’ Association
ALL POINTS BULLETIN
RIVERSIDE SHERIFFS’
ASSOCIATION
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS
The NEW RSA
Website Is Here
INSIDE
In Loving Memory Of Robert Allen Foley
Summer Safety Extravaganza
Chaplain’s Corner: July Force, 2019
Legislative & Political Update
Deputy Depot Carrying Pelican Products
The Fireghter Rule
JULY 2019 |
AWARD WINNERS: (Left to right) RSA President Bill Young, Noah Heath (RSA Student Scholarship recipient), Ned
Hyduke (RSA Member Scholarship recipient), Alan Avila (RSA Member Scholarship recipient), Christopher Calvert
(James B. Evans Award recipient), and RSA Executive Director Michael Abel.
Schedule of 2019 RSA Board Meetings
General meetings are held on a monthly basis (except December and January). Regularly
scheduled general meetings are on the second Wednesday of each month. The annual meeting
of the association is held in January of each year. For more information, check the website at
www.rcdsa.org.
Important Benefits Notice!!
• Benefit designations for life insurance are important. Please review them frequently.
• Be sure to enroll a newborn with the Trust within 30 days of birth. Contact the Benefits Office
at (951) 653-8014.
• If you marry or enter a domestic partnership, contact the Benefits Office at (951) 653-8014
within 30 days of marriage or entering the partnership.
• If you divorce or terminate a domestic partnership, contact the Benefits Office at (951) 653-
8014 within 30 days of divorce or termination.
• If you become a legal guardian, adopt a child, or become legally separated, contact the
Benefits Office at (951) 653-8014 within 30 days of the event.
• To ensure coverage, please respect these deadlines. Remember that the department does not
notify the Benefit Trust of these changes.
• Please notify the Benefits Office of any changes in your address.
• Please provide dependent substantiation documents to the Benefits Office when requested to
avoid cancellation of your dependent’s coverage.
RSA Legal Defense Alert!!
Always consult with an association representative/lawyer before responding to any report, letter,
memo and/or questions concerning an investigation that could possibly lead to punitive action. If
ordered to do so, ask to have it recorded and read the following: Non-waiver statement
“I have been refused the right to have a representative of my
choice. I understand that I am being ordered to make a report or
answer questions and that, if I do not comply with the order, I may
be disciplined for insubordination.
Therefore, I have no alternative but to abide by the order. However,
by so doing, I do not waive my constitutional rights to remain
silent under the 5th and 14th amendments to the United States
Constitution and under the protections afforded me under state
law.”
RSA Afliations
• Southern California Alliance of Law Enforcement (SCALE)
• California Coalition of Law Enforcement Associations (CCLEA)
• Public Employee Staff Organization (PESO)
• Riverside County Peace Officers’ Memorial Foundation (RCPOMF)
• California Peace Officers’ Memorial Foundation (CPOMF)
• Riverside County Deputy Sheriff Relief Foundation (RCDSRF)
• Debbie Chisholm Memorial Foundation (DCMF)
• RSA Legal Defense Trust (LDT)
• Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.)
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PRESIDENT’S CORNER
Looking Back Over The Year
By Bill Young
RSA President
A
s we make
our way
through
the month of July, I
look back on where
we were a year ago.
In the July, 2018
President’s Mes-
sage, I talked about
improving our com-
munication with our Members. At the
beginning of 2019, RSA hired a Media
Relations Manager, Kathy Delgado. Kathy
was tasked with improving RSA’s digital
footprint and creating a new RSA web-
site. Kathy hit the ground running and
immediately increased our presence on
the three main Social Media platforms.
Kathy also began working with New Eq-
uity Productions (NEP) to create a new
RSA website.
After months of work on the new
website, it went live over the Fourth of
July weekend. If you have not visited
the website, please do so, and share your
thoughts and or suggestions with Kathy
at [email protected]. Like most new
projects, the new site is a work in progress
and we plan to continue improving it to
better communicate with our Members.
I’d also like to say “thank you,” to the
Members who have answered the call by
stepping up and donating each pay period
to the Riverside County Deputy Sheriff
Relief Foundation. Over the last couple
of months, we have seen an increase in
payroll contributions from our Members.
This is great to see and allows us to help
our Members even more, but our job as
Members is not done! We need each and
every one of our Members to ultimately
donate, so that we can be there if needed
in every Members time of need.
Lastly, I want to thank all of our Mem-
bers who have continued to be the back
bone of this County through these times
of extremely short staffing and horribly
imposed terms and conditions. Please
stay the course and we will continue to
do our part working towards improving
the terms and conditions.
As always, stay safe out there and
help ensure your partners go home safe.
Bill Young, President
Riverside Sheriffs’ Association
I want to thank all of our Members who have
continued to be the back bone of this County through
these times of extremely short stafng and horribly
imposed terms and conditions
✵
After months of work, RSA’s
new website went live over
the 4th of July weekend.
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FEATURE
The newly reorganized website contains important resources like the
RCDSRF application for assistance form, scholarship applications,
donation request form, CCW application, all benets resources such as
the 2019 benet guides, dental billing booklets, MOUs, amusement park
ticket information, and the All Points Bulletin Publication.
Latest News
The New RSA
Website Is Here!
Find tons of useful resources and
information easily on the new and
improved RSA website at www.rcdsa.org
By Kathy Delgado
Multi-Media Manager
W
e hope that the new and improved website
will make your experience connecting with
RSA easier and helpful. Please take some
time to go through the website and the different pages,
as you will find a lot of helpful information. Some of
the things you will find on our new site include: the
RCDSRF application for assistance form, scholarship
applications, donation request form, CCW application,
all benefits resources such as the 2019 benefit guides,
dental billing booklets, MOUs, amusement park ticket
information, and the All Points Bulletin Publication.
With this new and improved digital platform, we want
to be able to provide a space where our members and the
community can be connected, and updated with all
things RSA. Please make sure to subscribe to our newslet-
ter, through the website, to get all the latest updates.
2019 RSA SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS (CLOCKWISE): Member Scholarship recipient
Ned Hyduke, Member Scholarship recipient Alan Avila, Student Scholarship recipient Noah
Heath, and Member Scholarship Recipient Percival Saldevar.
Riverside Sheriffs’ Association
Scholarship Programs
The Riverside Sheriffs’ Association established a scholarship program to assist our
members, members’ children, and student residents of Riverside County.
Each year, RSA awards scholarships to help recipients reach their higher education goals.
By Kathy Delgado
Multi-Media Manager
O
ur scholarship programs are administered
by Scholarship America, the nation’s larg-
est designer and manager of scholarship
and tuition reimbursement programs for corpora-
tions, foundations, associations, and individuals.
A total of four member scholarships were
granted this year. The recipients will each receive a
$5,000 award. The Member Scholarship Program
awards are for undergraduate and graduate study.
Also, eight student scholarships were granted to
dependents of RSA members and/or Riverside
County residents. Under the Student Scholarship
Program, we have the Riverside Sheriffs’ As-
sociation Memorial Scholarship and the Riverside
County Deputy Sheriff Relief Foundation Scholar-
ship. Recipients of this scholarship will receive
an award of $2,500 if attending an accredited
four-year college or university to obtain a bachelor
degree or $1,000 if attending an accredited two-
year college, vocational-technical, or trade school
to obtain an associate degree or certificate.
Deputy Alan Avila, a recipient of the member
scholarship, is working towards his Master’s Degree
in Criminal Justice. Deputy Ned Hyduke is another
recipient of the member scholarship. To Deputy
Hyduke, this scholarship is motivation to continue
his education and finish his program to obtain his
Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Arts & Sciences.
Deputy Hyduke left us with some advice for
other RSA members thinking about pursuing
their higher education, he said, “To not be
intimidated by the process, it can be a long road,
but it is worth it.”
Deputy Percival Saldevar is another recipient
of the member scholarship. To Deputy Saldevar,
this scholarship is one of the best things RSA offers
as it is a great help to those trying to pursue their
higher education. He is working on obtaining his
Ned Hyduke(member scholarship)
Percival Saldevar (member scholarship)
Christopher Calver(James Evans Award)
Alan Avila(member scholarship)
Noah Heath(student scholarship),
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RSA 2019 SCHOLARSHIPS
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Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management.
Deputy Saldevar’s advice to other RSA
members looking to pursue higher education is,
“Check out RSA and learn about the scholar-
ship programs,” he said.
Two of the recipients of the student
scholarships are Noah and Robyn Heath. Noah
is a student at UC Santa Cruz and is studying
computer science. Robyn is a senior at Northern
Arizona University and is studying mathemat-
ics. Robyn has been awarded this award for the
third time. When asked what this scholarship
means to her, she said, “This scholarship means
that all of the hard work that I put into my
education is worth it, and ultimately that I am
believed in. Going into the teaching field some-
times feels more challenging than rewarding,
but moments like this help me realize that other
people believe in me and my career path.”
RSA is happy to be able to give back not
only to our members but to their families, as
well as to the communities we serve. For more
than ten years our scholarship programs have
been assisting students and we couldn’t be more
pleased with the positive impact these programs
have on our communities.
James B. Evans
Academic Award
The 2019 RSA
James B. Evans
Academic
Award was
given to
Deputy
Christopher
Calvert from
the 206th Basic
Academy Class.
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Continued from previous page
RSA Amusement Park Tickets
Sold exclusively to RSA members
For complete ticket listing visit www.rcdsa.org or call 951-653-5152 if you have any questions.
Tickets to the following: Aquarium of the Pacific, Castle Park, Knott's Berry Farm, Legoland,
Magic Mountain, Movie tickets, Raging Waters, San Diego Zoo, Seaworld, Universal Studios.
*Prices and tickets subject to change
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Riverside County Deputy Sheriff
Relief Foundation
The RCDSRF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charity created
by the Riverside Sheriffs' Association to assist law
enforcement families, local victims of crime and
disasters, and provide youth scholarships.
Please contact the RSA office for more information on how
you can make a difference with your support and contribution.
We are only as strong as our membership
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SUMMER SAFETY EXTRAVAGANZA
Lilja Whiting
Sr. Probation Officer, Blythe Probation Office
T
his year was our 9th Annual Summer Safety
Extravaganza. The focus of the event is to bring
awareness to child abuse prevention and heat/
water safety. Our law enforcement and community agen-
cies are committed to keeping the children in our com-
munity safe.
We are very fortunate in Blythe in that we have
amazing collaboration and our agencies work together in
our goal to provide services and address the needs of the
public. This free event gives our community partners the
opportunity to interact with families and provide informa-
tion on the services they provide while providing a family
day of fun and laughs to start the summer.
The event featured twelve different water slides and
nearly 600 children were in attendance.
We are very thankful to our sponsors, Riverside Sher-
iffs’ Association, HOPE Collaborative, Blythe Energy,
Rebel BBQ, and Blythe PAL as without them, we could
not put this event on year after year.
9th Annual
Summer Safety
Extravaganza
Free event provides life-
saving information during
a day of family fun
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SUMMER SAFETY EXTRAVAGANZA
A L S O
S P E C I A L I Z I N G I N
M O R T G A G E L O A N S
R E F I N A N C E
V A L O A N S
F H A L O A N S
CalDRE#01315883 | NMLS#360780
Bill Tyler
Realtor®
RSA
26305 Jefferson Ave Suite G & H Murrieta, CA 92562
Each office is independantly owned and operated
Retired Riverside Sheriff's Lieutenant
(951) 316-9048
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Robert Allen Foley
Robert Allen Foley passed away while on vacation in Peru on
7/4/19. Rob left this world doing what he loved and that was
living life to the fullest, not letting a moment go to waste.
R
ob graduated from the Sheriff’s academy on 10/30/08, but he wore many
other hats in his short life of 47 years. Rob was a skydiver, a pilot, an artist,
played an acoustic guitar and he rocked an electric. Rob was a jokester, a
comedian, should have been a race car driver, an amazing cook, classic car collector,
dog lover and the most amazing Son, Brother, Uncle, and Friend.
Rob had so many amazing adventures and awesome stories to tell with them.
Rob traveled to many countries and tasted many foods and beverages to please his
intrinsic palette. Every trip Rob took, he made sure to bring back a souvenir for
everyone. Rob loved his friends and family, he would help anyone in need at any
moment, he knew no strangers.
Of course we are biased, being his family, but he truly was an amazing guy and
extremely humble. There have been so many people sharing how Rob helped them
in a difficult time and he never told us these stories. We have been so grateful for all
of the love and support from his work family, you are all very special people. This is
a very difficult time, but we find some peace in hearing all the stories and pictures
that have been shared about our Rob.
IN LOVING MEMORY
At this time, we still do not have our
Rob back home from Peru, but as
of now, the date is set for 7/13/19.
We are unable to plan a service
until we can conrm this is the date
we can be reunited with him. We
will continue to provide updates.
I would also like to give a special
thanks to RSA for reaching out and
helping us. There have been so
many things to get in place and
they have been a blessing.
CHAPLAIN’S CORNER
BENEFITS CORNER
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SF POLICE CREDIT UNION IS NOW
www.thepolicecu.org • 800.222.1391
Federally Insured by the NCUA.
Important news! We are excited to announce our recent name change on July 15, 2019, as it welcomes
new law enforcement departments, related agencies, their employees and families to our credit union.
This new name represents the inclusion of law enforcement throughout the state of California to the
credit union’s field of membership. Our new name is The Police Credit Union of California—
for simplicity, we will be known simply as The Police Credit Union.
While our new name became eective on July 15th, the credit union will continue to operate in its
current structure and there is no change to the administration, sta, locations and phone number(s).
See below for what has changed:
A new website address: www.thepolicecu.org
A new e-mail address format: name@thepolicecu.org
For a list of frequently asked questions and answers about the name change, please visit our microsite,
www.BecomingThePoliceCreditUnion.com.
We are excited to welcome new members from Riverside Sheris’
Association to The Police Credit Union! To join online, visit our website
at www.thepolicecu.org.
EXPANDING OUR FUTURE
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By Harley Broviak
Chaplain
L
et it be a
force! A force
for good, a
force for God! A
force to be reck-
oned with! Little do
we know of the pain
and suffering of our earnest and resolute
forebearers. They were men and women
who were virtual slaves to the crown.
That is what the English served. They
served with great dedication. They served
under the deepest kind of degradation.
Royalty was paramount, nobles were
next, merchants were near the bottom of
the barrel. Everyone else were virtually
slaves. They lived in hovels on streets
running with human waste, with garbage,
with rats and roaches. They were like two-
legged animals. There was no medicine.
There was no mercy. They were expend-
able as horse dung on the streets. An old
man or woman at age 35 – 40 was a gin
alcoholic without teeth and rotten pus
killed mouths in great pain every moment.
A 1500 nursery rhyme was “peas por-
ridge hot, peas porridge cold, peas porridge
in the pot, nine days old.” This was a
standard diet. No meat, no milk, no fruit.
Just flat bread and porridge. Someone did
not like the economics of the crown and
decided they needed to GET AWAY. They
went to the free lands or the American
coast. Some aggressive acquisitive decided
to take a tax-free cut of the heavens! It
worked! The inordinate and confiscatory
taxation gave them great incentive to
build even more capital. That worked too!
Everybody who wasn’t drunk could earn!
Wow! What a rush! Men and women
found the concept of prosperity attractive!
They exulted over the fact they could buy
good food, property, and human needs for
family and friends. They did not have to
endure daily bondage. It was a raging fire
in the bellies of a long-deprived segment
of society. Suddenly they felt “rich”! The
concept spread like a forest fire. Money
meant freedom. Freedom meant liberty.
Liberty spawned abundance, and no king
took everything you had.
Children became healthier as malnutri-
tion was overcome. Those who never had
any excess of funds, found profits. That
gave them a sense of ownership and they
exchanged ideas with all of the industrious
newbies. They organized on a free scale.
They helped others to acquire profits
and a new concept was born. ANYONE
COULD BE A CAPITALIST! Freedom!
Freedom! Freedom! Let it rage as more
accepted it. With that scope of abundance,
the people became proud. They became
protective and then PATRIOTIC. Patri-
otic and a burgeoning population of free-
dom activated zealots jealously scrambling
to establish a NEW COUNTRY! Pride in
ownership, pride in possessions and pride
in being beholden to no pompous elitist
king who “stole” everything you earned
and made you a slave!
That pride, that opportunity, that
concept and their individual PRIDE was a
new feeling in the lush lands of America.
Industry flourished and then one day a
group of men gathered in a tavern and
stated “We must have a Declaration of
Independence!” What was so hard come
by men of vision cannot, shall not, will
not be consigned to a destiny of failure.
Welcome to the U.S.A.!!! Never give in
to slavery again! Love U.S.[A.] or Leave
U.S.[A.]! Let the force be with you!
Let us give thanks for the men and
women who suffered so much to give us
this wonderful County. We honor our
dead so that we may educate the living.
God bless them all. Amen.
In His service,
Patriot Warrior,
Chaplain Harley Broviak
When you are in need call me - 24/7!!
(951) 337-1124
CHAPLAIN’S CORNER
July Force, 2019
Did I say force or fourth?
“Let us give
thanks for the
men and women
who suffered so
much to give us
this wonderful
County.”
APB JULY 2019
LEGISLATIVE &
POLITICAL UPDATE
Ryan Sherman
Director, Legislative Affairs
E
ach year, the legislature adjourns for its
annual month long summer recess.
Although the members of the
legislature will not be in Sacramento for a
month, we continue to meet with legislative
staff to prepare arguments, amendments
and develop timing strategies for the most
important bills in anticipation of the return of the lawmakers in
mid-August.
Here are some of the bills we’ve been working on that will be
passed or defeated in the four remaining weeks of the legislative
session that ends on September 15:
RSA BILL DESCRIPTION
supports AB 294 gassing by inmates, testing &
procedures
supports AB 314 release time for union duties
neutral AB 392 law enforcement use of force
(compromise version)
supports AB 418 condentiality of union rep
communication
opposes AB 1215 facial recognition and body
cameras ban
opposes AB 1600 Pitchess motions, access to
personnel records
opposes ACA 6 allows parolees and felons to
vote
supports HR 22 condemnation of UC Davis
professor advocating to kill cops
supports SB 22 rape-kit DNA testing
opposes SB 136 sentence reduction for repeat,
violent felons
RSA BILL DESCRIPTION
opposes SB 144 elimination of administrative
criminal fees
supports SB 230 use of force training
improvements
supports SB 266 CalPERS, disallowed
compensation
opposes SB 310 convicted felons, parolees and
probationers to serve on juries
opposes SB 394 diversion for criminal caretakers
of minors, including those with
serious and violent priors
supports SB 416 existing workers’ comp
presumptions extended to all
peace ocer classications
supports SB 542 creates new PTSD workers’
comp presumption for peace
ocers/reghters
Political Update
It seems like we just finished the 2018 elections, but the 2020
campaigns are already beginning to take shape and will be heating
up over the coming months. The 2020 turn-out models for the
March primary and November general elections are expecting a
continuation of the higher-than-average voting percentages in
California and across the country.
Presidential election years tend to generate higher levels of voter
participation due to increased media coverage and political interest
as both national parties increase their spending to secure the
nominations and victory of their endorsed candidates. As a result,
our state will play a significant role in shaping the composition of
the next Congress. Relatedly, our local legislative, county, and city
government elected seats will benefit from, or suffer the conse-
quences of the unknown effects of a significantly higher number of
votes being cast.
The presidential and statewide primaries will be held in March
2020 instead of the traditional month of June. This change shortens
the primary campaign season by three months, requiring us to
expedite our efforts to ensure that the interests of the RSA are
protected and advanced.
The most important 2020 races for the RSA are expected to be
the two Riverside County Board of Supervisor seats that will be up
for election.
If no candidate in either district fails to receive 50% +1, a run-
off election will be held and coincide with the national presidential
election in November 2020.
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LEGISLATIVE CORNER
POLITICS
Riverside County District 1 is currently
represented by Supervisor Kevin Jeffries
and District 3 is currently represented by
Supervisor Chuck Washington.
Like all incumbents and candidates,
these two Supervisors have both supported
and opposed the positions advocated by
your association. It will be up to your RSA
political action committee and ultimately
your Board of Directors to weigh the
positives and negatives of the incumbents
and their challengers in order to reach a
decision on endorsements and potential
financial support.
Many contests will be held for mayor,
city council, and school board seats
throughout the county and we will pay
close attention as these races develop,
especially those in contract cities. Many of
these locally-elected officials continue on
to serve as county supervisors, state legisla-
tors, and as members of Congress. Getting
to know and understand these elected
officials early on provides the RSA with
an opportunity to make better-informed
decisions as they begin to move up the
political ladder.
We expect the background research
to be completed later this fall in order to
provide the RSA political action commit-
tee with the information needed to assist
them during their internal discussions and
the candidate endorsement interviews.
Over the last few years, your association
has stepped up its efforts to expand its po-
litical participation in a professional effort
that focuses on supporting candidates who
support public safety and the jobs that the
members of the RSA perform 24/7. This
forms the basis of the political decisions
your PAC and Board make. The RSA has
not been politically successful by accident.
Years of laying groundwork, compiling
research, and developing relationships is
what has made us so successful.
We will continue to work diligently to
ensure our political goals are met in 2020
and beyond.
Until next time, be safe.
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LEGISLATIVE CORNER
Continued from previous page
RIVERSIDE
SHERIFFS'
ASSOCIATION
IT'S HERE!
We are happy to announce that we are now
carrying Pelican Products in the Deputy Depot!
Pelican Products are available for sale to RSA
members at the RSA office.
Officer Esmeralda Ramirez
Los Angeles Police Department
EOW: June 9, 2019
California Peace Ocers’ Memorial:
www.camemorial.org
• National Law Enforcement Memorial:
www.nleomf.com
Riverside County Peace Ocer Memorial Foundation:
www.rcpomf.org
In Remembrance
“Greater love hath no one than this, that they lay down their life for their friends.” — JOHN 15:13
Frank Hamilton
EOW: April 9, 1895
Sergeant Steven L. Licon
California Highway Patrol
EOW: April 6, 2019
Officer Tara O’Sullivan
Sacramento Police Department
EOW: June 19, 2019
Officer Natalie Corona
Davis Police Department
EOW: January 10, 2019
Michael David Davis, Sr.
EOW: October 24, 1988
Preston Van Buren Swanguen
EOW: December 24, 1907
Randy Robert Lutz
EOW: June 22, 1989
Henry Fredrick Nelson
EOW: September 22, 1921
Kent A. Hintergardt
EOW: May 9, 1993
Theodore Crossley
EOW: September 22, 1921
Mark S. Kemp
EOW: November 9, 1994
Howard R. Scheffler
EOW: February 29, 1956
Michael P. Haugen
EOW: January 5, 1997
Roger Allen Strong
EOW: August 7, 1961
James W. Lehmann, Jr.
EOW: January 5, 1997
William Joseph Rutledge
EOW: May 14, 1969
Eric Andrew Thach
EOW: October 8, 1999
William Fredrick Carter, Jr.
EOW: May 20, 1969
Jim W. Purkiss
EOW: April 16, 2001
Edward Michael Schrader
EOW: July 11, 1974
John Towe
EOW: February 15, 2002
James Bernard Evans
EOW: May 9, 1980
Brent Jenkins
EOW: March 18, 2003
Dirk Alan Leonardson
EOW: October 4, 1980
Bruce Lee
EOW: May 13, 2003
Manuel Villegas
EOW: March 19, 2007
JULY REMEMBRANCES
IN MEMORY, 2019
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IN MEMORY
Edward Michael Schrader
EOW: July 11, 1974
Take a look back in time to spotlight
our law enforcement heritage. The APB
highlights an image each month.
Have a photo of your own you want
to feature? Send it to Julie Kelley at
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THROWBACK CORNER
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BACK IN THE DAY: With only two or three Deputies for the
first twenty years of its history, badges were simple and
common. This badge is one worn by the Undersheriff in the
first years of Riverside County’s existence. Deputies’ badges
were similar, but the eagle faced the opposite direction.
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LEGAL CORNER
By Scott A. O’Mara
Law Offices of Scott A. O’Mara
U
nder civil remedy jurisdiction,
the general population has a duty
to avoid causing injuries to other
citizens. This obligation is established
relative to driving safely to prevent ve-
hicular accidents, providing a safe place
for customers to shop and employees
to work, protecting individual personal
property, and endless other situations
which potentially could result in injuries
to the public.
Within the safety community, the
general assumption is that police officers,
deputy sheriffs, Highway Patrol officers,
and firefighters face unique risks inherent
in the nature of their employment, and if
they are injured while engaging in activi-
ties which pose such risks, they have very
strong limitations regarding seeking civil
remedies against the person or persons
who caused the need for the call-out
resulting in their response. This is known
as the “firefighter rule”. This rule was
established based on the premise that
safety personnel face unique risks in the
course of their usual and customary duties
while responding to emergency situations.
The thought has been that if a limitation
was not placed upon safety personnel
responding to these emergencies, the
individuals aware of the fires, accidents
or shootings would not seek any safety
response to avoid their own civil liability.
However, there are exceptions to the
“firefighter rule” - situations wherein
safety members responding to an event
may seek some civil remedies (remedies
outside the Workers’ Compensation and
retirement systems) against the person
asking for the call-out. An obvious ex-
ample where the “firefighter rule” would
not apply would be situations where an
individual driving a vehicle strikes a
safety officer and causes injury. In that
type of situation, there is no restriction
preventing the safety member from
seeking a civil remedy against the person
causing the harm. The “firefighter rule”
was against safety workers injured while
responding to critical situations.
The Court will look to determine
whether the safety officer was injured
while performing a public service duty.
There can be exceptions to the “fire-
fighter rule”, and whether it has applica-
tion to safety officers injured - whether
on or off duty - while containing and
controlling a suspect on the defendant’s
premises if the officer was injured while
performing a public service, such as auto
accidents, fires or shootings.
The Court has established that safety
responses remain the financial burden of
the government agency which employs
the safety member(s) so that people in
distress will call and seek assistance when
necessary. The Court has also reviewed
the unique benefits which safety people
have, such as benefits pursuant to Labor
Code §§4800.5 and 4850, as well as
industrial disability retirements. The
special pay and disability retirement
benefits are compensation for the hazards
which safety members face in the course
of performing their duties.
Exceptions to the “firefighter rule”
also come into play when safety workers
are present in a critical response situation
and are not aware of the special risks
which may exist. In one situation, for
instance, a chemical plant did not inform
the safety personnel responding to a fire
“there are exceptions to the ‘reghter rule’ - situations wherein safety
members responding to an event may seek some civil remedies”
The Firefighter Rule
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LEGAL CORNER
that a toxic chemical was involved, and
did not provide information regarding
the possible damage which might result
from such exposure, even though the
company was privy to this information.
The Court determined that not inform-
ing the safety members of the complexity
and extent of the risks involved in
fighting this fire was a negligent and
intentional act by the employer.
Another situation which would con-
stitute an exception to the “firefighter
rule” involves scenarios where safety
members are responding to a situation
involving a suspect known to have
engaged in violent acts and who has
a weapon and has threatened to kill
safety officers, yet this information has
not been disclosed to the responding
officers. This type of situation places
liability on the person failing to make
such a disclosure.
If a safety member responding to an
emergency situation happens to be on
the scene at the time, the property owner
has the same liability to all individuals,
whether or not they are safety members.
Recently, a case of the “firefighter
rule” was raised relative to a vehicular
collision involving six drivers. Drivers
1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 all lost control of their
vehicle. The Court ultimately found that
driver 5 was subject to litigation, because
this driver failed to comply and cooper-
ate with the firefighter directive to walk
with the other drivers off the highway.
In this situation, the driver walked to
the driver’s side of the car before letting
himself be assisted toward the shoulder
of the road. This delay caused injury
when driver 6 struck the safety officers
assisting driver 5. Driver 5’s conduct was
negligent in not following the firefighter
directive for all parties to remove
themselves from the situation. The
officer being struck by the car had civil
remedies in this situation in addition to
his Workers’ Compensation rights.
Another type of situation occurs when
a police officer comes onto a property
and is injured while walking up or down
a stairway which the owner knows is
damaged and unsafe to use. In this case
again, civil remedies would be available to
the safety officer against the owner.
In conclusion, while the “firefighter
rule” applies in some situations, there
are exceptions, such as those mentioned
above - when fighting a fire poses toxic
exposures which are not made known
to the safety responders, when an officer
is sent to a residence without being
informed that the subject is known to
be armed and violent and has a hatred
towards safety people, or when an officer
is not informed of safety risks for which
a property owner is responsible. These
are examples of civil remedies available
to safety officers outside and above the
Workers’ Compensation venue, and
outside the “firefighter rule” .
THE LAW OFFICES
OF SCOTT A. O’MARA
2370 Fifth Ave., San Diego, CA 92101
4200 Latham St. - Ste. B, Riverside, CA
92501-1766
1-800-LAW-1199
www.1aw1199.com
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TO APPLY FOR
OUR PROGRAM
Go to our website, create an
account the click APPLY.
OR CALL
833 DIVE 911
TO DONATE
Go to our website and click
the donate button.
Just $5 a month helps us
keep our program free to our
participants
Dive Guardians, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization comprised of
First Responders, dive professionals, and volunteers. We use
SCUBA diving, the therapeutic effects of water, and science to
nurture healing and self-improvement. Or program is designed to
be FREE to those who qualify.
WHO WE ARE
Helping Those Who Serve Us
WWW.DIVEGUARDIANS.ORG
The Deputy Depot is located at the RSA Office
For special orders, please contact Vickie Arreola by email at vickie@rcdsa.org.
All proceeds benetting the Riverside County Deputy Sheriff Relief Foundation.
RSA DEPUTY
DEPOT IS
HAVING A
CLEARANCE
OF 35% OFF
MARKED
PRICE
On all
Bianchi items
in stock,
Flashlight
accessories
and some
RSA Clothing.
Go to the
Deputy Depot
online at
RCDSA.ORG
to view these
items and
pricing.
RSA Amusement Park Tickets
Sold exclusively to RSA Members 951-653-5152
Prices subject to change
For complete ticket listing and annual passes, visit
www.rcdsa.org
and click on the “Discount Ticket Information”
link. For the user name and password enter “Discount Ticket Information” in search bar in “Member’s Only” site.
May 22, 2019
= Ticketsavailableonline
ONLINE$ PARK$ RSAOFFICE$
$17.95 $29.96 $19.95
$14.95 $14.95 $11.95
$12.99 $29.99 $12.99
$12.99 $19.99 $12.99
$95.04 $99.00 $96.00
$89.28 $93.00 $89.50
$142.60 $155.00
$137.08 $149.00
$35.00 $43.00 $40.00
$29.00 $37.00 $34.00
Note:$5.99feeperOnlineTicketTransaction
$76.00 $85.00 $69.00
$71.00 $75.00 $64.00
$76.00 $109.00
$71.00 $99.00
$41.99 $69.99
Note:$5.99feeperOnlineTicketTransaction
$9.00
$43.00 $50.00 $45.00
$34.00 $40.00 $35.00
$66.00 $89.00 $64.00
$80.00 $83.00 $75.00
$84.00 $95.00
$84.00
2/29/16
AMUSEMENTPARK
TYPE
AquariumofthePacific
EnterrsafortheStoreName
CastlePark
Enter213424forthePromoCode
Child(3-11)orSr(62+)
Knott'sBerryFarm
User:riversidesheriffsassnPass:rsaoffice
Adult
Child(3-11)
Adult
Child(Under48")
Adult
DisneylandorCAAdventure
withBlackoutDates
DisneylandParkHopper
twoparksoneday
Child(3-9)
Adult
Child(3-9)
Adult
Adult
Child(3-11)
Adult
Child(3-12)
Knott'sSoakCity
OnlineOnlyPromoCodeCA8039
Legoland(twodayticket)
MagicMoutain(SixFlags)
User:rcdsammPass:SixFlags11
includes:park,aquariumandwaterpark
Adult
LegolandHopper(twodayticket)
Adult
Child(3-12)
Adult(Over48")
AllAges
AllAges
MovieTickets
Regal,Edwards,&UnitedArtist
RagingWaters
Fortheusernameandpasswordenter“DiscountTicketInformation”insearchbarin“Member’sOnly”site.
SplashKingsdom
Child(3-11)
AllAges
AllAges
Adult
Child(3-10)
AnnualPasses
Forcompleteticketlistingandannualpasses,visitwww.rcdsa.organdclickonthe"DiscountTicketInformation"link.
UniversalStudios
LACountyFair2015
Adult
Child(3-12)
1Day+YearFree
Seaworld
SeaworldFunCard
RagingWatersSeasonPass
SanDiegoZooORSafariPark
AllAges
=Tickets available online
AMUSEMENT PARK TYPE ONLINE $ PARK $
RSA OFFICE
$
Aquarium of the Pacific Adult $18.95 $29.96
Enter rsa for the Store Name
Child (3-11) $13.95 $17.95
Annual Pass Family $149.00 $159.00
Annual Pass Plus $219.00 $229.00
Castle Park Adult $14.99 $24.99
Enter 213424 for the Promo Code
Parking $10.00 $10.00
$5.99 processing fee per transaction
Knott's Berry Farm All Ages $46-$48 $79.00 $47-$49
User:
riversidesheriffsassn
Pass:
rsaoffice
Knott's
Scary
Farm All Ages Call RSA for Date Specific Price
Legoland (two day ticket) Adult $80.00 $95.00
Child (3-12) $75.00 $82.00
Legoland Hopper (two day ticket) Adult $79.99 $119.00
includes: park, aquarium and water park
Child (3-12) $79.99 $111.00
LA County Fair
Adult
WWW.LACOUNTYFAIR.COM/buytickets Child (3-12)
Magic Moutain (Six Flags) Adult (Over 48") $55.99 $84.99
User:
rcdsamm
Pass:
SixFlags11 Child (Under 48") $59.99
$8.99 processing fee per transaction
Hurricane Harbor $29.99 $36.99
Movie Tickets All Ages $9.00
Regal, Edwards, & United Artist
Raging Waters
All Ages $29.99 $45.99 $30.99
Processing Fee: $3.00
San Diego Zoo OR Safari Park Adult $47.60 $56.00 $47.60
Child (3-11) $39.10 $46.00 $39.10
Universal Studios 1 Day $95-$120 $99-$129
Online Only Front of the Line $159-$229 $179-$279
Annual $124.00 $159-$309
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ANIMALS
C. W. Feed
Horse care products, hay, feed and pet
products. 5% LE discount.
7070 Archibald Ave.
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91701
(909) 944-9427
On A Wing And A Prayer
We offer a wide variety of hand fed/
raised companion birds including but
not limited to cockatiels, lovebirds,
parrotlets, linolated parakeets,
american parakeets, & english
budgies. We also offer some cages
and supplies.
Menifee
(951) 928-0307
www.OnAWingAnAPrayer.com
Tender Paws Mobile Pet Services
Grooming * Walking * Pet Sitting
(909)-654-7PET
(909)-654-7738
AUTOMOTIVE
Hilltop Automotive & Performance
Gary Pemberton
39625 Entreprenuer Lane
Palm Desert, CA 92211
(760) 345-1155
Primo’s Automotive & Tires
Sal Michel
6674 Indiana Ave.
Riverside, CA 92506
(951)786-3725
CANDLES AND
ACCESSORIES
Gold Canyon Candle, Indio
Candles, accessories, personal care
products, individual orders and parties.
(760) 899-4021
Gold Canyon Candle Demonstrator,
desert area
Scented candles, skin care, eco-friendly
cleaners. Individual, party or online orders.
(760) 409-6514
www.mygc.com/solstice/
Scentsy
Independent consultant
Something for everyone, scented product
for your house, car, laundry and you!
Jennifer Hernandez
Phone:(562) 440-8041
jenniferhernandez32.scentsy.us
Scentsy Candles
The safe, wickless alternative to scented
candles! Decorative ceramic warmers
designed to melt scented wax with the heat
of a light bulb instead of a traditional wick
and flame.
Misti Marlatt, Independent Scentsy
Consultant
www.livelifewickless.scentsy.us
951-634-4179
Scentsy Candles
Kylleen Wallace-Coogan, Independent
Consultant
(760) 987-5133
kylleen.scensty.us
CEMETERY HEADSTONES
Cemetery Headstones
and Religious Articles
Hablamos Español
45-720 Smurr St., Indio
(760) 863-1234
CLEANING SERVICES
Regina’s Cleaning Services
Lic. No. 0220100
Professional home and office cleaning. Call
for a free estimate.
We cover Redlands, Loma Linda, Highland,
San Bernardino, Mentone, Moreno Valley,
Yucaipa and the San Gorgonio Pass area.
(909) 904-6276
CLOTHING AND
ACCESSORIES
The Ever After Boutique
What I offer in my shop: Personalized Hand
Stamped Jewelry, Couture Headbands,
Barefoot Sandals, Tutu Dress & More
Im offering a special discount to all RSO
Members: 25% OFF entire purchase WITH
COUPON CODE: DEPW25
TheEverAfterBoutique.Etsy.com
Facebook.com/theeverafterbaby
LuLaRoe - Adrienne De La Torre
LuLaRoe is a fashion brand that specializes
in women’s skirts, dresses and leggings!
Interested in earning free clothes? Host an
in-home or on-line Pop-Up Boutique!
FB- LuLaRoe Adrienne De La Torre VIP
909-260-5611
Vlow’s Shabby Chic & Antique’s
Owner: Veronica Perez
Facebook at Veronica Perez or
vlowsshabbychic & on Craigslist
Office: (760) 244-4669
Cell: (626) 483-9078
COSMETICS
Avon Representative
www.youravon.com/jmata
(951) 392-6488
EDUCATION
Excel Tutoring
Experienced tutor for math, English,
chemistry and biology. Worried about
your childrens’ learning skills or grades?
Help is here to assist in their success. All
grade levels.
(909) 553-1393
Shiny Side Up Motorcycle Training
Motorcycle rider skills training.
www.stayshinysideup.com
(951) 265-7908
EMBROIDERY
Up In Stitches
Mark Swartz
Embroidery and shirt screen printing
service.
Riverside
(951) 653-9157
ENTERTAINMENT
Gunfighters For Hire
An old west re-enactment group that
performs free comedy skits, old-west
historical re-enactments and shoot-outs on
Mane Street in old historic Pioneertown.
Available for birthday parties, corporate
events, shotgun weddings and any type of
western entertainment. A registered non-
profit 501(c)3 organization.
www.gunfightersforhire.com
StreamSmart TV Box
We sell top of the line Pro models only.
One-time purchase. No monthly fees.
All movies, TV shows, Sports, Pay-
Per-View and more. All you need is the
internet. Finally cut your cable bill! For
more info or to schedule a demo, Go to:
Streamingsmartpro.com or call Seth at
951-219-3789.
FINANCIAL SERVICES
Above All Financial Services
Barbara DeMirjyn, MLO -
NMLS#1285991
Proud mother of a dedicated Deputy
Sheriff
We offer mortgage loans: purchases,
refi’s, reverse mortgages. Compare our
rates, excellent customer service.
Let me pre-qualify you!
Cell: (909) 815-7728
Email: [email protected]
Primerica
Your Life Insurance Policy Isn’t Just
For You. It’s For Your Family. To review
your income protection needs, call
your local Primerica representative.
NEED EXTRA $$- Keep your full-time
job and start part-time with Primerica.
Eddie T.
45-255 Fargo Street, suite 201
Indio, Ca. 92201
Cell: 760-486-2050
Email: [email protected]
Representing Primerica Life Insurance
Company
Executive Offices: Duluth, Georgia
FIREARM REPAIR
D Street Gunsmithing
Repairs & Maintenance of Smith &
Wesson revolvers, Sig Sauer, Glock,
S&W M&P, Springfield XD, Berreta,
Ruger LCP and Kimber 1911’s pistols;
Remington 870 Shotguns; AR-15
Assault Rifles and many more.
Contact Dave Street, Retired RSO
951-675-3532
www.dstreetgunsmithing.com
GARAGE DOORS
Garage Doors
Garage doors, and operators. All types
and brands. Service, repairs, broken
springs, remotes, and insullation kits.
New doors from ordinary to custom
design.
Call Bryan @ (951)-538-8079.
e-mail to [email protected]
GIFTS
Thirty-One Gifts Consultant
Personalized Totes, Purses, and Gifts
providing fun and functional solutions
for everyone in your life! FREE
Products for Hosting.
Rebecca Vanny
www.mythirtyone.com/vannyr
(951)775-0326
GRAPHIC DESIGN &
CUSTOM SIGNAGE
Twin Graphics
Design, graphics, full-color custom
signage, and business products.
Banners & Flags; Table Covers; Large
Displays; Brochures Presentation
Folders; Custom Event Tent; Canvas
Wraps; Dimensional Logos & Lettering;
Vehicle Wraps; Logo Design &
Banding; And more …
We would love to help you with your
next project. Whether you simply need
a basic set-up, or a full-fledged custom
design, we can get it done for you. We
pride ourselves with providing custom
work you can count on.
RSA Member, Family & Friends
Discount Code ($10 Off 1st Order):
CG6P7Y694BPOU
Cindy Pierce
www.twingraphics.com
cell# (951) 444-5055
HAIR, NAIL & SKIN CARE
Bonnie’s Silver Fingerprint Jewelry
Using silver clay and your loved one’s
fingerprint, I create handmade, custom
jewelry that is completely unique and will
last a lifetime. Perfect for capturing your
children’s precious fingerprints. Let me
know what I can make for you!
www.facebook.com/bonniesilverclay/
J.L. Salon
Hair cuts, hair color, make up, waxing,
special occasions, bridal services, and
more. A 25% off discount on all services
is offered to all law enforcement, military,
firefighters, paramedics, and their support
staff both active duty and retired.
79430 Hwy 111, Suite 3
La Quinta, 92253
Located inside the Sola Salon Studios
(760) 880-6598
JLSalonStudio.com
Styles By Tiana
Specializing in Color, Color Correction &
Men and Women’s Haircuts and Styling.
20% OFF to RSA members and spouses.
26489 Ynez Rd, Ste A,
Temecula, CA 92591
760-559-5392
www.facebook.com/TianaMead
Studio B
Hair and nail salon
Murrieta
Bethany Hernandez
(951) 757-0638
Tortuga Day Spa
Misuk Baker
Hair Color, Cut, Style, Skin Care,
Reflexology, and Massage therapy. L’Oreal
Professional, and Nioxin products.
(909) 382-1158 or (909) 792-7700
2079 Orange Tree Lane, Redlands, 92374
HAULING
CODE 3 BOBCAT Services
Material hauling and spreading,
heavy cleanup, demolition, hauling,
and equipment leasing. We have the
most competitive operating rates in
Riverside county.
760-636-3584
HEALTH AND FITNESS
Advocare
Advocare has a variety of products for
every fitness goal. Looking to kick start
a new fitness regimen? Looking to lose
weight and keep it off? Searching for
means in which to add lean muscle
and improve energy? Advocare has
something for you! Contact me and
learn how to get 20% off all orders.
www.getfitie.com
Marc Danielian
Advocare independent distributor
At Peace Yoga in the Park
Private Yoga session/ will travel.
Certified 200 hr Registered Yoga
Teacher. First session 50% off.
(951) 392-6488
The RSA offers a referral service for
members to offer their skills for hire. Have
a business on the side, or a talent you
would like to market?
To include your business, contact the RSA
at (951) 653-5152 and ask for Julie or
email [email protected].
Member Service Referrals
The RSA does not endorse or support any particular business listed on this page.
Continues on page 23
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BrickHouse Mulitsport
Swim, Bike or Run; we’ve got you
covered like a BrickHouse. 10% for all
RSA Members in store and online
www.pdbrickhouse.com
760-341-1065 Shop
74854 Velie Way, Suite 8
Palm Desert, 92260
Cell Ready Health
With this miracle super food I was
able to get off my prescription
meds (15 years on meds for high
blood pressure). It has been used to
prevent and treat over 300 diseases.
It has been shown to have a positive
effect on: blood pressure, arthritis,
energy, weight loss, diabetes,
insomnia, headaches, lupus, anxiety,
fibromyalgia, Alzheimer’s, eczema,
ADHD, aches/pain, mental clarity and
many more. It has 46 antioxidants, 36
anti-inflammatories, all the essential
amino acids, over 90 verifiable
nutrients, rich in Omega Fatty acids
3,6,&9. Give Your Body the Nutrition
it Needs to Perform Properly, Without
Diseases.
For more info call:
Independent Distributor Rory &
Carmilla Wendell, 951-965-6385.
CellReady.MyZija.com
CTD CrossFit
35% off for Law Enforcement/Fire/
Military
1654 Illinois Ave Unit 19 & 20
Perris, CA. 92570
Off Ethanac and the 215 Freeway,
behind
Langston Motorsports
www.ctdcrossfit.com
(951) 813-9512
Deforest Chiropractic
815 E. Latham Ave
Hemet, CA 92544
Phone: (951)925-2400
Fax: (951)925-4511
DeForest Chiropractic
41160 Ivy Suite B
Murrieta, CA 92562
Phone: (951) 696-9676
doTERRA Essential Oils
An all natural way to stay healthy -
body and mind. Improve health and
well-being for you and your family
with Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade
essential oils. Please contact me to
learn more.
Rebecca Goetz, Wellness Advocate
(951) 294-0624, beckybonesoup@
gmail.com
www.mydoterra.com/rebeccagoetz
Help with Alcohol Issues
Join us once a week on Wednesday
Nights at 6:30pm. Meeting for past and
present law enforcement personnel.
For meeting place and information call:
Russ F: (760) 902-8120
Itworks!
Health and wellness company. From
bulking up and losing weight to skin
care and etc., cash.
Jennifer Hernandez
(562) 440-8041
Jenniferhernandez32.myitworks.com
KO Crossfit
Find your limits and conquer them!
$69 one month unlimited trial.
www.ko-crossfit.com
951-785-9007
My Gym Redlands
Children’s fitness center. Fitness classes for
children 6 weeks to 13 years old.
(909) 307-3929
www.mygym.com
Plexus
We offer the highest quality vitamins
for your whole family, probiotics, health
products, and weight loss products. We
source all natural ingredients and are proud
to offer non-GMO products and Vegetarian
products. To learn more about Plexus,
please visit: http://shopmyplexus.com/
healthyboymom2/index.html
For all family/friends of law enforcement
message me to have your ambassador
sign-up fee waved.
E-mail: [email protected]
Plexus Slim
Are you working out and eating right and
still not losing weight? Plexus Slim is a
most natural, healthy way to lose weight
and inches, burning fat not muscle. Plexus
offers a whole line of weight loss and
wellness products. Retail, preferred or
wholesale pricing available. To order or join:
www.plexusslim.com/nataliembrown
Natalie Brown
951-816-7156
Team Quest San Jacinto
Mixed Martial Arts & Fitness Center
We offer a 15% discount to law
enforcement and military.
(951) 487-2700
1075 Enterprise Ave
San Jacinto, CA 92582
www.teamquestsj.com
www.facebook.com/SJ.MMA
HOME REPAIR & REMODEL
Gregory James, Inc.
As a 5 star rated contractor, GJ
Remodel specializes in any energy
efficient remodeling. From windows,
solar, and turf to kitchen and bath
remodels, roofs, and much more! Call
us today for a free estimate! CA Lic #
B 883304
(951)551-2454
Office: (760)580-8000
Hot Purple Energy
Full service energy solutions
Serving the Coachella Valley for ten
years.
Call for a free in-home energy review
and learn how you can take advantage
of the 30% Federal Tax Credit that ends
this year.
Hot Purple Energy Consultant
Ivy Berryman
Ivy@HotPurpleEnergy.com
760-844-5011
810 N Farrell Dr
Palm Springs, CA 92262
HotPurpleEnergy.com
JRG Construction Inc
Home remodels, drywall repair,
painting, new residential construc-
tion, commercial construction, tenant
improvements, etc.
License #878686
www.jrgconstructionco.com
Phone: (951) 660-5856
Fax: (951) 780-0217
Tri-Point Construction
Honey-Do Handyman Services
“We’ll handle the list”
Small to Medium Home Repairs and
Remodeling including Electrical, Plumbing,
New Drywall and Drywall Repair, Painting
interior and outside. 17 years experience.
CA Contractors License #B835094
Jason Kurth, (909) 567-6099
ID TAGS
Hemet ID Tags
Pet, Child, Medical, Adult ID tags
Manufactures and distributes collars,
leashes, harnesses and pet ID tags, child
and adult ID tags, medical bracelets and
G.I. ID Dog Tags.
(951) 652-3224
www.hemetidtags.com
763 Sonrisa Street, Hemet, 92543
IDENTITY THEFT
PROTECTION
Identity Theft Protection
and Restoration Service
$12.95/month
Marisa Miller: (951) 201-0959
JEWELRY
Origami Owl
“Every Locket tells a story, whats’
YOURS?”
AmandaGreene.OrigamiOwl.com
www.Facebook.com/
OrigamiOwlAmandaGreene
Amanda Greene, Independent Designer
909-838-3375
Styles By Tiana
For all your fashionable needs of jewelry,
handbags, wallets and more! Contact me
to host a trunk show to receive hostess
rewards! Styling beautiful people from Palm
Springs to Temecula, Ca.
Tiana Mead
760-559-5392
www.stelladot.com/TianaMead
LANDSCAPING
California Garden Landscaping
From landscaping design to weekly
upkeep.
Serving the Inland Empire
(951) 965-3182
LEATHER WORK
T CIRCLE RANCH TACK & SADDLE REPAIR
Repair of saddles, tack, horse blankets,
duty belts, holsters, accessories and
restoration. If its leather and repairable I
can repair it.
Dave Baird - Proprietor - Retired RSD
8994 T Circle Dr.
Morongo Valley, 92256
(760) 363-6172
LEGAL SERVICES
Law Office of Trevor A. Downs, Esq.
Prepare today for the unexpected.
Everyone should have a plan, especially
those in Law Enforcement.
WILLS, TRUSTS, AND ESTATE PLANNING
Contact me by phone or email for a FREE
CONSULTATION
(951) 259-8943
NEWSTROM LAW, P.C.
An Estate Planning and Family Law firm
that understands and values the distinct
needs of law enforcement families. Protect
your family assets through a Will or Trust,
prepare medical and financial directives
in case of an emergency, learn about gun
trusts, avoid probate, or get advice after
a loved one passes away. Get effective
solutions and protect your interests during
divorce or fight for child custody. Contact
us for a free consultation and visit our
website for more information on all of our
services.
www.newstromlaw.com
(951)888-2444
gn@newstromlaw.com
Wenhawk Court Services
Private Investigations.
Process Serving & Debt Collection.
Rory Wendell
WenhawkCourtServices.com
(951) 965-6385
P.O. Box 1097, Yucaipa CA 92399
MUSIC
The Music Man
Guitar tutoring.
Beginner, intermediate and advanced levels.
Classic and contemporary rock styles.
(909) 553-1393
Thunder Heart Band
Music for all occasions
Pete Kurylowicz, Jr
(951) 970-9998
NOTARY SERVICES
Angi Morrow Notary Public
Available 24-7, mobile notary and courier
service. Over 15 years experience in loan
documents, notary and escrow.
(909) 731-4531
Exclusive Mobile Notary
Serving the Coachella Valley and Inland
Empire
24/7 Mobile Notary Service
(760) 601-0401 - Coachella Valley
(951) 966-0966 - Inland Empire
www.ExclusiveMobileNotary.com
Gerald Forrest Notary Public
Mobile notary service throughout
the Coachella Valley.
760-449-7365
Mobile Notary
Notary service.
(951) 237-9165
PAINTING
O’s Painting
Painting service.
San Jacinto
Omar Rodriguez: (909) 553-7759
PATIO COVERS
Don Anderson
Aluminum or wood, solid or lattice covers.
Special rates available.
(951) 212-0903
PHOTOGRAPHY
A One 24 Studio
Specializing in wedding photography.
We offer a mixture of modern and
classic styled photography.
Call for details on RSA member
discounts.
www.a124studio.com
Lisandro Rivera - (310) 629-5575
B.I.G Photography
Serving the Inland Empire with
Weddings, Maternity, Children and
Family portraits
www.photosbybig.blogspot.com
Heaven Sent Photography
Focusing on maternity and newborns,
families, engagement. Please call or
email me for a sitting fee and your
choice of your home or park. Call me
to make an appointment.
Taffi Pratt: (951) 200-1748
web.me.com/kirtgan/
HeavenSentPhotography/Welcome.
html
Kristi Jo Photography
Specializing in High School Senior and
family portraits. Featured on Senior
Style Guide. Sessions are individually
tailored to each and every client.
Please visit us at
www.kristijophotography.com or
www.facebook.com/
kristijophotography or call Kristi
Aguirre (951) 259-7615.
Phantom Aerial Photography & Video
Weddings, Real Estate, Commercial
Let Phantom Aerial Photography
capture your next listing. We provide
a unique perspective unlike typical
curbside photos.
Phantom Aerial Photography, taking
your listing to a higher level.
Contact Ralph - (951) 757-0636 or
email
Ron McGowan Photography
Specializing in Wedding/Event
photography and Promotional/Family/
Senior portraits.
10%-20% discount on services for
all RSA current and retired members.
Other discount packages are also
available.
ronmcgowanphotography.com
(951) 712-0115
PLUMBING
Valley Plumbing
Jim Brockman
78886 Avenue 41
Bermuda Dunes, CA 92203
(760) 346-4695
POLYGRAPH
Inland Polygraph
Specializes in polygraph exams (Lie
Detector Test) in Criminal Investigations
(24/7), Civil, Attorney / Clients with Pre-
Court testing, Pre-Employment Screening,
Domestic Issues / Infidelity, and Corporate
Investigations. We also speak Spanish and
accept all major credit cards. Visit us on
Yelp or our website.
Owner: Edward Vargas
www.inlandpolygraph.org
909-312-6047
POTTERY
Bonnie Rinkert
Custom Handmade Functional Pottery
made on the potter’s wheel
Dishes, Vases, Personalized Pieces
www.etsy.com/shop/bonniethepotter
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MEMBER SERVICE REFERRALS
REAL ESTATE
Bennion Deville Homes
Justine Johnson, Realtor
CalBRE: 01966013
73-993 Highway 111
Palm Desert, Ca 92260
Cell: 562.743.5852
Brandon Fritz, Realtor
Keller Williams Temecula Valley
Your local expert
CalDRE: 02045516
(760) 802-8400
BrandonSellsSoCal.com
Brandonfritz@kw.com
Cameron Real Estate Inc.
“When Experience Counts”
Serving Riverside, San Bernardino, Orange
and San Diego Counties.
If your thinking of Buying or Selling, Call
today for a Free no Pressure Consultation
Randy Cameron
951-326-4606
First Team Real Estate
Dee Messing, Top Agent 2004-2014.
Buying and Selling Real Estate. Ask me
about my Law Enforcement Referral
Program!
(951) 551-2499
www.deemessing.com
Idyllwild Reality
“A Mountain Tradition”
Chris Davis (RSO Ret.)
DRE #01910563
Selling cabins to ranches in the Idyllwild
and Mountain Center areas.
(951) 282-0918
Laurie Curtis, Realtor, CDPE
Proudly serving buyers and
sellers of the Inland Empire
for over 13 years.
Re/Max Results
(951) 489-8818
BRE #CA01347260
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MEMBER SERVICE REFERRALS
Luci Jose & Jennifer Badillo , Realtors
CBRE#01717547 CBRE#01496797
THE POWER OF PARTNERSHIP!
Full Realty Services, Inc.
Proud and Dedicated Wife of RSO Deputy Nilo Jose- SW
Station
(951) 757-2715 Luci
(951)760-5953 Jennifer
Fax: (951) 239-4246
Realtorsdedicated2Realestate.com
www.Dedicated2RealEstate.com
Paco The Realtor
Paco is broker/owner and will donate a % of all his
commissions to the Spousal Support Group (SSG). My
way of saying thank you for everything you do!!!!!!!
BRE#01337048
951-213-9131
paco@pacotherealtor.com
Pacotherealtor.com
Parla Queen, Real Estate Agent
BRE# 01428335
KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY
7898 Mission Grove Pkwy., S, Ste. 102
Riverside, CA 92508
951-732-4499
Premier Realty Associates
Dom Schreiber (Deputy), realtor
DRE: 01798543
(951) 265-7908
Fax: (951) 801-7909
Email: [email protected]
Realty World-Main Street
Buying, selling, loans, refis and consultations.
Serving West Riverside County.
Roy Stewart
(951) 751-4777
RV RENTAL
McGowan Family RV Rental
Offering affordable RV trailer rental of our unique “Blue
Line” RV for short or long term vacations and/or special
events. You can choose to pick up and tow it yourself
(unlimited miles). Or, you can choose to have us deliver
and set up the RV for an additional fee. Make sure you
mention you are an RSA member to receive exclusive
LEO discounts. Check out our website for all of the
photos, video walk-through, seasonal rates, availability,
and trailer specifications.
www.mcgowanrv.com
ron@mcgowanrv.com
SCREEN PRINTING
4 Just Me Designs
Custom screen printing. Complete artwork and
graphic design services. Direct to garment.
Riverside
P. Kipp
(909) 238-3445
Up In Stitches
Embroidery and shirt screen printing service.
Riverside
Mark Swartz
(951) 653-9157
TAX SERVICES
Zippy Income Tax
Lowest price in town. Tax preparation. Free online filing
(1040 EZ). Online application.
6427 Mesquite, 29 Palms, CA 92277
zippyincometax.com
(760) 401-3017
or fax (760) 362-1307
WEDDINGS
Sarah Payan Weddings
Sarah Payan owner, certified wedding planner
We offer full service planning and day of coordination.
(25% Law enforcement discount)
sarahpayanweddings.com
(951) 523-7899
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MEMBER SERVICE REFERRALS
BENEFITS CORNER
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From the Benefits Staff:
livehealthonline.com
Online Doctors?
There’s an app for that!
Or you can download the free mobile app.
Anyone can use it! - If you are an active Anthem
member you will be charged your office visit copay; if
you are not an Anthem member, the cost is $40.
Talk to a doctor today, tonight, anytime – 365 days a year. No appointment
necessary and you can see a doctor who can answer questions, make a
diagnosis, and even prescribe basic medications when needed.
See website for details.
Easy, fast, online doctor visits. All from
the comfort of your own computer or
mobile device.
Kasim and Amanda Bikul welcomed Audrey Evelyn (12 lbs., 20 in.)
into the world on June 12, 2019, in Riverside. Audrey joins her two
sisters, ages 3 years and 2 years.
TO ANNOUNCE A BIRTH
call (951) 653-5152 or go online to www.rcdsa.org
BIRTHS
FOR SALE 1997 Dodge Van V 6 with 168,000
miles. White with blue interior that is not torn/
ripped with blue carpet. The van is set up for
a handicap individual, where the ramp//lift is
all in working order. Electrical was recently
checked out and all is in working condition.
Asking $3,000. Call Maxine 951-685-0310
and leave a message.
VACATION RENTAL – MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN
RETREAT! Full condo vacation home with
2 bedrooms/loft/2 bath. Sleeps up to 10
with 5 comfy beds (1K + 2Qs). AWESOME
location – walking distance to The Village &
gondola. Very close to restaurants, breweries,
entertainment, hiking trails, mountain bike
trails, fishing lakes and bus stops. Ride
gondola or buses (both free) to Canyon Ski
Lodge! Fully furnished with all necessities,
and includes private washer/dryer. Recently
remodeled with stocked kitchen, new
fireplace, new flooring, and furniture. Complex
has a Jacuzzi/sauna, BBQ, and large parking
lot. Passes for 2 cars. Perfect year round for
skiing, hiking, fishing, and music festivals!
Price varies but always discounted for active
1st responders/military. Contact owner: Liz
@ (951)232-8987 or 22SanSierra@gmail.
com Visit us at AirBNB: https://www.airbnb.
com/rooms/33621317?
VEHICLE FOR SALE 2012 Honda Accord
LX, automatic. Silver with grey interior. 2.4L
engine. 91000 miles. Excellent condition
inside and out. Always garaged. This car gets
great gas mileage. Tinted windows. A/C is
very cold. Clean title. Asking $8,900. Contact
Andy Rasmussen (Sheriff’s Aviation) 951-
809-7939.
To place a classified ad, call
(951) 686-7575
FREE to RSA Members
AUDREY EVELYN
CLASSIFIEDS
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PUZZLERS, BIRTHS, & CLASSIFIEDS
July SudokuJuly Word Search
Independence Day
Freedom
Beach Umbrella
Fireworks
Sparklers
Lemonade
Hot Dogs
Potato Salad
Red White Blue
Ruby
Larkspur
Ice Tea
Sunglasses
Flag
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ROOM FOR RENT inside a gorgeous three bedroom, 2.5 bath home, in the Heritage Lake
community in Menifee. Tenant will have access to a shared kitchen and dining room with fireplace,
shared laundry area, and parking in the three car garage. The backyard is fully fenced with a
cemented patio and large grassy area. Tenant will have their own bathroom, just outside the
bedroom door. The home is owned/occupied by an RSO deputy and his girlfriend. Rent is $950/
month which includes utilities. Contact Mina Shehata at 951-473-5854.
District 1: Kevin Jefferies
County Administrative Center
4080 Lemon St.-5th floor
Riverside, CA 92501
(951) 955-1010
District 2: Karen Spiegel
County Administrative Center
4080 Lemon St.-5th floor
Riverside, CA 92501
(951) 955-1020
District 3: Chuck Washington
County Administrative Center
4080 Lemon St.-5th floor
Riverside, CA 92501
(951) 955-1030
District 4: V. Manuel Perez
County Administrative Center
4080 Lemon Street - 5th Floor
Riverside, California 92501
(951) 955-1040
District 5: Jeff Hewitt
County Administrative Center
4080 Lemon St.-5th floor
Riverside, CA 92501
(951) 955-1050
Riverside County Supervisors
23rd District
Mike Morrell (R)
10350 Commerce Center Drive
Suite A-220
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
(909) 801-5040
28th District
Jeff Stone (R)
State Capitol, Room 4072
Sacramento, CA 95814-4900
(916) 651-4028
31st District
Richard Roth (D)
State Capitol, Room 4032
Sacramento, CA 95814-4900
(916) 651-4031
California Senate
42nd District
Chad Mayes (R)
Capitol Office: P.O. Box 942849,
Room 4139, Sacramento, CA
94249-0042, (916) 319-2042.
District Offices: 2091 West Florida
Avenue, Suite 125, Hemet, CA
92545, (951) 925-8306;
73-710 Fred Waring Drive,
Suite 116, Palm Desert, CA 92260,
(760) 674-0164
56th District
Eduardo Garcia (D)
Capitol Office: P.O. Box 942849,
Room 4112, Sacramento, CA
94249-0056; (916) 319-2056
District Offices: 45-677 Oasis Street,
Indio, CA 92201, (760) 342-8047;
1625 West Main Street, Suite 220,
El Centro, CA 92243,
(760) 336-8912
60th District
Sabrina
Cervantes (D)
P.O. Box
942849,
Room 5164,
Sacramento, CA
94249-0060
(916) 319-2060
61st District
Jose Medina
(D)
P.O. Box
942849,
Room 5135,
Sacramento, CA
94249-0061
(916) 319-2061
67th District
Melissa
Melendez (R)
P.O. Box
942849,
Room 4009,
Sacramento, CA
94249-0067
(916) 319-2067
71st District
Randy Voepel
(R)
P.O. Box
942849,
Room 4009,
Sacramento, CA
94249-0071
(916) 319-2071
75th District
Marie Waldron
(R)
P.O. Box
942849,
Room 5128,
Sacramento, CA
94249-0075
(916) 319-2075
California Assembly
36th District
Raul Ruiz (D)
1319 Longworth House
Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
202-225-5330
41st District
Mark Takano (D)
1507 Longworth House
Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
202-225-2305
42nd District
Ken Calvert (R)
3400 Central Ave., Suite 200
Riverside, CA 92502
(951) 784-4300
50th District
Duncan Hunter (R)
223 Cannon House
Office Building
Washington DC 20515
(202) 225-5672
US Congress, House of Representatives
Kamala Harris (D)
40 B Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington DC, 20510
(202) 224-3553
Dianne Feinstein (D)
331 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington DC, 20510
(202) 224-3841
US Congress, Senate
The news & information center at rcdsa.org is where members will go to view exclusive
content, including negotiations and other condential information from RSA.
To access the news & information center members are required to log on and register by
clicking on the “RSA Members Only” link then following the instructions. Once registered
members will also be able to update their own on-line proles at anytime (email
addresses, user name & password, etc). Members are urged to keep their information
current at all times to avoid missing important updates from the Association.
For Technical assistance please contact Kathy Delgado by email: [email protected]
Monday – Friday 8am – 5pm or by calling (951) 653-5152 (800) 655-4772.
RSA MEMBER ALERTS
The Riverside
Sheriffs’ Association
has deployed an
integrated “members
only” online news &
information center to
improve our ability
to keep our members
informed on
important issues.
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MEET YOUR LAWMAKERS
RSA Staff And Support
Board of Directors
Yvonne Acosta
Office Administrator
Julie Kelley
Administrative
Assistant II
Lesley Garcia
Book Keeper II
Vickie Arreola
Office
Assistant I
Kathy Delgado
Adminstrative
Assistant II /
Multi-Media Manager
Celena Kimsey
Office Assistant I
Maryann
Barbaro
Office
Assistant I
Connie Collins
Adminstrative
Assistant II
Dominique Guy
Office Assistant I
Janelle Regan
Benefit Trust Office
Manager
Jeff Byrd
Senior Labor
Representative
Artemese
Evans
Labor
Representative I
Patrick
Biggers
Labor
Representative I
Sandra
Tjosaas-Moore
Administrative
Assistant II
Mike Stone
RSA/LDT General
Counsel
Muna Busailah
RSA/LDT General
Counsel
Frank
Anderson
LDT Chief Of
Operations &
Finance Director
Harley Broviak
Chaplain
Bill Young
President
Ian Anderson
Vice President
Mike Hyland
Treasurer
Alicia Lopez
Secretary
Michael Abel
Executive Director
Executive Board
PHOTO
NOT
AVAILABLE
Matthew
Hughes
Ch. 14/
Southwest
Ron Furtado
Ch. 1: DA
Nick Padilla
Ch. 2:
Jurupa Station
VACANT
Ch. 3: RPDC
Martineau
Belgarde
Ch. 4:
SIB West/CSW/
BCTC
VACANT
Ch. 5: Cabazon/
SEB
Pierre
Palmer
Ch. 6: Desert
Ct. Services
Robert
Thomas
Ch. 7:
Lake Elsinore
Chad Marlatt
Ch. 8: Hemet
/ San Jacinto /
Aviation
Roxanne
Villareal
Ch. 9:
Blythe Station
Adrian
Estrada
Ch. 10:
Indio Jail
Jose Santos
Ch. 11:
Palm Desert/
SIB East
Ole Williams
Ch. 12:
Moreno Valley
David
Nelson
Ch. 13: Retirees
Dave
Flannery
Ch. 14:
Southwest
Randall
Wortman
Ch. 15:
Perris
Eric Devore
Ch. 16: Coroner
Sharla
Jordan
Ch. 17: LSCF
Elias Laow
Ch. 18: CBDC
Charles
Roberts
Ch. 19: PSU
Adam
Krachman
Ch. 20: Thermal
Juvien
Galzote
Ch. 21: Central
Court
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RSA BOARD AND STAFF
