Gutierrez's hearing begins

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Prelim.jpgWhile working in the San Bernardino County Assessor's Office, Councilman Rex Gutierrez was seldom at work and when he was, he mainly conducted business for his city, a district attorney investigator said during Gutierrez's preliminary hearing this morning in San Bernardino Superior Court.

Read more of Joe Nelson's coverage of the hearing here.


Gutierrez, right, is seen with his lawyer, James Reiss in
San Bernardino Superior Court earlier this morning.


Gabriel Acosta/
Staff Photographer

5 Comments

Im innocent said:

"I will be saved by my people. Smirk, smirk, smirk

vote rex said:

Too much... not so long ago wrecks was casting stones at Dist Attorney Dennis Stout, Mayot Bill Alexander, Diane Williams, Rancho Firefighters, John Lyons, his opponents and their families, horses, cats and dogs. today... wrecks has no one to blame for his troubles except for himself.

Not Impressed said:

It's just like the little twirp to hide, as he did from work at the county. Smug, arrogant little Rex hopefully will get his at his trial and from the citizen's of Rancho. Surely they see what a scumbag he is and will not re-elect this clown again, right?

no remorse said:

He remains the model politician. Controllable, teflon-coated, no conscious, desperate for $$ and attention, has sold his soul for re-election.

no more said:

well written Joe Nelson

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