Category Archives: Monrovia

Monrovia PD sex suit details revealed

The Foothill Cities Blog didn’t print the specifics in a suit against the Monrovia PD and the city. But we did. Nathan McIntire reported today that Rudy Ramirez, 25, a former Monrovia jailer and police Explorer, allleges that Monrovia police … Continue reading

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Local blog gets access to Monrovia PD lawsuit

Foothill Cities Blog today posted information about a lawsuit filed against the Monrovia Police Department and the city of Monrovia. “To be sure, the allegations in the filing are tremendously troubling. They involve issues of sexual assault, sexual harassment, police … Continue reading

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Residents air frustrations

Interesting comment string on Melissa Pamer’s story about frustrations over the Monrovia Police Officers Association’s recent negoiating tactics. Here’s one example of the comments: The real story here is the comments that have emmenated from Councilman Adams’ escrow business: – … Continue reading

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Open for business

Looks like residents can keep using the Sawpit Wash Trail in Monrovia to jog and walk their dogs, Melissa Pamer reports. The city had been embroiled in lengthy litigation with a local homeowner who wanted to restrict accesst to the … Continue reading

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Monrovia PD steps up negotiation tactics

Melissa Pamer reports on the ongoing negotiations between Monrovia and its police department, which has recently stepped up its tactics by threatening a recall election and by putting up billboards. On Monday, police launched a telephone poll to gauge voter … Continue reading

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Monrovia cops demanding more money

More money. That’s what Monrovia officers continue to ask its City Council, Melissa Pamer reports. MONROVIA – The police union plans to continue lobbying publicly for increased pay, following a move by the City Council to unilaterally implement a one-year … Continue reading

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