A Jan. 12 preliminary hearing has been set for Jennifer Rebecca McKee, 35, of Santee, who is charged with hitting her boyfriend with a baseball bat and trying to run over him twice with her car.
McKee has pleaded not guilty to felony assault charges of Myron Smith, 49, and trying to remove a police lieutenant’s gun during her arrest Sept. 6 in the incident in the 10400 block of Cuyamaca St. in Santee on Sept. 5.
A Jan. 12 preliminary hearing has been set for Jennifer Rebecca McKee, 35, of Santee, who is charged with hitting her boyfriend with a baseball bat and trying to run over him twice with her car.
McKee has pleaded not guilty to felony assault charges of Myron Smith, 49, and trying to remove a police lieutenant’s gun during her arrest Sept. 6 in the incident in the 10400 block of Cuyamaca St. in Santee on Sept. 5.
McKee was ordered to have no contact with Smith by El Cajon Superior Court Judge Daniel Goldstein. She remains free on $30,000 bond.
Drunk driver sentenced in killing former Spring Valley man
A drunk driver who killed a former Spring Valley man on his motorcycle has been sentenced to nine years in state prison.
Bryan Delaney, 36, a waiter, was killed on his way home from work in San Diego on July 25, 2014 when Jeremy Salcedo, 27, of San Diego, struck him in the early morning hours.
Salcedo was remanded into custody and given credit for eight days in jail.
Lakeside man sentenced for accepting bribes and theft
Timothy Francis Cashman, 54, of Lakeside, has been sentenced to 16 months in federal prison for accepting bribes and stealing U.S. property in connection with his position as a building manager for the federal General Services Administration.
Cashman was ordered to pay $50,057 to the government and was allowed to remain free on $30,000 bond by U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel until he surrenders to prison on Jan. 8, 2016.
Cashman pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery, theft of government property, and filing a false tax return. The U.S. Attorney’s office said Cashman accepted bribes in exchange for granting government contracts and arranged for free improvements on his Lakeside home.
Court documents say Cashman arranged for workers to load copper cable and 25 stainless steel panels into his personal truck and he later sold it to a recycling center in Lakeside. Ten others were convicted in related corruption investigations, according to the U.S. Attorney.
