Page with Banner and Content Boxes

Print Feedback

Font Size: + -

Nulla tincidunt, elit eu consectetuer ultricies, nisi metus accumsan lorem, quis varius nunc ligula non pede. Aliquam arcu. Cras facilisis, justo in sollicitudin porttitor, nibh eros dignissim massa, a euismod arcu enim cursus quam. Aenean lorem. Integer at leo vel felis lobortis euismod. Phasellus vehicula sapien ut turpis. Fusce tincidunt accumsan lorem. Pellentesque hendrerit, dolor ut porttitor imperdiet, justo ipsum condimentum nisi, id hendrerit elit turpis eu enim.

Aenean lorem. Integer at leo vel felis lobortis euismod. Phasellus vehicula sapien ut turpis. Fusce tincidunt accumsan lorem. Pellentesque hendrerit, dolor ut porttitor imperdiet, justo ipsum condimentum nisi, id hendrerit elit turpis eu enim.

1000 San Pablo Avenue
Albany, CA 94706
Phone: 510-528-5710
Fax: 888-888-8888
E-mail: email@address.com

Subtitle CSS Class

Heading 1 (h1)

Heading 2 (h2)

Heading 3 (h3)

Heading 4 (h4)

Heading 5 (h5)

Heading 6 (h6)

Aliquam arcu. Cras facilisis, justo in sollicitudin porttitor, nibh eros dignissim massa, a euismod arcu enim cursus quam. Aenean lorem. Integer at leo vel felis lobortis euismod. Phasellus vehicula sapien ut turpis.

List Item
List Item
List Item with link

Table	Table
First Event	100 San Pablo Avenue
Second Event	100 San Pablo Avenue
Third Event	100 San Pablo Avenue

Table	Table
First Event	100 San Pablo Avenue
Second Event	100 San Pablo Avenue
Third Event	100 San Pablo Avenue

Free viewers are required for some of the attached documents.
They can be downloaded by clicking on the icons below.

Word Viewer

Train Vs. Pedestrian - Carlsbad

Post Date:01/10/2021 11:00 PM

On January 10, 2021, at approximately 1645 hours, deputies from the North Coastal Sheriff's Station's Transit Enforcement Unit responded to a report of a pedestrian who was struck by an Amtrak train near La Costa Ave and Highway 101 in the City of Carlsbad. Upon arrival, the subject was deceased. Deputies are investigating the incident and manner of death will be determined by the San Diego County Medical Examiner's Office.

Anyone with information about this case can call the Sheriff's Department's non-emergency line at
(858) 565-5200.

Source of Information: Deputy Eikermann, Sheriff's Transit Enforcement Unit, (760) 966-3500, tyler.eikermann@sdsheriff.org

Return to full list >>

No results found.

Categorized Sitemap | Indexed Sitemap

I Want To...

Categorized Sitemap | Indexed Sitemap

I Want To...

Twitter

Sep 12
This post was not retweeted
Vision Internet@visioninternet
Are you at the #NAGW conference? Join @MartinLindLA today at 1:00pm EDT to discover tools, exercises, and tricks to… https://t.co/O4pkbXGyTh
Sep 11
This post was not retweeted
Vision Internet@visioninternet
Stop by the Granicus booth at #NAGW2018 to discover digital services and tools that can help your agency boost citi… https://t.co/gnrf8VHIBV
Sep 10
This post was not retweeted
Vision Internet@visioninternet
If you're at #NAGW2018 this week, stop by the Granicus booth to discover digital services and tools that can help y… https://t.co/rmOg2gmhIs
Sep 10
This post was not retweeted
Vision Internet@visioninternet
Headed to #NAGW conference this week? Join @MartinLindLA on 9/12 to learn how to create #website #content that meet… https://t.co/ICZuP2X8AN
Sep 05
This post was not retweeted
Vision Internet@visioninternet
If you're at #3CMAAnnual this week, stop by the Granicus booth to discover digital services that help boost citizen… https://t.co/OE7VV4Sh3n

More Tweets

FAQs

Can a CCW licensee carry an approved firearm with more than ten rounds in the magazine if that high capacity magazine is legal?

The CCW license does not define magazine capacity, just the firearm. If the magazine and firearm are legal to possess in the state of California, and the firearm is listed on the license, a CCW permit holder may carry. (Note: California firearms laws are subject to change. It is the responsibility of the CCW permit holder to ensure the firearm & magazine are in compliance with California law at the time of carry.)
Does the Crime Laboratory offer tours?

Yes. We offer tours on the last Thursday of the month at 2pm (excluding November and December). Space is limited and spots fill up fast. Although tour participants will not be entering laboratory areas, laboratory personnel will be available to answer questions. Tours are restricted to high school students, university students, or adult groups. If interested in joining a future tour, please provide the requested information below. Submitted requests will be reviewed, and a decision will be made as to whether or not we can accommodate the group.

*Tours are suspended until further notice.
Must you be a resident of San Diego County to apply for a CCW through the San Diego County Sheriff's Department?

Yes, you must be a resident of San Diego County to apply for a CCW through the San Diego County Sheriff's Department.

More FAQs

San Diego County Sheriff