Category Archives: Mark De Paula

September 25, 2018 · 6:34 pm

Congresswoman Anna Eshoo – Kavanaugh Appointment.

Eerily reminiscent of the Ford-Kavanaugh matter, Congresswoman Anna Eshoo had brought yet another allegation of sexual misconduct by an official forward, one in which republican sheriff Greg Munks and his underboss, undersheriff Carlos Bolanos, had been caught and detained by the FBI, in a human trafficking investigation -the two were found at an illegal Las Vegas (Clark County) brothel, one trafficking underaged indentured sex slaves and controlled substances -Ecstasy. They were there as customers.

At the time, Eshoo had called for the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors to sanction Munks and Bolanos, but they had refused to address the matter. In fact, current San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe had gone so far as to excuse the duo’s behavior, consoling Munks, telling him it would soon be yesterday’s news, and saying he was “a man of integrity, such that it would not in any fashion affect his office’s ability to enforce the laws of the state of California”. On its face, such a comment could only be characterized as laughable, had the persons and conduct involved not been so serious. Not to mention DA Wagstaffe’s apparent dismissive attitude towards the abuse of women, by “Those Who Matter.”

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Munks went on to issue a press release, saying he had thought he had been going to a legitimate business, only to find out “It was not”, with Bolanos, to answer questions about the matter. A strategy which had worked, with the media/press and the board of supervisors not pursuing the matter further.

Congresswoman Eshoo is to be commended. I only hope her efforts, in the Kavanaugh matter, won’t be met with a similar fate -speaking truth to power is often an uphill battle.

By Michael G. Stogner

Zain Jaffer ex Vungle CEO has Preliminary Hearing Transcripts SEALED.

Why? Seven months after the alleged hearing, the reason I say that is there is no record in the court files of the Preliminary Hearing on January 31, 2018. I had to ask Deputy Chief Karen Guidotti if it in fact took place. Here is her response e-mail.

Karen Guidotti <kguidotti@smcgov.org>

To:Michael Stogner Jul 24 at 1:35 PM

January 31, 2018.

From: Michael Stogner [mailto:michaelgstogner@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2018 1:33 PM
To: Karen Guidotti <kguidotti@smcgov.org>
Subject: Zainali Jaffer Preliminary Hearing date

Hello Karen.

Can you please tell me the date the preliminary hearing was held in the Zain Jaffer case?

Thank You

Michael G. Stogner

www.sanmateocountynews.com

We now know that District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe sent this e-mail to the Palo Alto Daily Post Reporter on the day of the Preliminary Hearing. To my knowledge the Newspaper did not print this information.

From: Steve Wagstaffe
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2018 4:01 PMTo: Emily Mibach
Subject: People v. Jaffer

Hi Emily,

Here is the description of the testimony by the instructor:

DEFENSE THEN CALLED MARTIN ROMUALDEZ, D’S JIU-JITSU INSTRUCTOR FOR 6 MTHS PRIOR TO INCIDENT, AND THEN CALLED OFC REY. MR. ROMUALDEZ TESTIFIED THAT WHAT HE OBSERVED ON THE BODY CAM FOOTAGES WAS THE DEF PERFORMING A JIU-JITSU MOVE THAT HE HAD BEEN TRAINED IN (ARM BAR/TRIANGLE). MR. ROMUALDEZ ADMITTED HOWEVER THAT IN THE NUMEROUS PRACTICE SESSIONS WHERE D AND HIS SON JOHN DOE WERE INVOLVED THAT D WAS NEVER NAKED, THAT IT DID NOT RESULT IN ANY SCREAMING ON THE PART OF JOHN DOE, THAT JOHN DOE DID NOT APPEAR TO BE IN PAIN, THAT JOHN DOE WAS NEVER INJURED OR TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL. INSTRUCTOR FURTHER ADMITTED THERE IS NO JIU-JITSU MOVE THAT INVOLVES INSERTING FINGERS INTO ONE’S ANUS OR SELF-STIMULATING IN THAT MANNER, AND THAT THE PRACTICE SESSION S WITH D AND HIS SON NEVER INVOLVED ANY KIND OF TRASH TALK OR LANGUAGE SUCH AS “PUSSY.”

John Ullom Co-owner of Citizen Access TV and a very good concerned citizen of San Mateo County inquired about the price of the Transcripts. He learned today from San Mateo County Counsel attorney Dan Valim that the Transcripts he was interested in have been Sealed this week by Mr. Jaffer’s attorney. Why?

The readers should know there were 5 victims, 2 children, a grandfather, Police Officer and another professional. So there is 2 Child Abuse, & 1 Elder Abuse.

History: October 15, 2018 Zain Jaffer was arrested at his home in Hillsborough California at 4 AM charged with 7 felonies including Attempted Murder of his 3 year old son.

District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe was quick to dismiss the Attempted Murder Charge.

The Charges that remained up until July 2, 2018:

Charge #1 Attempted Oral Copulation or Sexual Penetration with a Child 10 years of age or younger. PC 664.288.7(b) Felony

Charge #2 Forcible Lewd Act Upon Child, PC288 (b) Felony

Charge #3 Assault by Means Likely to Produce Great Bodily Injury, PC 245 (A) Felony

Charge #4 Assault by Means Likely to Produce Great Bodily Injury, PC 245 (A) Felony

Charge #5 Child Abuse, PC 273 (A) Felony

Charge #6 Child Abuse PC 273 (A) Felony

Charge # 7 Battery Upon a Peace Officer & Designated Person, PC 243 (b) Misdemeanor

July 2, 2018 The entire Criminal case was plucked out of the legal process by San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe, Deputy Chief Karen Guidotti, Sean Gallagher, and Deputy DA Sharon Cho, Could not have been done without Hon. Judge Stephanie Garratt, a former prosecutor for Wagstaffe, approving the motion to dismiss. The entire process from arrest to entire case dismissed 8 months.

San Mateo County has Failed to protect the Children and the Elder.

The Zain Jaffer case should be audited.

Update – Here is the motion filed:

Z.J. Prelim Hearing Transcript 1

Update: 8/6/2018 The signature is that of Hon. Judge Stephanie Garratt The same judge that granted the motion to dismiss the entire case on July 2, 2018.

I was unable to determine which Judge signed this order, The Judges name and Dept should be printed below every signature. I asked the top 2 at the District Attorney’s Office to identify the Judge. Here are the e-mails

Karen Guidotti <kguidotti@smcgov.org>

To:

Michael Stogner,

Steve Wagstaffe

Sep 4 at 9:02 AM

Mr. Stogner: I do not know who signed the order. As you stated, there is no name typed below the signature, and the signature does not clearly show the judge’s name.

Karen Guidotti

From: Michael Stogner [mailto:michaelgstogner@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2018 8:03 AM
To: Karen Guidotti <kguidotti@smcgov.org>; Steve Wagstaffe <swagstaffe@smcgov.org>
Subject: Name of Judge who sealed PH of Zain Jaffer

Good morning Karen and Steve

Please tell me the name of the judge who signed the Seal order. I am unable to recognize it from my copy.

We have compared it to the entire rooster, It would be nice if the name was printed below the signature.

Thank You

Michael G. Stogner

San Mateo County News.com

SMC Judges Roster See if you can tell which Judge signed the above Court Order?

DIRECTORY OF JUDGES

Effective July 30, 2018

Hon. Susan Irene Etezadi, Presiding Judge
Department 18, Courtroom 2L
400 County Center
Redwood City, CA 94063
(650) 261-5118

Hon. Jonathan E. Karesh, Assistant Presiding Judge
Department 20, Courtroom 8C
400 County Center
Redwood City, CA 94063
(650) 261-5120

Donald J. Ayoob Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5127	Dept. 27 Courtroom 7B	Trial Judge, Appellate Judge, Grand Jury Judge
Hugo Borja Southern Court, Traffic Annex 500 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5131	Dept. 31 Courtroom D	Traffic, Small Claims and Family Support, Term Court Commissioner
Gerald J. Buchwald Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5110	Dept. 10 Courtroom 8D	Trial Judge
Danny Y. Chou Northern Court 1050 Mission Road South San Francisco (650) 261-5122	Dept. 22 Courtroom K	Preliminary Hearing Judge, Trial Judge
Clifford V. Cretan Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5106	Dept. 6 Courtroom 2K	Trial Judge
Sean P. Dabel Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5126	Dept. 26 Courtroom 6A	Family Law Judge
Leland Davis, III Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5101	Dept. 1 Courtroom 4C	Criminal Supervising Judge, Appellate Presiding Judge, Trial Judge
Marta S. Diaz Juvenile Court 222 Paul Scannell Dr. San Mateo (650) 261-5105	Dept. 5 Courtroom B	Juvenile Court Judge
Richard H. Du Bois Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5116	Dept. 16 Courtroom 7A	Trial Judge
Susan Irene Etezadi Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5118	Dept. 18 Courtroom 2L	Presiding Judge
Nancy L. Fineman Northern Court 1050 Mission Road South San Francisco (650) 261-5104	Dept. 4 Courtroom L	Preliminary Hearing Judge, Trial Judge
Jeffrey Finigan Northern Court 1050 Mission Road South San Francisco (650) 261-5124	Dept. 24 Courtroom J	Supervising Judge of the Northern Branch, Preliminary Hearing Judge, Trial Judge
Robert D Foiles Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5121	Dept. 21 Courtroom 2J	Trial Judge
Mark R. Forcum Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5108	Dept. 8 Courtroom 2H	Bridges Program Admitting and Review Judge, Pathways Mental Health Court Judge, Drug Court – Prop 36 Judge, Multiple DUI Court Judge/PC 1370 Court/ Trial Judge
Don R. Franchi Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5115	Dept. 15 Courtroom 7C	Family Law Judge
Stephanie Garratt Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5109	Dept. 9 Courtroom 2A	Criminal Presiding Judge
John “Jack” L. Grandsaert Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5111	Dept. 11 Courtroom 2D	Veterans Court Judge, Military Diversion Court Judge, Settlement Judge/Case Management Judge, Trial Judge
Susan Greenberg Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5103	Dept. 3 Courtroom 2B	Family Law Supervising Judge, Law and Motion Judge
Elizabeth M. Hill Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5112	Dept. 12 Courtroom 7D	Family Law and Domestic Violence Judge
Rachel Holt Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5132	Dept. 32 Courtroom 4A	Traffic, Small Claims and Family Support Court Commissioner
Susan Jakubowski Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5107	Dept. 7 Courtroom 4B	Trial Judge
Jonathan E. Karesh Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5120	Dept. 20 Courtroom 8C	Assistant Presiding Judge, Commissioners and ProTems Supervising Judge, Trial Judge, Bridges Program Review Judge
Elizabeth K. Lee Juvenile Court 222 Paul Scannell Dr. San Mateo (650) 261-5117	Dept. 17 Courtroom A	Juvenile Supervising Judge
Cristina Mazzei Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5133	Dept. 33 Courtroom 2M	Traffic, Small Claims and Family Support Court Commissioner
George A. Miram Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5128	Dept. 28 Courtroom 2F	Probate Judge, Lanterman – Petris – Short Act Proceedings Writs, Receivers and Preliminary Injunctions, Alternate Appellate Judge, Case Management Judge
Lisa A. Novak Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5113	Dept. 13 Courtroom 2C	Trial Judge
Joseph C. Scott Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5125	Dept. 25 Courtroom 2G	Trial Judge, Alternate Appellate Judge
V. Raymond Swope Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5123	Dept. 23 Courtroom 8A	Trial Judge, Appellate Judge
Marie S. Weiner Southern Court 400 County Center Redwood City (650) 261-5102	Dept. 2 Courtroom 2E	Supervising Judge of Civil, Case Management and ADR Programs, Complex Civil Litigation Judge

By Michael G. Stogner

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August 1, 2018 · 10:17 am

Hillsborough Police Chief Mark O’Connor comments on ex Vungle CEO Zain Jaffer’s arrest, and Status of the 2 Children.

By Mark DePaula

Town of Hillsborough, California, Police Chief Mark O’ Connor comments on the Zain Jaffer arrest October 15, 2017 at 4:00AM at his residence on Lancaster Road.

Late morning on July 27, 2018 I met with Police Chief O’Connor and Captain Davis of the Hillsborough Police Department.

It was a short but cordial meeting with these men in blue. I had 8 questions that I had asked them both, regarding the Zain Jaffer arrest that took place October 15, 2017. Chief O’Connor answered the questions with additional input from Captain Davis.

Listed below are the 8 questions and answers.

1. How many officers responded to Zain Jaffer’s Dad’s 911 call?

Answer: Three officers, one Supervisor -Sgt. Gould and two officers-all three from the Hillsborough Police Department.

2. Were they all wearing body cameras? Were the cameras on?

Answer: Yes to the body cameras–Yes, they were activated.

3. Do you have the video data from the body cameras?

Answer: Yes

4. Did Zain Jaffer assault your officers?

Answer: Yes, he spit at Sgt. Gould.

5. Where was Zain Jaffer transported to after being arrested?

Answer: San Mateo County Jail.

6. Do you stand by your 3 officers, what they witnessed and wrote in their report?

Answer: I stand by all of my officers and the actions they took during this incident.

7. Do you believe Zain Jaffer committed crimes that morning?

Answer: The responding Hillsborough Police Officers witnessed an in-progress assault. Further investigation lead to additional charges against Jaffer as two other victims were identified. Based on the investigation, there was probable cause to arrest Jaffer.

8. What is the status of Zain Jaffer’s children ?

Answer: The status of the children is being handled by the Family Law Court in San Mateo Superior Court.

Note from Michael G. Stogner

To my knowledge Mark DePaula is the only person who interviewed HPD Chief Mark O’Connor. There are 7 advertising businesses aka Newspapers in SMC. The significance of this is there were 7 Felony charges filed against Zain Jaffer and they stayed for 8 months, June 7, 2018 a meeting took place at the District Attorney’s Office which included Defense Attorneys Patrick Clancy & Daniel Olmos, Dr. Eric Wexler and Dr. George Woods. SMCDA Chief Deputy Karen Guidotti, Sean Gallagher and Sharon Cho. Three weeks after this meeting the District Attorney’s Office filed a motion to dismiss all charges, claiming Insufficient Evidence. Hon. Judge Stephanie Garrett granted that motion July 2, 2018.

Public Relations Statement

Defense Attorney Patrick Clancy‘s statement from a Public Relations piece which is going world wide.

Mr. Clancy praised the District Attorney’s office for clarifying the facts and making it clear that Mr. Jaffer is completely innocent of any sexual assault charge.

Innocent is what a JURY determines after the evidence is presented during a trial.

“Mr. Jaffer did not do anything whatsoever that could be considered sexual. He suffered an adverse reaction to medication and in the process injured some family members. It was accidental and could have happened to anyone,” Mr. Clancy said, “Thankfully, the District Attorney and his staff reviewed all the evidence and made the right decision.”

“The sexual assault charges were dismissed because they never happened.”

That statement is false according to DDA Sharon Cho “The acts that were charged we would say occurred.”

We at San Mateo County News.Com believe the Town of Hillsborough Police Officers and Chief Mark O’Connor.

Release the Body Camera Videos.

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July 28, 2018 · 10:09 am

San Mateo County’s District Attorney Office needs a Performance Audit.

D.A. Steve Wagstaffe

Zain Jaffer

Karen Guidotti

Update since this article first published Defense Attorney Patrick Clancy filed a motion to seal the Preliminary Hearing Transcripts of January 31, 2018 Motion granted by supposedly a SMC Judge. I say that because the DA doesn’t know who signed it.

Karen Guidotti <kguidotti@smcgov.org>

To:

Michael Stogner,

Steve Wagstaffe

Sep 4 at 9:02 AM

Mr. Stogner: I do not know who signed the order. As you stated, there is no name typed below the signature, and the signature does not clearly show the judge’s name.

Karen Guidotti

Good morning Karen and Steve

Please tell me the name of the judge who signed the Seal order. I am unable to recognize it from my copy.

We have compared it to the entire rooster, It would be nice if the name was printed below the signature.

Thank You

Michael G. Stogner

San Mateo County News.com

Performance Audit conducted in accordance with auditing standards promulgated by the Comptroller General of the United States.

This is not a new idea former Town of Atherton Finance Director John Johns R.I.P. made this recommendation in 2010. It was a good recommendation then and is now.

With the Zain Jaffer x Vungle CEO case 7 felonies including oral copulation of a child and assault of a Hillsborough Police Officer simply disappearing from the legal process after a private meeting between the District Attorney’s Office and Mr. Jaffer’s attorneys. DA Steve Wagstaffe believed he was guilty of these charges from day one for almost 8 months, right up until the private meeting at the District Attorney”s Office which included a presentation of the entire defense. That is what a trial is for.

Steve Wagstaffe and Karen Guidotti became the Judge and Jury in the Zain Jaffer case.

How many cases in the last 10 years has a Defense Team made a private presentation at the DA’s office?

How many of those presentations resulted in the District Attorney filing a motion to dismiss the entire case?

Judges are the last layer of Oversight for the People of California. When they see a suspicious or questionable motion from the District Attorney’s Office they should not only deny it, they should report it to the State Bar. This motion by Steve Wagstaffe and Karen Guidotti was both suspicious & questionable. Now we just have to find out Why?

Why did Hon. Judge Stephanie Garratt grant the motion to dismiss? There already was a Preliminary Hearing that determined there was enough evidence for every charge to move forward. She could have denied the motion, Wagstaffe could have tested his evidence on the Grand Jury to get an indictment if he thought his case was weak. Instead he choose to dismiss the entire case and Judge Garratt assisted him in that effort.

* Those Who Matter* email from Chief Deputy District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe, he was noticing the residents of San Mateo County that there is a special group of people above the law.

e-mail sent 4/25/07 10:20 AM

Greg and Carlos

Just a quick word of support from me as you go through a difficult time. To those who matter, your decades of outstanding work in law enforcement are all that count and your integrity is not the slightest marked by the modern media’s efforts to make a story out of a non-story. Hard as it is to think it now, remember it will be yesterday’s news and irrelevant by tomorrow.

My positive thoughts are out there for both of you.

Steve

For those readers who don’t know this e-mail was written to San Mateo County Sheriff and UnderSheriff days after they both were caught and detained as Customers of Human Trafficked Sex Slaves including at least one child. April 21, 2007 FBI Sting Operation Dollhouse, Las Vegas Nevada.

The Matthew Graves (also 30 yr. old man) case should be looked at, He was sentenced to 34 years in prison, 4 of those years are for violating a Restraining Order. This should be compared to Mr. David Bohannon being arrested twice by the Menlo Park Police Department. The second time was for violating a Restraining Order, The exact same thing Matthew Graves got 4 years in prison for. The difference is Matthew Graves got charged, tried, convicted and sentenced. Mr. Bohannon no criminal case number filed, no court appearances, no trial, extracted from the legal process.

SMDJ Article Matthews Graves

The Board of Supervisors of San Mateo County should order and pay for the Audit.

San Mateo County Supervisors contact info:

By Michael G. Stogner

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July 4, 2018 · 10:20 am

Results Certified for the June 5, 2018 Statewide Direct Primary Election

Mark Church has certified the June 5, 2018 Election results for San Mateo County.

The Sheriff Office race was an exciting one with three candidates. Mark Melville and Heinz Puschendorf both San Mateo County Sheriff Deputies and Carlos Bolanos the illegally appointed Sheriff who started his campaign over three years ago to make sure no deputy would run against him. That didn’t happen. Mark Melville told several editors including Jon Mays of the San Mateo Daily Journal in May that he watched a 3 minute video of Concerned Citizen Mark De Paula’s presentation to the Board of Supervisors on March 13, 2018. He described it as brilliant and clearly stated based on that presentation it proved that Greg Munks and Carlos Bolanos were liars. Heinz Puschendorf was a last minute write in candidate told several reporters including Dave Boyce that in 2007 when he was the President of the Deputy Sheriff Association DSA he was ordered by UnderSheriff Carlos Bolanos not to talk about or mention the FBI Human Trafficking Sting Operation Dollhouse where he was caught and detained as a customer on April 21, 2007.

Melville and Heinz were very brave to offer their services to the residents of San Mateo County. Look no further than the last write in candidate former deputy Juan P. Lopez.

Imagine what the outcome of this election would have been had Jon Mays printed the brave statement Mark Melville made in May. He and Jerry Lee didn’t think it was newsworthy, 83,500 readers didn’t know about a candidate deputy calling his boss a liar.

That is a big deal. Another big deal is that 100 voters spelled Heinz Puschendorf correctly.

To the 52,996 voters for Mark Melville, I recommend you send him your e-mail addresses so that he can keep you informed if anything bad should happen to him. Same for Mr. Puschendorf. Note Mark Melville has not conceded yet, with close to 30,000 votes in Carlos Bolanos favor 81,032.

In another race between Nancy Magee and Gary Waddell for Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Waddell conceded right away with less than 1% difference.

Magee 65,683 Waddell 64,485

For the record I believe SMC Sheriff Deputies Heinz Puschendorf and Mark Melville.

By Michael G. Stogner

Mark Church How many Ballots?

Update June 22, 2018

San Mateo County had at this time 44.3% turnout with 172,076 ballots counted.

Election Results

June 16, 2018 San Mateo County Elections Office headed by Mark Church has never published on the County’s website how many ballots it had received. Today 11 days after the election the advertising business SMDJ has published that 45,000 ballots remain to be counted. Also News that it mailed out 400,000 ballots thats about 11,000 more than the official registered voter count. Not everybody received the ballot in the mail. Former SMC Sheriff Deputy Juan P. Lopez didn’t receive his, he called to have another mailed to him and was told “NO” Go vote in person. So he did while serving on Jury Duty he went to the 555 Building after identifying himself he was told “Your Vote has been cancelled.

Also missing from the website are the Write-In candidates. This year was a Historical Election Three candidates for Sheriff, one who has been running (forever) 3 years, one for 1 year and one for a month.

The last one was the President of the Deputy Sheriff Association DSA in 2007. He has reported to several reporters that he was ordered by Carlos Bolanos not to talk about or mention Operation Dollhouse. He was the Go-To guy on April 21, 2007 He received several phone calls from Las Vegas starting at 10:15PM that night. He has helped bring out the truth about what really happened that night.

Now today we wait.

Welcome to San Mateo County

by Michael G. Stogner

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June 9, 2018 · 9:59 am

UnderSheriff Trisha Sanchez Retired.

San Mateo County UnderSheriff Trisha Sanchez has retired as of June 6, 2018. That was 30 years to the day she started with the Sheriff’s Office. She was the first woman to serve as assistant sheriff in the Sheriff’s Office 150-year history. That also just happened to be just one day after the election for Sheriff which looks like her boss Carlos Bolanos might be the elected Sheriff. There are still 70,000 votes to be counted. Trisha Sanchez was in Las Vegas on April 21, 2007 when her 2 bosses were caught and detained as customers of Human Trafficked Sex Slaves including at least one child. She was also the decoy in a Sheriff Office Prostitution Sting in Redwood City in 1993 which netted San Mateo County Manager John Maltbie as a customer.

Best of Health and Luck to Trisha Sanchez in your retirement.

by Michael G. Stogner

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Category Archives: Mark De Paula

Congresswoman Anna Eshoo – Kavanaugh Appointment.

Zain Jaffer ex Vungle CEO has Preliminary Hearing Transcripts SEALED.

Hillsborough Police Chief Mark O’Connor comments on ex Vungle CEO Zain Jaffer’s arrest, and Status of the 2 Children.

San Mateo County’s District Attorney Office needs a Performance Audit.

Results Certified for the June 5, 2018 Statewide Direct Primary Election

Mark Church How many Ballots?

UnderSheriff Trisha Sanchez Retired.

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