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And of course, big storm tonight, tomorrow, heavy rain.

They've already told people in Montecito up there in Santa Barbara County to leave.

Other areas of being evacuated as well ahead of the heavy rainfall.

Well, we now have the opportunity to talk to the Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco,

who's been in the news concerning the death of one of his deputies.

Back on December 29th, Isaiah Cordero did a traffic stop.

The creep that was driving the car was William Shea McKay, who's a three-strike felon,

already convicted of the third strike, but was awaiting sentencing.

Obviously, he was going to appeal.

He acted at his own lawyer, apparently.

Anyway, he shot Deputy Cordero, took took off they eventually tracked him down and killed him by questions now as to why he was a free man on

that day the the blame goes to the san bernardino county superior court judge carra hudson she's the one

who let him out on bail, even after she personally convicted him of the third

strike.

He didn't want a jury trial.

So Kara Hudson judged it, made the decision that he was guilty, and then let him go free

on bail.

This is what the three strikes laws were about.

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