San Manuel Band signs law enforcement contract
Thursday, July 24, 2008
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The
San Manuel Band of Mission
Indians renewed a law enforcement services contract with the
San Bernardino
County Sheriff's Department on Wednesday.
The tribe will pay the county $1.2 million for round-the-clock service. The agreement covers six deputies, one of whom will be stationed on the reservation at all times
The county will provide a prosecutor who only deals in reservation crime. A service specialist and clerk are also part of the deal.
The tribe has been working closely with the department to address crime on the
reservation. Tribal members have been linked to the Mexican Mafia and a major
drug ring was broken up last year.
Get the Story:
Tribe renews pact with sheriff
(The San Bernardino Sun 7/24)
San Manuel, San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department renew law-enforcement pact (The Riverside Press-Enterprise 7/24)
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