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Car Careens Into Goleta’s Pet House

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By Tyler Hayden Verified
| Santa Barbara Independent Verified
The Toyota Corolla came to rest deep inside the shop | Credit: John Palminteri Three days after a car crashed through the front entryway of a Montecito toy store, another errant vehicle barreled its way into a Goleta pet shop. No injuries were reported in either incident. Emergency crews responded just before 7 a.m. Thursday to the Calle Real Shopping Center, where a Toyota Corolla was lodged deep inside the sales floor of Pet House.
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Inmate Walks Away from Minimum-Security Lompoc Prison Camp

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By Tyler Hayden Verified
| Santa Barbara Independent Verified
Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Lompoc II | Credit: Courtesy Omar Briceno-Quijano | Credit: Federal Bureau of Prisons Officials with Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Lompoc II ― a low-security federal prison located just north of the Lompoc Flower Fields ― announced that one of their inmates was discovered missing Thursday afternoon and remains unaccounted for.
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Santa Barbara Jury Hits UCSB Police Department with $3.3 Million Verdict

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By Tyler Hayden Verified
| Santa Barbara Independent Verified
A smorgasbord of lawsuits filed against the UCSB Police Department by current and former officers has finally been resolved, with a Santa Barbara jury last week awarding three of those officers a combined $3.3 million in damages.
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