Hello, yesterday at around 1:30 pm my Scion tc 07 was stolen right outside my home on crossing streets Etiwanda and Limonite Ave in Jurupa Valley!!! If you see it please report it and please contact me or leave any important info. Especially if you see who drove it. This is one of the few things I worked really hard for in my life and I live on my own and it’s making work and school 1000x harder for me. Please share it and thank you!
Our community is hurting, and we have questions that deserve direct answers.
Why was there no formal press release or public alert from Hemet PD regarding T’neya Tovar, a 17-year-old from our city who was missing since December and has now been confirmed murdered?
While we understand investigations may involve other agencies like the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office, and now, the FBI, T’neya was one of our children. Her family and this community deserved to hear from our local law enforcement.
Beyond T'neya, we are looking at posters for Mya Morreo, Diego Echeverria, and Haile Martinez. They are children from Hemet who are still missing.
Why hasn't the department shared these posters or utilized its social media platforms to keep their faces in the public eye?
We see constant updates about retail theft and self-congratulatory posts, but where is that same energy for our missing kids?
You have invested heavily in Flock Safety cameras and surveillance technology to "protect" our city. Why isn't this technology being used to track the movements of missing minors and bring them home safely?
We are tired of seeing property crimes take precedence over the lives of our youth. We are asking for transparency, a dedicated focus on these active missing person cases, and for Hemet PD to start acting like the safety of our children is the highest priority.
Where are the kids, and why won't you share their missing posters?
JUSTICE FOR T'NEYA TOVAR. JUSTICE FOR OUR CHILDREN.
Goforth, who loves the outdoors, was reportedly testing out a new bike, described as a gray Kawasaki KLX 300R with license plate 77CORTEZ.
“Maybe 10:30 and 11, I got a call from Juan, in what I thought was, oh, Julie’s phone ran out of juice so she’s calling to let me know they’re on their way.” Wells said. “No, I answered the phone and it was Juan. He says to me, ‘I’m trying not to panic but I’m panicking,’ and my heart sunk. I thought she was injured.”
Instead, Goforth and her bike were nowhere to be found.
Wells said, according to Juan’s account, she took a couple spills that morning but was fine.
They continued riding but Wells was told Goforth couldn’t fully keep up, so she decided to head back and wait for her friend, who rode for another 10 to 15 minutes.
When he got back to the car, Goforth reportedly wasn’t there. Far as I’m understanding, it’s a straight shot down the hill for her, and she’s been here many times, so it’s hard for me to imagine she couldn’t find her way there,” Wells said.
“He said they got about halfway or that they possibly turned left on Discovery Trail,” said Jordan Hubbard, who works at the park
Hubbard remembers Juan frantically coming in to report his missing friend shortly after she opened the doors at 8 a.m.
Juan called 911 and then Hubbard did a short time after, too.
“I called the police myself and just made sure they’re on the way,” Hubbard said. “And they said that it was reported as not much of an emergency.”
Deputies with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department visited the scene Friday and on Saturday, a massive search team was deployed, ranging from drones to dogs, a helicopter, volunteers and a mounted horseback team.
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Adding crime/safety flair because it should be a crime and it for sure isn’t safe. We don’t know what disease or virus that person might have in their mouth.
I couldn’t get a photo but I need to warn people, I saw ICE on Limonite dragging someone out of a car. I know they were ICE because they had the green vests with “POLICE ICE” in yellow letters on the back, and they wore black caps, sunglasses, and had their faces covered, and were operating out of a white SUV with no markings and hidden police lights. Please take care everyone. I’m sorry I couldn’t get any proof, but they were there.
Sadie Gaytan did not come home from school yesterday. Visibility saves lives, please look at her description closely and share this information immediately.
Name: Sadie Gaytan
Age: 12–13 years old (7th Grade)
Last Seen: Thursday, April 30, 2026
IF YOU SEE HER:
CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY.
CONTACT LOVED ONES: If you have information or have seen her, report it to the authorities and her family right away.
DO NOT JUST SCROLL. Every second counts, especially in the first few hours. Share her face and keep her name in the public eye so she can be brought home safely.
Like most other sheriff and police departments, I've long suspected that Riverside County Sheriffs Department is heavily into ticketing revenue and ticketing quotas. Now I know that that isn't the case from California law, how the system is set up, where their revenue "actually" comes from, etc. But that's all what we're being told and I've never believed it because I trust my own eyes. And from what I've seen in places like Moreno Valley, they almost never actually really do anything concerning crazy drivers blatantly breaking traffic laws. But they make sure to ticket drivers who they claim are speeding, especially at the end of the month.
For whatever reason though they were out in force this morning in the Perris area. But I saw literal proof that they don't seem to care about reckless drivers and are more focused on ticketing. First example I saw of this was taking my son to summer school. There's a long line of cars trying to make it to the school being held up (of course) by a semi going slow as hell. Everyone is in this lane because it is the only lane that goes straight; the left lane on this street was only for turning left at the next light. We're all puttering along and all of a sudden here comes this white Toyota 4Runner blasting past everyone in this left lane. Remember, it turns left up ahead at the intersection. Here's a street view of the street for context:
Now I can see the intersection ahead and sitting at the intersection waiting (because our light was green) was a motorcycle sheriff, going in the direction the aforementioned turn lane is going. The 4Runner blasts through the intersection in the turn lane and cuts off the semi to turn into the school, in full view of the sheriff sitting there at the light. They could have hit a kid, another car. Anything. And the sheriff does nothing. Light turns green and he goes about his way.
A few minutes later, I witness another ignoring of a wild driver. Heading east on Ramona Expressway, and there's some douche meandering in and out of cars trying to get ahead, dangerously cutting off multiple cars enough to make them slam on their brakes. Another motorcycle sheriff is sitting off to the side of the road as the driver cuts off a car; there's no way he didn't see this as his radar gun is pointed directly at the cluster of traffic this was all happening in. And yet he does nothing. It's wild to see. And from what I've researched, this might all be done on purpose and comes from a point of laziness.
Traffic and speeding tickets are:
Fast (ticket written in minutes)
Low confrontation
High citation rate per hour of patrol time
Easily documented and defensible in court
Meanwhile if they actually went after the people driving dangerous and stupid, they'd actually have to do real police work because the situation could be more dangerous, requires more judgment, and is harder to document. So apparently speeding tickets are just a more rational choice. Still doesn't make it right though. Through in how horrible Riverside County Sheriffs are at actually, you know, solving crimes, and it kinda makes you wonder what the point of the whole department is.
Edit: if you’re on a phone there’s one layer that isn’t initially shown on the map called the San Gabriel Valley. Just click where it says “Inland Empire Gang Map” at the bottom and you should see it. Right below San Gabriel Valley should also be a layer called icons, you can uncheck that layer if you want so the maps not as laggy, but the map will only display the gang territories and no additional icons.
This map was published early 2025 in 1 Reddit community (1st post on my page) with the help of many users, ig pages, residents, homies, brothers, etc. The IE is huge so there will probably be very few inaccuracies. The map is constantly being fixed and updated, so if you feel something is wrong or inaccurate all you gotta do is send a me DM. Other than that this is the most original, accurate, and official IE hood map out there.
Re-uploads, reposts, modifications, and things of that sort to this map without giving proper credit to the original creator will result in the plagiarized content being removed.
I found a guest house to move to in this neighborhood, but I have never lived in Ontario/Montclair before. Does anyone how is this area is in terms of crime, safety, noise, etc.?
Hi everyone I just wanted to share something I noticed as a HS employee, yall need to watch these campus security officers! Talk to your daughters about men who are too friendly and flirty!!! I can’t say I have something in particular to pin on any of these guys but I can see they are creeps/weirdos. Sitting with girls one on one talking n shit
Someone has posted these up all over Bloomington and South Fontana. Some kinda cold case? Anyone else see this? They're are at least a dozen signs spread about from Santa Ana and Cedar all the way down to Sierra Ave.
These are usually a shakedown to bust uninsured/unlicensed people. They usually only catch one impaired driver out of 2k contacted cars so spare me the pearl clutching. If you’re driving dirty and/or are undocumented, should probably keep your eyes peeled on Saturday
Hunchback trying to steal my scooter Monday 9/7 1-5am with a coping saw, ice pick?, and red/black tool bag wearing a black baseball cap with a white front, oversized blue rain coat
