News article about Topo City and the Raiders.

dstrm300 wrote:RIALTO A police captain's son is suspected of joining in gang-related shootings that wounded a man and sprayed an occupied house with bullets. Chief Ray Farmer said Tuesday. "We do have a police officer's son in jail, Farmer said of Jeff Greek, 19-year-old son ofCapt Phil Greek, who heads the department's administrative bureau. The teenager and 19-year-old Colby Gilbreath were arrested Sunday in connection with shootings that began at 11 p.m. Saturday with the wounding of 20 year old. Greek and Gilbreath were booked for investigation of shooting at an occupied building, assault with a deadly weapon and conspiracy. "When an electrician's son or a plumber's son is picked up by the police, it never makes headlines," the chief said. "But when a police officer's son is involved . . . it's graphically pointed out." That's a heavy burden for police. Farmer said. "It's hard enough to deal with that as a parent without having to deal with it in the public arena. "But . . . this is being treated as any other incident Nothing changes just because there's an officer's son involved." members of the I.E. Mob," Farmer said. "That's a loose group of Blacks, Whites and Orientals." I.E. Mob, a splinter faction of the Inland Empire's regional Blood gang, is unusual because its membership crosses racial lines. This weekend's violence pitted I.E. Mob against a Latino group called North Side Rialto, a group responsible for much of the graffiti and gunfire in north Rialto, authorities say. With four shooting sites and many witnesses, detectives are still pinning down details and seeking at least one other suspect Farmer said. year-old Ramond Roman of Rialto at a party in the 1300 block of North Olive Street Roman was treated for a leg wound and released. Within hours, three other shootings occurred in north Rialto, including one that peppered a house in the 700 block of Boh-nert Avenue. Prosecutors hadn't decided by Tuesday whether to Tile criminal charges against Greek and Gilbreath. It's unclear whether Greek fired any of the shots or was merely present during the shootings, officials said. "Those two (suspects) are purported