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Shasta sheriff’s office gave information to ICE

Shasta sheriff’s office gave information to ICE

Does that violate state law?
This story was first published by Shasta Scout as part of American Community Media’s Aqui Estamos immigration reporting collaboration. REDDING — The Shasta County Sheriff’s Office gave information about seven jail inmates to Immigration and Customs Enforcement in 2025, the most that’s been shared since the agency was required to publicly announce cooperation with ICE almost a decade ago. The …

Last Monday

I want a different sort of police force, one better educated and temperamentally more diverse. One way, namely mine, to get that better police force is to require at least a bachelor’s degree in the humanities, since mainly humans are involved.

Anthony Peyton Porter

For the kind of money we pay cops we deserve more than just the training we pay for.  And I’d require a master’s degree to carry a gun.

Last Monday runs the last Monday of the month. Read Anthony Peyton Porter’s today’s “Hot Takes” here.

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Reader Comments

Apr 28
“What our police force “needs” is civilian oversight.”
George Gold on Last Monday
Apr 28
“Thank you Anthony; interesting information and observations. Our police force certainly needs more de-escalation training than such expensive equipment.”
Charles Withuhn on Last Monday
Apr 27
“Hot take (and I know not everyone will agree): what we’re seeing in places like Chico isn’t just a ‘rent problem’ anymore it’s a long-running, self-reinforcing street ecosystem that has become its…”
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