Details of Trisha Denise “Mimi” Meyer’s surrender were not immediately released. Meyer, 40, of Houston, is scheduled to make her initial court appearance at 1 p.m. in federal court in Riverside, prosecutors said.
Riverside County prosecutors are scrambling to re- file complaints and submit motions challenging judges’ decisions to dismiss hundreds of criminal cases countywide, in what District Attorney Mike Hestrin said Monday is fast becoming a “public safety crisis.”
Two 13-year-old students remained in custody at Juvenile Hall Friday following their arrests in connection with a handgun that was taken to Toro Canyon Middle School this week.
Matos said that a male juvenile and documented street gang member was also arrested with the three on suspicion of possessing a non-serialized firearm, a loaded firearm, ammunition, high-capacity magazines and a California non-compliant firearm.
Thermal schools were back in session Thursday after a pair of students were detained when a handgun was discovered to have been taken to Toro Canyon Middle School, which prompted the evacuation of three schools.
