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A deputy and a police officer were arrested on domestic violence charges after an apparent physical dispute, according to Sheriff’s Department arrest records.

Kristi and Theresa Nielsen were arrested on separate charges Monday night after an apparent assault between the two.

Read complete story [HERE].

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16 Comments

  1. Jon Real says:

    Seriously…. what does their jobs have anything to do with the shameful arrest? Oh I know why… because no one will read your story if you don’t add Law Enforment to it…

    Do you report on the hundreds of others arrested and their employment? Sure don’t!

    Domestic violence is no joke… and it shouldn’t ever be acceptable to do… but to add their jobs! Shameful

    Shameful reporting

    • John Robbins says:

      I bet these pigs have arrested others for the same charge, lock ’em up.

      • Katy says:

        My my aren’t special with you name calling. You’re probably one of the first to call the police when someone insults or bugs you.

    • Jon Real says:

      John Robbins these “pigs” I’m sure have… what’s your point? No one said anything to discount that domestic violence is acceptable. Read paragraph 3 here in my thread.

      But clearly you’re just trolling to create more issues then they are and has zero to do with their job and their own departments!

      Sadly truth is everyone has faults and make mistakes… but to go into the point. Bring up someone’s employment when it has nothing to do with the issue at hand… is shameful reporting. Only to draw people to read something that happens to many people and where you wouldn’t read normally.

    • Eric Baker says:

      You make it sound like this is no big deal, and it happens all the time..

    • Jon Real says:

      Eric Baker I don’t make it sound like no big deal… you must be a liberal to twist it to how you want to hear it. Clearly you miss the whole point!

    • John Bell says:

      I believe what Jon is trying to say is this……….domestic violence as horrible a crime as it is, happens regularly and frequently. Why are those cases not reported in the news?
      It is shameful that the only reason this was put in the paper is because of the two subjects his titles. If they weren’t in law enforcement you wouldn’t be reading about it.

  2. El Rey says:

    Enough of this Cop on Sheriff violence.

  3. Randy Ray says:

    Someone is in for a tongue lashing later!

  4. Travis Levy says:

    Most of our news feeds here in SCV will state what the arrested people does for a living. This story is just like the rest we read. What’s nice to see is that those who uphold the law are not above the law. They are just like you and I . We put our shoes on one foot at a time. They’ll have a day in court and we can only hope no corners will be cut due to what they do for a living .

  5. John Foley says:

    Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, except two women scorned.

  6. You all should be ashamed, dragging their jobs into this. Can’t wait until one of your staff get busted for what ever.

  7. SCVLoves says:

    I’m a trump supporter and I approve this message.

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