carlos tapia was one of the many rank and file officers who reported complaints against the sheriff's department. the sheriff did not go into any details, but the mercury news report said tapia turned himself in on charges of felony grand theft. >> it is never easy when one of your own is involved in alleged criminal activity. these actions, while difficult, are necessary to uphold the integrity of our office and the trust of our community. >> so tapia had this to say after the sheriff's announcement on his arrest. >> i look forward to the district attorney's review of this investigation, and i'm confident i will be vindicated. >> the board of supervisors will be announcing a special board meeting to consider potential next steps. we'll be watching for the sheriff's response at this hour. >>> a former alameda county sheriff's deputy has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for the 2022 murder of a dublin couple. 25-year-old devin williams was found guilty of killing maria and venison tran in their home. williams was a sheriff deputy at the time of the murder. he left work to go to the

this will come just minutes after the sheriff announced the arrest of carlos tapia. he's the president of the san mateo county deputy sheriff's office. he was one of the many rank and file officers who reported complaints. the sheriff did not go into details. the mercury news is reporting that tapia turned himself in on charges of felony grand theft. >> no one is above the law. we are committed to accountability at every level. these actions, while difficult, are necessary to uphold the integrity of our office and the trust of our community. >> and tapia would have this to say following the announcement of his arrest. >> i will continue to faithfully and represent the interest of our union members. i look forward to the district attorney's review of this investigation, and i'm confident i will be vindicated. >> yeah, a lot going on here. the board of supervisors will be announcing a special board meeting now to consider the potential next steps. we'll be following that for you as they unfold. >>> turning to our weather now, a live look outside. we are getting a break

tapia aseguró que no será intimidado por la alguacil y calificó el arresto como una represalia, lo queue señaló que es inusual que una agencia del orden público investigue a 1 de sus propios agentes sin antes involucrar a la oficina del fiscal. tapia fue detenido sin una orden de arresto, algo que criticaron los supervisores pese a no ser ilegal. la mesa de supervisores realizará una reunión especial este miércoles para considerar pedirle al alguacil christian a corpus que abandone su puesto o buscar otras maneras de destituirla. a lo cual deberían seguir un procedimiento, ya que ella es una funcionaria electa por los residentes de ese condado en redwood city nathalie vera. noticiero telemundo 48. seguiremos pendientes de este caso, pero por lo menos mientras tanto nos vamos a napa donde detienen a una mujer tras un reporte de secuestro parental o sea, de robarse a quien sería su propio hijo biológico. le explico. y es que de acuerdo con los reportes, la madre se había llevado al niño de los brazos de su tutor legal. tras breves momentos de tensión, los agentes encontraron al niño y a

now, also today, the head of the sheriff's union, carlos tapia, was arrested for felony grand theft and theft of false pretenses. he has since been released on bond. but the sheriff held a press conference just moments before the supervisor spoke. here at the county building. the supervisors say the firing of tapia is a distraction from this report, and they believe it is another example of the retaliatory efforts of the sheriff and the department she has led. now, the report concludes by calling on the sheriff to step down and it says, quote, nothing short of new leadership will save this organization. now, the board of supervisors is set to meet tomorrow at 4:00 to discuss possible next steps. those could include things like censoring the sheriff of course, calling for her removal, which they have already done today, and even things such as bringing a charter amendment before voters here in san mateo county, which would allow them to remove the sheriff from office. i'm live in san mateo county. tim johns, abc seven news. >> okay, tim, thank you for that. in the east bay, a former alam

. >> now, the board also raised questions about the arrest of deputy carlos tapia, who you see here. he's president of the deputies union, and he was arrested on suspicion of grand theft. yesterday we also told you about that right here on the show. well, union members say it shows signs of retaliation since tapia launched complaints against the sheriff and her chief of staff. the district attorney would typically oversee such a case. >> i have been in situations where highly political things. one like this? no, because it's never happened in this county before. this is the first time we've ever had this type of a situation. >> sheriff corpus has said she will not resign because the office of sheriff is an elected position. the board of supervisors will now draft a charter amendment for voters to decide if they want to remove the sheriff from office. now we go to san francisco, and a highly anticipated moment today in the bob leeurder trial. the man accused in the killing took the stand in his own defense. nima mckinney said that he stabbed lee, but in self-defense. he told the juror

it's time course, to tapia was one of the first people to speak out about the abuse of power within the sheriff's office. >> he was then arrested for felony grand theft, current and former sheriff's office employees told kron 4 they want to speak out about the sheriff, but they now fear the same retaliation. that's true. obviously would happen to me just i was doing union protected business and i was arrested. >> we reached out to sheriff corpus, but we did not hear back in time for this report. previously. she's told us she has no plans to step down. now, meanwhile, county supervisors, they're working on a charter amendment that they could bring before voters in a special election. this march that would give them the right to fire a sheriff if they have just cause. but here in san carlos are saying they're in favor of that. i'm sara stinson reporting back to. >> taking a live look at sfo tonight where there is still a very wet tarmac. it's been a wet start starts to the thanksgiving week as tens of thousands of people head to bay area airports for their getaways kron four's dan kerman

the video is from the deputy sheriff's association showing carlos tapia turning himself in to jail on charges of theft. we are waiting for more context about these charges. tapia has been a vocal opponent of sheriff cristina corpus and took part in an internal investigation into claims of workplace harassment. his arrest comes as a new report accuses corpus and her office of engaging in retaliation against staff, while also being accused of using homophobic and racist slurs in the office. now, ahead of those details being released, corpus claims today, the arrest has nothing to do with the investigation. i will not turn a blind eye when credible evidence supports that a crime has been committed. whether it be a member of the public or a trusted member of our office, i will not be intimidated by our sheriff. i will not tolerate the sheriff's abuse of our authority and retaliation. retaliation against our union. now we are hearing from supervisors about that report. we're going to have those details are still coming out. sheriff corpus tells nbc bay area she is not resigning. our damian

tapia aseguró que no será intimidado por la alguacil y calificó el arresto como una represalia, lo quenera imparcial, aunque señaló que es inusual que una agencia del orden público investigue a 1 de sus propios agentes sin antes involucrar a la oficina del fiscal. la mesa de supervisores realizará una reunión especial hoy para considerar pedirle a la alguacil cristina corpus que abandone su puesto o buscar otras maneras de destituirla. vamos a pasar con información en stockton y condenan a un hombre a 2 años en una prisión federal por emitir más de 1300 cheques sin fondos. lo que se convirtió para el servicio postal en una pérdida total de más de 250.000 $. le comento que el sospechoso es charles dean wood, de 55 años de edad. según la investigación, el sujeto escribía cheques falsos que también robaba de varias víctimas para comprar precisamente las estampillas. en oficinas de correo de los condados sacramento y san joaquín, según lo indica la fiscalía en el condado o en la ciudad. mejor dicho, de antelope en el condado sacramento funcionarios del alguacil entregan información a los r

let's start with deputy carlos tapia. his arrest. there's a lot to unpack here. tell us that part of the story. jackson. well, it was in the middle of the day, and apparently there was a rush they needed to arrest him, and he is booked, and he is now out of custody. and he is slated to be back in court in december. jackson, this new report, 400 pages, that is pretty against the current sheriff. now, there's a lot there. could any of these be any of these claims against sheriff corpus be considered criminal? well, we talked to the district attorney, steve wagstaffe, and he said there was a lot of things in this report that were disturbing. there were weapons discussions of a silencer. there was discussions of possibly suppressing a body cam coverage, a video and so, you know, he is very anxious to make sure that whatever is in this report is properly investigated by his office and possibly even a grand jury. the county supervisors are talking about bringing in a grand jury. possibly. okay. there are a lot of different factors to this, but the bottom line is the sh

still, the san mateo county deputy sheriffs association condemned tapia's arrest, saying it had all the signs of whistleblower retaliation. >> when a member of my organization is found to that, there is substantiating evidence that shows that there was a crime that's been committed. it's not about timing. it's about doing what's right. >> sheriff corpus also claims that county executive mike callagy has a personal vendetta against her, and she says she is not resigning now because the sheriff is an elected position. the board will have to amend the charter. take it to the voters and then remove her if it passes. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> well, it's not something they're used to seeing, but a tornado touches down in an oregon town, leaving residents in shock and a lot to clean up. >> and he's a regular at the southern california dispatch center. how hudson, the fire dog is helping bring down stress levels and promising numbers released by bard. >> how riders have returned t us northwest to return to work after the end of their week long strike. >> and this story does begin t

. >> earlier in the day, the sheriff's department arrested carlos tapia, the president of the deputy sheriff's association union, on two separate charges. tapia is one of many deputies who has criticized the sheriff and her office. >> i will not be intimidated by our sheriff. i will not tolerate the sheriff's abuse of our authority and retaliation. retaliation against our union. >> while the process plays out, several san mateo county community organizers worry it's the people of the county who will suffer the most. that includes jim lawrence of fix in san mateo county, a group specifically focused on police oversight and transparency. >> san mateo county is one of the safest counties there is because we believe in our law enforcement. we trust them. there was transparency. you know, there was that relationship that we could depend on that's destroyed in one day, in one report. >> while the board of supervisors cannot fire the sheriff, they say they will consider what steps can be taken. at a meeting on wednesday in redwood city, tim johns abc seven news. >> all right, moving on. a l

. >> earlier in the day, the sheriff's department arrested carlos tapia, the president of the deputy sheriff's association union, on two separate charges. tapia is one of many deputies who has criticized the sheriff and her office. >> i will not be intimidated by our sheriff. i will not tolerate the sheriff's abuse of our authority and retaliation. retaliation against our union. >> while the process plays out, several san mateo county community organizers worry it's the people of the county who will suffer the most. that includes jim lawrence of fix in san mateo county, a group specifically focused on police oversight and transparency. >> san mateo county is one of the safest counties there is because we believe in our law enforcement. we trust them. there was transparency. you know, there was that relationship that we could depend on that's destroyed in one day, in one report. >> while the board of supervisors cannot fire the sheriff, they say they will consider what steps can be taken. at a meeting on wednesday in redwood city, tim johns abc seven news. >> all right, moving on. a l

tapia is one of many deputies who has criticized the sheriff and her office. he called his arrest retaliation against the union, and while the board of supervisors cannot fire the sheriff, they say they will consider what steps can be taken next. at today's special meeting this afternoon at 4:00, that also includes the vote of no confidence. live in redwood city. lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you. and today, the oakland board of education is expected to discuss a proposal to merge ten schools. the school is up for consideration. already share campuses, meaning the students wouldn't have to travel to another location if the proposal is approved. in a letter to the community, the superintendent said the changes will allow us to combine resources and staff to create stronger educational programs. the board will vote on the proposal next month. oakland unified is facing a projected $95 million budget deficit. >> san francisco's mayor, like daniel lowery, is sharing more about his vision for the city. he was on cnn on monday night and was

it's time for chef course tapia was one of the first people to speak out about the abuse of power within the sheriff's office. he was then arrested for felony grand theft current and former sheriff's office employees tell kron 4 they want to speak out about the sheriff, but they now fear the same retaliation. that's sure obviously would happen me just i was doing union protected business. and i was arrested. we reached out to sheriff corpus, but we did not hear back in time for this report. previously. she's told us she has no plans to step down. >>now, meanwhile, county supervisors, they're working on a charter amendment that they could bring before voters in a special election. this march that would give them the right to fire a sheriff if they have just cause. but here in san carlos are saying they're in favor of i'm sara stinson reporting back to. >>well, tonight, the north bay is dealing with the aftermath of last week's heavy storms. the storm left 2 people dead and caused widespread damage. and while the worst is over, officials are still combing through the wreckage. sonoma count

it's time for, course, to tapia was one of the first people to speak out about the abuse of power within the sheriff's office. >> he was then arrested for felony grand theft, current and former sheriff's office employees told kron 4 they want to speak out about the sheriff, but they now fear the same retaliation. that's true. obviously would happen me just i was doing union protected business and i was arrested. >> we reached out to sheriff corpus, but we did not hear back in time for this report previously. last time we chatted with her, she said she has no plans, just no plan to step down. so she says she's not going to resign again. we did not hear back from her today. now, county supervisors, they are still working on a charter amendment and that would give them the right to fire a sheriff with just cause. now, once they get this approved their goal, they're hoping to bring this to a special election and that would be brought before the voters, maybe this march. so still a lot of developments. but here in san carlos, they're saying they're in favor of it. i'm sara stinson reporting l

. >> now, also today, sheriff corpus announced that the head of the sheriff's union, carlos tapia, was arrested for felony grand theft and theft by false pretenses. he has since been released on bond. the supervisors say the firing of tapia today is a distraction from this report being released, and another example of the retaliatory actions of the sheriff's. now, tomorrow, the board of supervisors is going to meet at 4:00 to discuss possible options on how to deal with the sheriff and the release of this report. but the sheriff is expected to make remarks in the coming minutes. in response to all of these accusations. so we, of course, will have all of that info and bring it right back to you guys. but for now, i'm live in redwood city. tim johns, abc seven news. >> all right, tim, thanks very much. let's move to election news. it's official. alameda county district attorney pamela price will be recalled. she's likely to step down once the votes are certified. the race wasn't even close. here's a look at the latest vote. 64% in favor of the recall. the recall campaign wants the board

it's time for, course, to tapia was one of the first people to speak out about the abuse of power within sheriff's office. >> he was then arrested for felony grand theft, current and former sheriff's office employees told kron 4 they want to speak out about the sheriff, but they now fear the same retaliation. that's true. obviously would happen me just i was doing union protected business and i was arrested. >> we reached out to sheriff corpus, but we did not hear back in time for this report. previously. she's told us she has no plans to step down. now, meanwhile, county supervisors, they're working on a charter amendment that they could bring before voters in a special election. this march that would give them the right to fire a sheriff if they have just cause. but here in san carlos are saying they're in favor of that. i'm sara stinson reporting back to. >> a federal appeals court upheld a ruling today that allows a transgender volleyball player from san jose state university to play in the mountain west conference women's tournament. this ruling follows one of a denver judge who rej

carlos tapia turned himself in. >> i will continue to faithfully represent the interests of our union members and i look forward to the district attorney's review of this investigation. and i am confident i will be vindicated.. >> he was one of the many rank and file that had complaints against the sheriff department. they will hold a meeting to consider next steps in the wake of the report.. >>> all right, let's shift to our weather. a clear night in san francisco. get those umbrellas ready. more rain on the way. paul haggan is here with the details. >> night to enjoy a driveway day today. we need more rain. running a deficit in the water year. we have showers on the way. the next storm system sending the moisture into the pacific northwest. we will be on the fringe. every mile within the bay area your odds of getting rainfall will go down. the north bay, rain chances will spike by late morning and off and on showers likely throughout the afternoon around santa rosa, oakland, the rain chances will peak around a 50/50 chance into the afternoon. it a descent chance of a little bit of r

it's time for, course, to tapia was one of the first people to speak out about the abuse of power within the sheriff's office. >> he was then arrested for felony grand theft, current and former sheriff's office employees told kron 4 they want to speak out about the sheriff, but they now fear the same retaliation. that's true. obviously would happen me just i was doing union protected business and i was arrested. >> we reached out to sheriff corpus, but we did not hear back in time for this report. previously. she's told us she has no plans to step down. now, meanwhile, county supervisors, they're working on a charter amendment that they could bring before voters in a special election. this march that would give them the right to fire a sheriff if they have just cause. but here in san carlos are saying they're in favor of that. i'm sara stinson reporting back to. >> also in the news this morning, a man is in jail now charged with homicide after a deadly stabbing near san francisco bart station. that stabbing happened november 13th right near the embarcadero station. police say the victim

it's time for, course, to tapia was one of the first people to speak out about the abuse of power within the sheriff's office. >> he was then arrested for felony grand theft, current and former sheriff's office employees told kron 4 they want to speak out about the sheriff, but they now fear the same retaliation. that's true. obviously would happen to me just i was doing union protected business and i was arrested. >> all right. let's talk about the forecast again. we're looking live at the embarcadero. and of course, a lot of people want to know what thanksgiving will look like. and kailua is back. >> she has the answers. yes, and they're good answers. and here to tell you, we are going to have a whole different pattern happening. once we get into tomorrow. obviously today you can see the clouds all the way from half moon bay up to mount tam and down to san jose and certainly here in san francisco as well. and the cloud cover is really hanging on. but we are starting to see very big step down as far as any rain is concerned. you can see it's just a few sprinkles. as we look over the las

they called the recent arrest of the deputy, "whistle employeer retaliation. " carlos tapia was one of the deputies when has criticized the sheriff and her office. >> everyone is very tired. we are working a ton of overtime. every time we, as a union, would try to meet to approve working conditions, the administration will refuse to meet with us, happening time and time again. >> they request the report be admitted to the attorney general and for the san pa had te'o district attorney to investigate and prevent her from continuing to work in law enforcement. >>> all right, let's turn to our weather, shall we? a live look outside. this is looking north towards the golden gate bridge and marin county. a little bit of rain made way for a mix of blue skies, clouds later on in the day. and earlier some showers in the city. and boy, can you see that? had and look at that storm system. okay. there is more where that came from. and you're okay though? >> oh gosh, yeah, that's when they make fun of the california storm, you know? >> and it is early in the rainy season that will get used to that

it's time for, course, to tapia was one of the first people to speak out about the abuse of power within the sheriff' office. >> he was then arrested for felony grand theft, current and former sheriff's office employees told kron 4 they want to speak out about the sheriff, but they now fear the same retaliation. that's true. obviously would happen to me just i was doing union protected business. and i was arrested. >> we reached out to sheriff corpus, but we did not hear back in time for this report. previously. she's told us she has no plans to step down. now, meanwhile, county supervisors, they're working on a charter amendment that they could bring before voters in a special election. this march that would give them the right to fire a sheriff if they have just cause. but here in san carlos are saying they're in favor of that. i'm sara stinson reporting back to. >> 909 is the time and a nan is in jail this morning charged with homicide after a deadly stabbing near san francisco bart station. so that stabbing happened on november 13th right near the embarcadero station. we brought this

tapia is one of many deputies who has criticized the sheriff and her office. he called his arrest retaliation against the union, and while the board of supervisors cannot fire the sheriff, they say they will consider what steps can be taken at tonight's special meeting at 4:00. that does include the vote of no confidence. live in redwood city, lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you. today, the oakland board of education is expected to discuss a proposal to merge ten schools. the school is up for consideration. already share campuses, meaning the students wouldn't have to travel to another location if the proposal is approved. in a letter to the community, the superintendent said the changes will allow osd to combine resources and staff to create stronger educational programs. the board will vote on the proposal next month. oakland unified is facing a projected $95 million budget deficit. >> san francisco's mayor elect, daniel lurie, is sharing more about his vision for the city. he was on cnn monday night and was asked if he thinks progres

still, the san mateo county deputy sheriffs association condemned tapia's arrest, saying it had all the signs of whistleblower retaliation. >> when a member of my organization is found to that, there is substantiating evidence that shows that there was a crime that's been committed. it's not about timing. it's about doing what's right. >> the sheriff also claims that the county executive, mike callagy, has a personal vendetta against her, and she says she's not resigning now because the sheriff is an elected position. the county board will have to amend the charter. take it to the voters and then remove her if it's passed. >> mike, the story we will continue to follow, especially at tomorrow's meeting. lamonica peters live tonight in redwood city. lamonica, thank you for that. a former alameda county sheriff's deputy has been sentenced to 50 years to life in prison for the murder of his girlfriend and her husband. devin williams junior was found guilty in the shootings of maria tran and benson tran in their home in dublin. officials say williams used his alameda county issued service we

still, the san mateo county deputy sheriffs association condemned tapia's arrest, saying it had all the signs of whistleblower retaliation. >> when a member of my organization is found to that, there is substantiating evidence that shows that there was a crime that's been committed. it's not about timing. it's about doing what's right. >> sheriff corpus also claims that county executive mike callagy has a personal vendetta against her, and she says she is not resigning. now because the sheriff is an elected position. the board will have to amend the charter. take it to the voters and then remove her if it passe. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> the alameda county sheriff says seven current members of the sheriff's office are on leave after the district attorney filed felony charges against them in connection with the death of an inmate. the criminal charges come nearly three years after the death of 45 year old maurice monk. charges were also filed against two former members of the sheriff's office. a doctor and a nurse. ktvu was the first to report on conditions at the santa rita

it's time for, course, to tapia was one of the first people to speak out about the abuse of power withinn arrested for felony grand theft, current and former sheriff's office employees told kron 4 they want to speak out about the sheriff, but they now fear the same retaliation. that's true. obviously would happen to me just i was doing union protected business. and i was arrested. >> as student at santa clara university was killed when he was hit by a car. his family is now asking for help in covering his funeral costs. the 18 year-old student campus pope was riding his bike to class when he was hit. this was last thursday happened on el camino real in front of the university's athletic complex. the driver did wait for help to arrive and is helping investigators at this point. drugs and alcohol are not expected to be factors. the funeral is set for next monday. >> for your health, the first case of a new form of m-pox has been discovered in san mateo county. health officials say it was discovered after that person traveled internationally kron four's rob nesbit reports. >> there is not m

it's time for, course, to tapia was one of the first people to speak out about the abuse of power within the sheriff's office. >> he was then arrested for felony grand theft, current and former sheriff's office employees told kron 4 they want to speak out about the sheriff, but they now fear the same retaliation. that's true. obviously would happen to me just i was doing union protected business. and i was arrested. >> we reached out to sheriff corpus, but we did not hear back in time for this report. previously. she's told us she has no plans to step down. now, meanwhile, county supervisors, they're working on a charter amendment that they could bring before voters in a special election. this march that would give them the right to fire a sheriff if they have just cause. but here in san carlos are saying they're in favor of that. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> well, 8 or 9 is the time and a man is in jail this morning charged with homicide after a deadly stabbing near san francisco bart station. it's 7 happening on november. 13th is right near the embarcadero station. police

it's time for, course, to tapia was one of the first people to speak out about the abuse of power within the sheriff's office. >> he was then arrested for felony grand theft, current and former sheriff's office employees told kron 4 they want to speak out about the sheriff, but they now fear the same retaliation. that's true. obviously would happen me just i was doing union protected business and i was arrested. >> we reached out to sheriff corpus, but we did not hear back in time for this report. previously. she's told us she has no plans to step down. now, meanwhile, county supervisors, they're working on a charter amendment that they could bring before voters in a special election. this march that would give them the right to fire a sheriff if they have just cause. but here in san carlos are saying they're in favor of that. i'm sara stinson reporting back to. >> a colorado judge is allowing the entire san jose state women's volleyball team to compete in the mountain west conference championships this week. there was a quest made by before this ruling to block one of the players on the

it's time for, course, to tapia was one of the first people to speak out about the abuse of power within the sheriff's office. >> he was then arrested for felony grand theft, current and former sheriff's office employees told kron 4 they want to speak out about the sheriff, but they now fear the same retaliation. that's true. obviously would happen me just i was doing union protected business. and i was arrested. >> i'm sara stinson reporting back to. sheriff corpus did release a statement which says i'm moving forward with the restructured leadership team. >> assistant sheriffs together with the under sheriff dan per a will lead with a renewed focus restoring internal and external relationships while driving forward. our strategic initiatives calls for my resignation not only undermine the will of the voters, but also pose a threat to the independence of the office. i urge the board of supervisors to honor the principles of due process and uphold the integrity of the county charter rather than pursuing amendments that road democratic accountability resigning from my position or really q

it's time for, course, to tapia was one of the first people to speak out about the abuse of power within the sheriff's office. >> he was then arrested for felony grand theft, current and former sheriff's office employees told kron 4 they want to speak out about the sheriff, but they now fear the same retaliation. that's true. obviously would happen me just i was doing union protected business. and i was arrested. >> we reached out to sheriff corpus, but we did not hear back in time for this report. previously. she's told us she has no plans to step down. now, meanwhile, county supervisors, they're working on a charter amendment that they could bring before voters in a special election. this march that would give them the right to fire a sheriff if they have just cause. but here in san carlos are saying they're in favor of that. i'm sara stinson reporting back to. >> new this morning, a student at santa clara university was killed when he was hit by a car last week announce family. they need help covering his funeral costs. eighteen-year-old student cup highest pope was riding his bicycle

it's time for, course, to tapia was one of the first people to speak out about the abuse of power within the sheriff's office. >> he was then arrested for felony grand theft, current and former sheriff's office employees told kron 4 they want to speak out about the sheriff, but they now fear the same retaliation. that's true. obviously would happen to me just i was doing union protected business and i was arrested. >> we reached out to sheriff corpus, but we did not hear back in time for this report. previously. she's told us she has no plans to step down. now, meanwhile, county supervisors, they're working on a charter amendment that they could bring before voters in a special election. this march that would give them the right to fire a sheriff if they have just cause. but here in san carlos are saying they're in favor of that. i'm sara stinson reporting back to. >> 704 is the time and a man is in jail this morning charged with homicide after a deadly stabbing near san francisco bart station. so that stabbing happened back on november. 13th near the embarcadero station. police say the

she spoke about the arrest of deputy carlos tapia. the union claimed the arrest was whistleblower retaliation. the sheriff denies that. about 30 minutes ago, the sheriff wrapped up her second news conference of the day, calling that independent report against her slander. no one will call me a racist or a homophobe. these are people who have a vendetta against me. i am disgusted at how low these people will go. okay, that was about 35 minutes ago. joining us now is san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. sheriff, thanks for being with us. a 400 page report alleging that you used racial slurs and sent homophobic text messages. is this something that's being made up? this is one person who has a vendetta against me that is saying this. not once have i ever used a racist slur or a homophobic term. i that is not me. and this is really disgusting behavior. this inquiry that was done by no means was independent. there are 40 people that were interviewed and what i can tell you is that members of other members of my organization reached o

. >> the unnamed officer reportedly leaving after he was asked to arrest carlos tapia, president of the deputies union and critic of the sheriff. >> i will not tolerate the sheriff's abuse of authority and retaliation. retaliation against our union. >> it all follows a tumultuous week in the department after a months long investigation dropped tuesday accusing corpus of abuse of power. having an inappropriate relationship with her chief of staff, victor i, and j, as well as using racist and homophobic language. >> well, it's disappointing, but the matter has been referred to the district attorney's office. it's in the process of being referred to the attorney general's office. i have every it's being referred to the civil grand jury. i have every faith and confidence that as this continues, sheriff corpus will be put under oath and be asked to answer these questions. >> in a statement, the department tells abc news that it does not comment on personnel matters, but that sheriff corpus thanks fox for his service to the community and wishes him luck. she denies all wrongdoing. i and j tel

carlos tapia was among those who filed public complaints about victor only earlier this year. the supervisor said it was highly irregular for the department to arrest one of its own, saying it would typically be handled by the district attorney's office. an update now on the death of inmate maurice monk at the santa rita jail. the alameda county district attorney's office has filed felony charges now against nine sheriff's deputies. a doctor, as well as a nurse for felony elder or or dependent adult abuse. three deputies also face additional charges of falsifying documents. the criminal charges come nearly three years after the death of 45 year old maurice monk. video shows staff putting food and medicine into his cell, but no one checked on him for 3 or 4 days. >> i'm happy that it's going through a criminal process because individuals play their role, play their part in killing maurice monk. so therefore you have to be accountable for what you have done. >> monk's children received a $7 million civil settlement. alameda county sheriff yesenia sanchez told ktvu by email on sa

. >> at carlos tapia, he is the president of depbty sheriffs association and he was arrested for felony grand theft. >> and a lot of people are saying this is a complete example of retaliation because he has been one of the people speaking out about corpus about a lot of the things in the department and now he has been arrested. he turned himself in and he said yesterday to us, he said i will not be, you know, taken down like this. i'm not going to be intimidated, but this is an exact exact example of what people are going through. but enough people spoke out for this report to come out and a lot of the supervisors wanted to thank the former employees, the current employees who did speak out against corpus. but i do have to reiterate corpus saying that none of this is true. she even calls some of the racist and homophobic text messages in the report fabricated. but again, supervisors say that would be very farfetched. they said that they respect. judge cordell just said she's respected not only here locally, but also nationally and they do not believe that there's any chance this could

its president carlos tapia, was arrested by the sheriff tuesday for felony grand theft after he surrendered. no one. >> is above the law and we are committed to accountability at every level. supervisors say this is another example of retaliation christina corpus is decision to rest. essay. president carlos has all the earmarks of whistleblower retaliation. i will not be intimated by our sheriff. >> i will not tolerate the sheriffs abuse of our 40 the district attorney steve wagstaffe says he will be reviewing this case just like any other. >> and to make sure. >> above all that my office is not used by any side for political purposes. the board of supervisors will meet wednesday afternoon to see if they want to formally asked the sheriff to resign. but as you heard, she has no plans to do so. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in redwood city. back to you. >> a high surf advisory is in effect through tomorrow morning for beaches along the coast. waves expected to reach up to 15 feet. officials are advising the public to stay out of the water completely. keep your pets on a leash. and if you are

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diego tapia, carlos gÓmez, giovanni arellano y jesÚs arteaga.ndice de homicidios violentos y donde la violencia no habÍa alcanzado a sus habitantes. el gobernador de ese estado asegurÓ que no va a permitir que la violencia se apodere de su territorio. escuchemos. >> en querÉtaro no vamos a permitir contaminarnos de lo que estÁ ocurriendo en otras partes de la repÚblica. aquÍ pueden suceder cosas, pero siempre vamos a responder. vamos a hacer un pero. >> lamentablemente esta violencia ya contagia a varios estados. en solo una semana ha habido ataques violentos en guerrero, sinaloa. esta masacre de querÉtaro y esta madrugada en un bar de cuautitlÁn izcalli en el estado de mÉxico, un comando armado matÓ a seis personas. aÍi las cosas, en mÉxico. regreso con ustedes. >> muchas gracias por ese informe y estaremos al pendiente de esto y la violencia que al parecer afecta a otros estados del paÍs. >> gracias isa. >> los incendios forestales siguen golpeando varios estados del paÍs debido a la sequÍa y las altas temperaturas. >> dos factores que avivan

deputies arrested carlos tapia for alleged theft.s the president of the deputy union and a critic of sheriff corpus. the union claims his arrest was retaliation. i will not be intimidated by our sheriff. i will not tolerate the sheriff's abuse of our authority and retaliation against our union. the case now goes to the district attorney's office, but supervisors questioned the timing of it. it looks like a sideshow to divert attention from this. and frankly, it's an example of the type of retaliatory retaliatory culture that we're. that this investigation was founded upon to investigate. is it unusual that an investigation is done into a sheriff's deputy that isn't done by your office? that's unusual. yes. as for the report, sheriff corpus did not speak with retired judge ladoris cordell, who conducted the independent investigation. the way that her email was framed, i have. you can either talk to me wednesday, thursday or friday between the hours of three and 5 p.m. and that was it. did you give her other time frame? i told her that

the country, but mainly his democratic both that he is going to do things in a fashion that is very tapia, which is non conventional. and it's actually bringing people that are not as loyal to him as flashes. loyalty punched their loyalty to him, but who are also coming from the private sector or from from different backgrounds but again, he believes are capable of do the job there's to pull the thoughts here really quick. one is that he nominated gates to get gates out of the trouble that he was potentially facing if this house ethics report was released. but the 2nd leader, people were saying, you know, he's giving up the names because he thinks these people aren't being dictated. and like, yeah, okay, they want to check out so sort of agenda again to the enemy. read us. always good to get your thoughts and you analysis. we know. thank you very much for talking to us. thank you. thank you there. and the police and present level to used for my president, jeff, both in are a pressing a crew 2 years ago and a cool phase indictment investigate disabled. it's in our and 36 others planned a v

tonight, carlos tapia, the president of san mateo county deputy sheriffs association, was listening andoping to get support from san carlos city council. obviously, ladoris cordell report. had a lot of stuff in there. that's gross. and it's stuff that we don't want to we can't have a person like that in office. the city of san carlos has had a partnership with the sheriff's office since 2010. so council members say it was important to include this on the agenda tonight. for me, i've seen enough. i believe it is time for her to at least acknowledge the damage that is being done to the county in terms of public safety, public trust and confidence, and the county's treasury and resign immediately. i'm also concerned about the well-being of those working for our sheriff's office, and i do think that change is needed. we reached out to sheriff corpus office for a response to this vote tonight. we did not hear back, but today the sheriff did launch a new community newsletter, and it's saying transparency and information sharing are essential pieces for building trust within the community in s

it's president carlos tapia was arrested by the sheriff tuesday for felony grand after he surrendered. no one is above the law and we are committed to accountability at every level. supervisors say this is another example of retaliation christina korbe says decision to rest essay. president carlos has all the earmarks of whistleblower retaliation. i will not be intimated by our sheriff. >>i will not tolerate the sheriffs abuse of our 40 the district attorney steve wagstaffe says he will be reviewing this case just like any other and to make sure. >>above all that my office is not used by any side. >>for political purposes, the board of supervisors will meet wednesday afternoon to see if they want to formally asked the sheriff to resign. but as you heard, she has no plans to do so. i'm sara stinson reporting in redwood city. back to you. >>a former alameda county deputy has been sentenced to 50 years to life for the murder of a couple in dublin. devon williams was found guilty of killing the couple with it. alameda county issued gun back in 2022, according to the evidence, one of the v

its president carlos tapia, was arrested by the sheriff tuesday for felony grand theft after he surrendered. no one. >> is above the law and we are committed to accountability at every level. supervisors say this is another example of retaliation christina corpus is decision to rest. essay. president carlos has all the earmarks of whistleblower retaliation. i will not be intimated by our sheriff. >> i will not tolerate the sheriffs abuse of our 40 the district attorney steve wagstaffe says he will be reviewing this case just like any other. >> and to make sure. >> above all that my office is not used by any side for political purposes. >> the board of supervisors will meet tomorrow afternoon to decide if they want to formally ask corpus to resign. but as you heard, she has no plan to do so. i'm sara stinson reporting live in redwood city. back to you. >> thank you. new at 10, a former alameda county deputy has been sentenced to 50 years to life for the murder of a couple in dublin. devon williams was found guilty of killing the couple with this alameda county issued gun back in 2022, accord

. >> when she arrested deputy carlos tapia, the union president, the dsa and o s s. >> believe that this situation is intolerable and must be handled quickly. the union gathered before the board meeting also demanding her resignation. supervisors say with her still in office. >> many fear the same could happen to them. there are both administrative and sworn law enforcement officers who are in fear of retaliation. >> and are actively experiencing retaliation and they go out every day and the public to protect other people's lives and face danger. >> and they're afraid from within their organization. what could happen to them? it's incredibly unsettling. >> and while the board is asking the sheriff to resign, they can't maker. however, this isn't the supervisors. they did passed 2 resolutions, giving them some options to have her removed, including handing this report over to a civil grand jury. now this could lead to a child, but it would take some time. the board also wants to ask voters to give them the authority to fire. and sheriff, if they get some kind of finding like they did in t

army brigadier general and author of the phalanx claude general anthony tapia, good to see you, thankor being here, your reaction to the cease-fire deal. >> yes, ma'am this is the trump affect so hezbollah knows that they have a month and a half or so to get their affairs in order because president trump will open the spigot to israel of all the arms shipments at the biden administration has been checking out for political purposes. they also no maximum pressure welcome back on iran and whose their sugar daddy in the arms flow and support from iran will trickle down very quickly under the trump administration coming in was great security team like michael waltz as a national security advisor. very hawkish with the president coming soon to the middle east one that puts iran on his heels and hezbollah necessarily has to take this deal is the last best chance to negotiate some kind of video before israel is able to come unto demolish so much as a van in the south with thomas and this allows israel to turn its attention back to hamas and finish cleaning up that mess and destroying that te

its president carlos tapia, was arrested by the sheriff tuesday for felony grand theft after he surrendered. no one. >> is above the law and we are committed to accountability at every level. supervisors say this is another example of retaliation christina corpus is decision to rest. essay. president carlos has all the earmarks of whistleblower retaliation. i will not be intimated by our sheriff. >> i will not tolerate the sheriffs abuse of our 40 the district attorney steve wagstaffe says he will be reviewing this case just like any other. >> and to make sure. >> above all that my office is not used by any side for political purposes. the board of supervisors will meet wednesday afternoon to see if they want to formally ask the sheriff to resign. but as you heard, she has no plans to do so. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in redwood city. back to you. >> a former alameda county sheriff's deputy is sentenced to 50 years to life in prison for the murder of a couple in dublin. devon williams was found guilty of killing the couple with his county-issued service weapon in 2022, according to court

. >> when she arrested deputy carlos tapia, the union president, the dsa and o s s. >> believe that thison is intolerable and must be handled quickly. the union gathered before the board meeting also demanding her resignation. sulervisors say with her still in office. >> many fear the same could happen to them. there are both administrative and sworn law enforcement officers who are in fear of retaliation. >> and are actively experiencing retaliation and they go out every day and the public to protect other people's lives and face danger. >> and they're afraid from within their organization. what could happen to them? >> well, the board is asking the sheriff to resign. they can't maker. however, supervisors did passed 2 resolutions that give them some options to get her removed. for now, i'm sara stinson reporting in san mateo county. back to you. >> oakland police are investigating a shooting near the coliseum that killed one person wednesday afternoon marking the first homicide in that city in more than a month. officers say that it happened near 71st avenue and hamilton street. the vi

its president carlos tapia, was arrested by the sheriff tuesday for felony grand theft after he surrendered. no one. >> is above the law and we are committed to accountability at every level. supervisors say this is another example of retaliation christina corpus is decision to rest. essay. president carlos has all the earmarks of whistleblower retaliation. i will not be intimated by our sheriff. >> i will not tolerate the sheriffs abuse of our 40 the district attorney steve wagstaffe says he will be reviewing this case just like any other. >> and to make sure. >> above all that my office is not used by any side for political purposes. the board of supervisors will meet wednesday afternoon to see if they want to formally ask the sheriff to resign. but as you heard, she has no plans to do so. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in redwood city. back to you. >> it's 10, 0, 9, and the california highway patrol has found a man dead on highway 2.80, in san jose. the officers went out to the 2.80 connector with t around 11 o'clock last night because it was a call. someone said they saw a body in the ro