Glendale City Jail

Actor Kiefer Sutherland was sentenced Wednesday to 48 days in the Glendale city jail in connection with a misdemeanor drunk driving charge and began serving his sentence the same day. Sutherland, 40, also was ordered to spend five years on probation, complete an 18-month alcohol program and six months of weekly therapy sessions, and pay a $510 fine. "There will be no early release and no good time work time.

Actor Kiefer Sutherland was sentenced Wednesday to 48 days in the Glendale city jail in connection with a misdemeanor drunk driving charge and began serving his sentence the same day. Sutherland, 40, also was ordered to spend five years on probation, complete an 18-month alcohol program and six months of weekly therapy sessions, and pay a $510 fine. "There will be no early release and no good time work time.

Former NBA standout Sidney Moncrief has been arrested after allegedly hitting a man with a golf club at his automobile dealership in Glendale, Ariz., police said. Moncrief, 34, was booked into Glendale City Jail on suspicion of one count of aggravated assault.

A California Highway Patrol dispatcher killed his former girlfriend, stuffed her remains into a cardboard box, dumped it in a ravine and set a fire to hide the evidence, Glendale police alleged Friday. Anthony Roy Shivers Sr., 29, of Studio City, was being held in the Glendale city jail Friday on suspicion of murdering Jeanette Cohen, 28, of Glendale, who was reported missing Monday by family members. Shivers has not confessed to any crime, nor has he been charged, Glendale police spokesman Chahe Keuroghelian said.

A nine-year Glendale city employee who allegedly stole $50,000 worth of electronic equipment from the city is scheduled to appear for a preliminary hearing July 21 in Glendale Municipal Court. Gerald Paul Darby, 42, was arrested last week after a monthlong police investigation following a tip from the facilities manager in the Communications Services Section where Darby worked.

A 19-year-old murder suspect died in a Glendale City Jail cell in what police believe was a suicide by hanging, officials said Thursday. David Giovanni Calix of Glendale was pronounced dead at 5:31 p.m. Wednesday, about 10 hours after he was arrested on suspicion of murder, said Glendale Police Sgt. Lief Nicolaisen. A community services officer on routine patrol of the jail discovered Calix, who was alone in his cell, hanging from a noose fashioned from his clothing, Nicolaisen said.

A former Glendale religious store owner was sentenced Thursday to three months in jail for possessing child pornography. Robert Emmerson White, 47, of Glendale was sentenced by Glendale Municipal Judge Barbara Lee Burke, who declined to follow the recommendation of three years probation in a pre-sentence report. White--a registered sex offender from a 1987 lewd conduct case--was also told to serve the recommended probation term, 100 hours of community service and seek psychiatric counseling.

A former Glendale religious store owner has surrendered to court officials to begin a three-month jail sentence for possessing illegal child pornography at his home, a prosecutor said. Robert Emerson White, 47, appeared before Glendale Municipal Judge Barbara Lee Burke, who two weeks ago ordered him to serve the term in the Glendale City Jail. The former owner of A Gift Box, 114 S. Louise St., was found guilty April 1 of misdemeanor possession of prohibited material.

Glendale police Friday arrested a man suspected of taking part in the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old youth in a gang-related, drive-by shooting in Glendale last month. Jose Onfre Carrillo, 23, was arrested at 8:30 a.m. at a Levitz furniture store in Los Angeles, where he worked, Glendale police spokesman Dean Durand said. Durand said Carrillo lives in Los Angeles. The victim was shot as he walked east on Chevy Chase Drive near San Fernando Road with two friends about 2:40 p.m. April 26. Police said the group was reportedly leaving Chevy Chase Park in Los Angeles, where they had been involved in a gang-related fight.

An increase in anti-Semitic vandalism throughout Glendale since a recent visit to the city by avowed racist and convicted church-bomber J. D. Stoner has prompted Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich to press for investigations by city and county officials. In a statement issued before a Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday, Antonovich said Stoner's visit to Glendale "apparently has triggered a series of anti-Semitic acts of vandalism."

A nine-year Glendale city employee who allegedly stole $50,000 worth of electronic equipment from the city is scheduled to appear for a preliminary hearing July 21 in Glendale Municipal Court. Gerald Paul Darby, 42, was arrested last week after a monthlong police investigation following a tip from the facilities manager in the Communications Services Section where Darby worked.

A 19-year-old murder suspect died in a Glendale City Jail cell in what police believe was a suicide by hanging, officials said Thursday. David Giovanni Calix of Glendale was pronounced dead at 5:31 p.m. Wednesday, about 10 hours after he was arrested on suspicion of murder, said Glendale Police Sgt. Lief Nicolaisen. A community services officer on routine patrol of the jail discovered Calix, who was alone in his cell, hanging from a noose fashioned from his clothing, Nicolaisen said.

A former Glendale religious store owner has surrendered to court officials to begin a three-month jail sentence for possessing illegal child pornography at his home, a prosecutor said. Robert Emerson White, 47, appeared before Glendale Municipal Judge Barbara Lee Burke, who two weeks ago ordered him to serve the term in the Glendale City Jail. The former owner of A Gift Box, 114 S. Louise St., was found guilty April 1 of misdemeanor possession of prohibited material.

A former Glendale religious store owner was sentenced Thursday to three months in jail for possessing child pornography. Robert Emmerson White, 47, of Glendale was sentenced by Glendale Municipal Judge Barbara Lee Burke, who declined to follow the recommendation of three years probation in a pre-sentence report. White--a registered sex offender from a 1987 lewd conduct case--was also told to serve the recommended probation term, 100 hours of community service and seek psychiatric counseling.

Former NBA standout Sidney Moncrief has been arrested after allegedly hitting a man with a golf club at his automobile dealership in Glendale, Ariz., police said. Moncrief, 34, was booked into Glendale City Jail on suspicion of one count of aggravated assault.

Glendale police Friday arrested a man suspected of taking part in the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old youth in a gang-related, drive-by shooting in Glendale last month. Jose Onfre Carrillo, 23, was arrested at 8:30 a.m. at a Levitz furniture store in Los Angeles, where he worked, Glendale police spokesman Dean Durand said. Durand said Carrillo lives in Los Angeles. The victim was shot as he walked east on Chevy Chase Drive near San Fernando Road with two friends about 2:40 p.m. April 26. Police said the group was reportedly leaving Chevy Chase Park in Los Angeles, where they had been involved in a gang-related fight.

A California Highway Patrol dispatcher killed his former girlfriend, stuffed her remains into a cardboard box, dumped it in a ravine and set a fire to hide the evidence, Glendale police alleged Friday. Anthony Roy Shivers Sr., 29, of Studio City, was being held in the Glendale city jail Friday on suspicion of murdering Jeanette Cohen, 28, of Glendale, who was reported missing Monday by family members. Shivers has not confessed to any crime, nor has he been charged, Glendale police spokesman Chahe Keuroghelian said.

Inmates at the Glendale city jail didn't just pay their debt to society 2012. They also paid about $96,000 to stay at the facility. For $85 a day, prisoners sleep in separate quarters from other inmates, have access to phones, showers and day-room areas. But they still must perform laundry and janitorial tasks inside the jail. They get two cold meals and one hot meal a day. The pay-to-stay program generated $96,475 in 2012, up from $67,995 in 2011, according to Glendale Police Department reports.

An increase in anti-Semitic vandalism throughout Glendale since a recent visit to the city by avowed racist and convicted church-bomber J. D. Stoner has prompted Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich to press for investigations by city and county officials. In a statement issued before a Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday, Antonovich said Stoner's visit to Glendale "apparently has triggered a series of anti-Semitic acts of vandalism."