Cantu was largely unaware of the basis for the charges and hadn’t seen a copy of the police report Wednesday, but adamantly denied any instances of wrong doing on his client’s part. Instead of answering detailed questions about the charges, Greer directed all questions to his attorney, Arthur Cantu, who he retained Wednesday after being informed of the charges by the Free Lance. Greer denies any wrong doing and was unaware Wednesday he had been charged. In layman’s terms, it’s someone’s rap sheet, he said. The CLETS system is a statewide database that law enforcement agencies use to instantly access someone’s criminal history, including prior arrests, acquittals and violations, Sarsfield said.
San Benito County Communications dispatcher Jeffrey Horan and B & C Towing owner Paul Greer each face up to three years in prison if convicted of one felony and one misdemeanor charge of using the California Law Enforcement Telecommunications System criminal database illegally, according to District Attorney John Sarsfield. Hollister – The San Benito County District Attorney’s Office charged a 911 dispatcher and local tow-truck operator Tuesday with illegally using criminal records to bolster a small claims court case. Using criminal records to bolster a small claims court case. The San Benito County District Attorney’s Office charged a 911ĭispatcher and local tow-truck operator Tuesday with illegally
