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Between January 26 and January 30, 2026, The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department participated in Operation Reclaim & Rebuild. Operation Reclaim and Rebuild is a multi-agency statewide initiative…

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Between January 26 and January 30, 2026, The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s...

Between January 26 and January 30, 2026, The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department participated in Operation Reclaim & Rebuild. Operation Reclaim and Rebuild is a multi-agency statewide initiative that focuses on rescuing victims of sexual slavery and human trafficking, identifying and arresting their captors, and disrupting demand for sex trafficked victims. Human Trafficking Investigators from the Gangs/Narcotics Division oversaw the county-wide operation in conjunction with San Bernardino Police Department, California Highway Patrol, San Bernardino County Probation Department, Homeland Security Investigations, The Federal Bureau of Investigations, and local victim advocacy partners.

Over the one-week period, investigators, made 44 arrests throughout San Bernardino County for solicitation of prostitution and Pimping/Pandering. Services and resources were provided to ten rescued victims. The operation targeted online and street prostitution.

The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department’s goal in this operation was to not only arrest individuals involved in solicitation, but to identify victims and provide those victims with resources.

San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department seeks to disrupt and dismantle sex trafficking rings operating within San Bernardino County and will aggressively identify, pursue, and apprehend those who seek to exploit these vulnerable victims. Through proactive enforcement operations, Human Trafficking Investigators diligently work to reduce future demand for sex trafficking by identifying and arresting sex buyers and rescuing those forced into sexual servitude.

Anyone wishing to report activities related to human trafficking to the San Bernardino County Human Trafficking Task Force, can do so by directly by calling (909) 387-8400 or by email at humantrafficking@sbcsd.org. Anyone wishing to remain anonymous may contact We-Tip at 1-888-78-CRIME or you may leave information on the WE-Tip Hotline at www.wetip.com, or the National Human Trafficking Resource Center Hotline at (888) 373-7888

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10:32 AM18m agoCrimePURSUIT — AV Mall parking lot — Deputy pulled behind a stolen……white 99 Suburban in mall parking lot — vehicle took off when patrol car was seen — additional units enroute code 3 UPDATE: westbound Rancho Vista at 35 mph UPDATE 2: in neighborhood south of Rancho Vista UPDATE 3: crashed onto wall in the 1400 Block of Windsor Place — driver and passenger foot bailing UPDATE 4: female passnger in custody UPDATE 5: suspect hiding in backyard on Windsor — male black adult, no shirt, black du rag, and black backpack UPDATE 6: hopped wall and is running across Rancho Vista UPDATE 7: in mall parking lot UPDATE 8: suspect ran into new gym in mall parking lot at 1335 Rancho Vista Blvd — female passenger stated suspect has a gun in his backpack UPDATE 9: deputies evacuating employees out of gym UPDATE 10: search team making entry into gym UPDATE 11: suspect being detained at gunpoint in men's restroom inside gym UPDATE 12: suspect in custody request FD for suspect only9:50 AM1h agoCrimeSignificant Sentencing Update 🚨⚖️ This morning, Pablo Garcia Perez was sentenced to……three consecutive terms of life without the possibility of parole, plus an additional three years in state prison. The sentence follows Perez's May 18th conviction when a jury found him guilty of six felony counts, including: Forcible Sodomy of a Victim under 14 years of Age, Aggravated Kidnapping with the intent to Rape, Exhibiting Harmful Matter to a Minor, Possession of Child Pornography, Forcible Lewd Touching of a Child, and Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child. The case was prosecuted by Deputy DA David L. Eller. On October 12, 2022, the victim reported sexual abuse by a family member, Perez, that began in 2021. The child reported that Perez would lie to the victim about where he was going to take her, in order to get the child in his car. Perez would subsequently drive her to rural areas surrounding Arvin and would engage in multiple forcible sex acts with her. Additionally, the victim revealed that Perez had threatened to kidnap her if she refused to engage in sex acts with him or reported his crimes to her mother or other adults. Perez repeatedly used threats to solicit nude photographs from the victim, exhibited pornography to the victim, and sent inappropriate photos of his genitalia to her via his cell phone. The subsequent law enforcement investigation and medical examinations confirmed the victim’s report. Additionally, after being confronted with substantial evidence from his own cell phone, Perez admitted to many of the crimes he committed. Today's sentence reflects the gravity of Perez's crimes and ensures he will be held accountable for the rest of his life9:03 AM1h ago211CrimePalmdaleAvenue J and Sierra Highway — victims purse stolen by force —……suspect is a male black adult wearing black hat, no shirt, and black shorts — sheriff enroute code 3
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