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Sheriff Deputies Attacked by Incarcerated Subjects at Monterey County Jail on March 17

 

On Sunday night, March 17 at 6 pm 2 Monterey County Sheriff deputies entered a K-Block housing unit of the Monterey County Jail, after they were advised of an incarcerated person tattooing another incarcerated person.  This is a violation of Monterey County Jail rules. Upon contacting one of the incarcerated persons, he began to back up and push away from both Deputies. Without warning 4 more incarcerated persons rushed in and surrounded the Deputies and began to repeatedly hit them with closed fists.  During the attack one of the incarcerated persons took a Deputy’s baton and began to repeatedly hit the deputy in the head and back. Multiple additional deputies responded to the housing unit and began to order the incarcerated persons to the ground. During this time, one of the incarcerated persons threw the baton which had been taken from a deputy which struck another Deputies causing injury. A short time later, order was restored to the housing unit. The housing unit was searched, and narcotics were located.  

2 of the injured Deputies were transported via ambulance, and 1 was transported via a patrol vehicle to be treated at a local area hospital for serious injuries sustained in the attack. All 3 of the Deputies were later released from the hospital and are recovering from their injuries. 

The following incarcerated subjects will be facing additional charges listed below:


Rodriguez, Mario A.,

PC 664/187(a) Attempted Murder, Felony, Bail: $2,140,000.0

PC 182(A)(1) Conspiracy to Commit Crime, Felony

PC 186.22(a) Participate in Criminal Street Gang Activity, Felony

PC 245(c) Assault with a Deadly Weapon (not firearm), Felony

PC 148(b) Take Non-Firearm from Peace Officer, Felony

PC 243(d) Battery w/Serious Bodily Injury, Felony


Valdez, Joey  

PC 664/187(a) Attempted Murder, Felony, Bail: $2,140,000.0

PC 182(A)(1) Conspiracy to Commit Crime, Felony

PC 186.22(a) Participate in Criminal Street Gang Activity, Felony

PC 245(c) Assault with a Deadly Weapon (not firearm), Felony

PC 243(d) Battery w/Serious Bodily Injury, Felony



Villareal, Adam  

PC 664/187(a) Attempted Murder, Felony, Bail: $2,140,000.0

PC 182(A)(1) Conspiracy to Commit Crime, Felony

PC 186.22(a) Participate in Criminal Street Gang Activity, Felony

PC 245(c) Assault with a Deadly Weapon (not firearm), Felony

PC 243(d) Battery w/Serious Bodily Injury, Felony


Solorio, Justin M. 

PC 664/187(a) Attempted Murder, Felony, Bail: $2,140,000.0

PC 182(A)(1) Conspiracy to Commit Crime, Felony

PC 186.22(a) Participate in Criminal Street Gang Activity, Felony

PC 245(c) Assault with a Deadly Weapon (not firearm), Felony

PC 243(d) Battery w/Serious Bodily Injury, Felony

HS 11351 Possession of Narcotics for Sale, Felony


Mejia, Jose A.  

PC 148(a)(1) Obstruct/Resist Peace Officer, Misdemeanor

HS 11377(a) Possession of a Controlled Substance, Misdemeanor

PC 664/187(a) Attempted Murder, Felony, Bail: $2,140,000.0

PC 182(A)(1) Conspiracy to Commit Crime, Felony

PC 186.22(a) Participate in Criminal Street Gang Activity, Felony

PC 245(c) Assault with a Deadly Weapon (not firearm), Felony

PC 243(d) Battery w/Serious Bodily Injury, Felony


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