Norco

And this morning, he was out with the Damosheks at Crespi, spreading the high school football love.

He was a Norco.

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And speaking of turning a civilian area into a war zone, let's look at a case where the escalation of violence caused a plan to collapse into total anarchy.

The Norco shootout of May 1980 in Norco, California.

This is a case study in escalation.

This started as a simple bank robbery.

Hey, we do have some weather out there, and I just noticed there's a pretty big cell.

It's raining about an inch an hour, and it's just located actually north of Irvine, northeast of Irvine, Santa Ana, Villa Park, going into Norco, and even up to Grand Terrace.

There's a whole line of storms there that by 7.05 a.m. in 15 minutes a little less than 15 minutes um your belinda villa park tustin irvine that there's a a cell coming through there that might be pretty strong so you gotta be aware of that

john had a football game for uh for um beckman high school and it just got shut down due to lightning oh really it was moving into the area yeah

That was when police made the statement two days ago.

Police then executed search warrants at several residences and identified a second 15-year-old suspect, a student at nearby Norco High.

She was also arrested.

The Norco student had previously attended Corona High, and the Corona Norco Unified School District said in a statement, the evidence obtained shows the two suspects had spent several months researching school shootings and how they could carry out a potential attack at Corona High at an unspecified future date.

They talked about how they would obtain weapons.

They were unable to do so yet, so no weapons were found during the searches.

This incident serves as a stark reminder they say that threats exist, but collaborative and swift action by the community, schools, and law enforcement is what protects our kids.

Now, no student has been allowed back on campus.

Two 15 year old girls are under arrest for allegedly planning a shooting at Corona High School.

Police say the students from Corona High and Norco High spent months researching past attacks and discussing how to get weapons.

They hadn't been able to get any weapons and none were located during law enforcement searches.

And a rally was held outside Long Beach City Hall last night to demand justice for man detained by ICE.

Corona High School.

In fact, this is where one of those girls went to school, who's now behind bars.

The other girl went to Norco High School.

Police say that these two girls were discussing and talking and even planning how to carry out this alleged attack.

And I more of something to do.

When we left Huntington Beach, we moved to Norco, California, which is considered Horsetown, USA.

And my parents had for Southern California, a big property about, I think it was at the biggest, about 11 acres and had a big barn and a lot of horses.

And that's just work.

Tim's farm kid, he knows.

And so when there were like things that I could sign up to do that would take me out of work, I would do them.

So when you went to Norco, were you still close enough to the beach? I don't mind my geography area of California.

You weren't close enough to the beach? No,

Um, the inmates were- weren't the problem at all.

And then at the very end, I got a gig, um, going back to vocational instruction over at, um, Norco Community College.

I mean, Norco, um, CRC, uh, California, uh, Corrections in, um, Norco.

And I worked that for my l- my, uh, last 18 months of working for CalPERS before I retired.

So I have two pensions, one with, um, CalPERS and one with the, uh, Local 440, so.