HESPERIA, CALIFORNIA POLICE MISCONDUCT ATTORNEY

Hesperia Police Misconduct Attorney Jerry L. Steering has been suing the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department since the Mid-1980s, and has no plans to stop doing so anytime soon. 

DON’T LET THE POLICE AND THE PROSECUTORS SHIFT THE BLAME FROM THEM TO YOU, FOR THEIR BEATING YOU AND FALSELY ARRESTED YOU. CALL (949) 474-1849.

The Sheriff’s Department Deputies in the High Desert area of San Bernardino County are brutal and routinely frame their victims (i.e. the suspect struck my knuckles with his chin). Don’t be another one of their victims. Don’t let them get away with it, by getting paid for what the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department did, or are presently doing, to you. Call Police Misconduct Attorney Jerry L. Steering to sue the police, and/or to defend the bogus criminal case being maliciously prosecuted against you.

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Jerry L. Steering, is a Specialist & Expert Police Misconduct Attorney, who sues the police and defends bogus “resistance offense” criminal cases that are procured by the police officers who beat-you-up, to shift the blame from them to you for their having to beat you and take you to jail. Adelanto, California, is rife with Deputy Sheriff’s who actually enjoy beating-up innocents for any verbal challenge by you of their authority to detain you, or make you prone-out on the street, or to handcuff you. It’s called “contempt of cop”, and it happens every day in every town in the USA.

Since the supervisors of High Desert Stations (i.e. Victorville, Apple Valley, Hesperia, Adelanto, etc.) are usually encouraging terrorizing the locals, no one is watching the watchman in the High Desert. The City of Hesperia are no exception. The deputies there are just as cruel, corrupt and brutal as their fellow deputies throughout San Bernardino County.

DON’T STAY THE VICTIM; BE THE VICTOR.

If you are the victim of police misconduct and/or are being criminally prosecuted for a bogus criminal offense to shift the blame from the police to you, we can help.

Photo of Innocent man beaten and falsely arrested for contempt of cop

What To Do If You Have Been Beaten-Up or Falsely Arrested By The Police.

Call (949) 474-1849; jerrysteering@yahoo.com

Defending bogus Criminal Cases and Suing Police Officers for Violating your Constitutional Rights since 1984 for Excessive Force,  Police Brutality, False Arrest, Malicious Prosecution, K-9 Maulings, Police Beatings and Shootings and Wrongful Death, Concealing or Destroying Evidence and Retaliation. Tel: (949) 474-1849.

POLICE BRUTALITY IN HESPERIA AND THROUGHOUT THE HIGH DESERT.

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For whatever reason, police brutality in the Victor Valley has gone off of the charts. The City of Apple Valley, California (Population 70,700), is the hotbed these days for crazed cops, who apparently really take great pleasure in shooting innocents, and beating and false arresting their “prey.” The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department contracts with the City of Hesperia for their police services, and if your a fan of outrageous police shootings, beating and false arrest, Hesperia is the place for you.

In 2015 these violent crazed deputies of the High Desert were caught on video recording viciously beating a man named Francis Pusok who literally attempted to escape from them on horseback.

There was a Sheriff’s Department helicopter that was flying over the foot pursuit by the deputies so when the news helicopter was flying over the Sheriff’s Department helicopter the deputies didn’t know that the news helicopter was there. As a result the deputies carried on their vicious and brutal attack of Mr. Pusok, such as the deputy seen literally kicking the surrendering suspect directly in his testicles. See, “DA files charges against 3 deputies in Francis Pusok beating“. Had the news helicopter not been there and secreted by the noise of the Sheriff’s Department chopper, Mr. Pusok would have been charged with at least violation of Cal. Penal Code Section 69; using force and violence to prevent / attempt to prevent public officer from performing duty of their office (See, “Cal. Penal Code Section 69; The Hammer Of Oppression – Police Misconduct Attorney“); standard operating procedure for the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department.

SOME COPS REALLY DO ENJOY BEATING AND FALSELY ARRESTING THOSE WHO CHALLENGE THEIR AUTHORITY, OR WHO FAIL THE ATTITUDE TEST.

These deputies know that when they beat, torture or even kill civilians, even totally innocent ones, that San Bernardino County District Attorney Mike Ramos will prosecute their victims with some sort of “resistance offense” to beat them down (i.e. the financial costs and emotional toll of having to defend oneself on bogus criminal charges) to take a plea that will preclude the victim of police abuse from successfully suing the deputies for their constitutional violations. See, “”The “Contempt of Cop Game”; How Well Can You Play?“”. On May 15, 2013 District Attorney Ramos stated as much; that his office will not be dismissed any cases involving “Crimes Against Peace Officers” (“CAPO”) (See, “San Bernardino County DA Launches New Unit For Crimes Against Police Officers“).

Here are a few examples of several of the false arrest / excessive force cases that Mr. Steering has had against San Bernardino County:

Morgan v. County of San Bernardino, U.S. Dist. Court, Cent. Dist. of Cal. (Riverside), (1996), $714,000.00 jury verdict (included compromised attorney’s fees) for excessive force and false arrest during search warrant execution in Apple Valley, California;

Darr v. County of San Bernardino, U.S. Dist. Court Cent. Dist. of Cal. (Riverside)(2000), $50,000.00 settlement for violation of first amendment right to freedom of association;

Austin v. County of San Bernardino, U.S. District Court, Central District of California (2002), $500,000.00 jury verdict for false arrest and excessive force;

Lopez v. County of San Bernardino, U.S. Dist. Court Cent. Dist. of Cal. (Riverside) (2002), $50,000.00 settlement for racially motivated battery;

Miller v. City of San Bernardino, et al, U.S. Dist. Court Cent. Dist. of Cal. (Riverside) (2003), $35,000.00 settlement for unlawful detention;

Calderon v. County of San Bernardino, U.S. Dist. Court, Central Dist. of Cal. (Riverside)(2003), $115,000.00 settlement for false arrest and illegal search;

Arroyo v. City of San Bernardino, U.S. Dist. Court, Central Dist. of Cal. (Riverside)(2004), $125,000.00 settlement for unreasonable seizure of person;

Ford v. County of San Bernardino, (2007), $80,000.00 settlement for excessive force;

Garcia v. County of San Bernardino, U.S. District Court – Riverside (2008), $95,000.00 settlement for failure to protect inmate at Glen Helen Jail;

Diaz v. County of San Bernardino, et al., United States District Court – Riverside (2008), $49,999.00 settlement for excessive force;

In re Jane Doe v. County of San Bernardino, et al., (2008), $290,000.00 settlement (prior to filing lawsuit) for sexually motivated mistreatment of arrestee;

Grasso v. County of San Bernardino, et al. (2009), $180,000.00 settlement for unreasonable force / infliction of emotional distress;

Aubry v. County of San Bernardino, et al, U.S. Dist. Court (LA) (2012), $325,000.00 settlement for the use of unreasonable force and for false arrest;

Trent v. County of San Bernardino, U.S. District Court (Riverside) (2013); $600,000.00 settlement for unreasonable force and unlawful seizure of person;

Jones v. County of San Bernardino, U.S. District Court (Los Angeles) 2017; $170,000.00 settlement for unreasonable seizure of person;

Scott v. County of San Bernardino; U.S. District Court (Riverside) 2018 (See, Published 9th Circuit Court of Appeals Opinion, David Scott v. County of San Bernardino, et al.; Case Number 16-55518 (filed September 10, 2018).