Comments on: InlandPolitics: Fact Check: Can District Attorney Ramos tell the truth about anything?

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 05:32:37 +0000

Erwin, I hope your Petition gets heard in the Cal. Supreme Court. Odds are against you, so don’t be disappointed if review is not granted. You fight for all in San Bernardino County.

By: Little Stevie Wonder

Little Stevie Wonder — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 20:23:38 +0000

It’s good to know that “public integrity” and the creation of the DA’s PIU was actually someone else’s idea, because Ramos’ implementation of the unit and of the “public integrity” of local government in SBCo. has been a complete and utter scam job. I actually think the acronym PIU stands for “Protect (Gov’t.) Insiders Underneath”…and that goes right along with Mikey’s “selective prostitution” policy for government resources and enforcement.

By: Retired Teacher

Retired Teacher — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 20:08:07 +0000

I agree with Insider. I remember when the L.E.T. truancy program started in the DA’s Office. I was shocked when I read that Mr. Ramos said he started it in July 2008. The program started while Mr. Stout was the DA. I remember how I saw it working and it was good to see an elected leader in law enforcement who didn’t just want to put people in jail. He wanted to keep children in school and not on the street where they could get into trouble or be victimized. Our District received a lot of ADA as a result of his program. Thumbs up for Mr. Stout and thumbs down for Mr. Ramos.

By: DA Insider

DA Insider — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 19:54:52 +0000

I remember when Stout started the program. He assigned three deputies, one to each of the regions in the county. Ramos didn’t have anything to do with it. All you have to do is ask anyone in the office who was here ten years ago. They know Ramos is a liar. Stout wanted to have a multi pronged approach in Juvenile Justice. To go along with tougher enforcement he wanted a prevention emphasis and keeping kids in school was a way of doing it. He got the program funded with part of a huge state increase in funding for prevention programs.