During a routine probation check in Needles, California, sheriff's deputies apprehended a felon for illegal possession of ammunition, as detailed in an announcement by the San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner Department. The incident occurred on the sunny morning of Thursday, June 20, just past 11 a.m., on the 1500 block of Front Street, suggesting even amid the stark clarity of daylight, the shadows of past deeds persist lingering.
The suspect, identified as 37-year-old Bobby Dillashaw, found himself in violation of Penal Code 30305(A)(1) – possession of said ammunition, and PC 1203.2(A) – a breach of probation terms. The probationary encounter, teaming deputies from the Colorado River Station with San Bernardino County Probation officers, unearthed ammunition within the confines of what Dillashaw might have considered a sanctuary from the legal repercussions of prior transgressions.
Upon discovery, Dillashaw was ousted from the supposed safety of his abode and taken to the local jail, where he sits with bail set at a hefty $50,000. He faces the judiciary once again, a locus all too familiar for some, where he will answer for the newly mounted allegations against him.
According to the Sheriff-Coroner Department's website, the authorities are actively calling on the community for any tendrils of insight that might be out there. Individuals who hold pieces of this puzzle are encouraged to reach out to Detective T. Preston at the Colorado River Station or undertake the more cryptic route of the We-Tip Hotline. Engagement from the public could untangle the why and how that enshroud such cases in mystery, fortifying the bulwark of community-driven justice with each revelation.
Anyone with relevant information concerning the case is urged to contact Detective T. Preston of the Colorado River Station / Needles Police Department at (760) 326-9200. For the individuals preferring a veil of anonymity, tipping off through the We-Tip Hotline at 1-800-78-CRIME or the accompanying website might be the preferred course.
