Modesto, CA – As Halloween 2011 approaches, Modesto county law enforcement officials are gearing up for conducting increased patrols and DUI checkpoints throughout the holiday weekend.

As part of this effort, the Modesto Police Department has confirmed that they will conduct a sobriety checkpoint this Friday, October 28 and Saturday, October 29.

According to, Modesto police Lt. Scott Blom, “There isn’t a Halloween costume clever enough to hide an impaired driver who has made the poor decision to get behind the wheel.” Bloom goes on to say, ““Whether you’ve had one too many or way too many, it is just not worth the risk. Remember, Buzzed Driving is Drunk Driving.”

If you’re out celebrating, be sure to appoint a designated driver and travel safely. Happy Halloween from All-Pro!

For more information: http://www.drunkdrivingfacts.net/checkpoints/modesto-california-halloween-weekend-dui-saturation-patrols-scheduled-friday-october-28-and-saturday-october-29-2011

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The Los Angeles Police Department has transferred the Bryan Stow Dodger Stadium beating investigation from their division detectives to their elite Robert Homicide Division (RHD), who handles more high-profile cases.

Giovanni Ramierz was arrested as a suspect in the case over two weeks ago; he has yet to be charged with connection to the beating. Prosecutors are in need of more evidence before charging Ramirez. Ramirez even under went a polygraph test, but those results have not been released.

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All-Pro Bail Bonds recognized four outstanding members of their staffs for the most recent quarter in the April 2011 company newsletter. At each of the 15 All-Pro Bail Bonds office locations the employees take the time to vote on the best bail agent and non-bail agent employees for the previous quarter. This award serves to honor those members of the All-Pro team who go above and beyond and inspire their fellow employees.

Agent of the Quarter of the Southern Region is Erika Struzzieri. Erika is located at the San Diego branch office. She is one of All-Pro Bail Bonds most experienced agents. Clients often call or come into the San Diego All-Pro office requesting Erika.

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The Los Angeles Police Department formally arrested a suspect in the Bryan Stow case on Sunday, 5/22, afternoon. LAPD raided and initially arrested the suspect, Giovanni Ramirez, 31, at an apartment in East Hollywood. They spent several hours questioning Ramirez, which eventually led to his formal arrest.

Ramirez was booked on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. The police are considering the deadly weapon to be his foot, since he is accused of kicking Stow while he was unconscious on the ground. Ramirez is being held on a $1-million bail.

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Nearly two months ago a Giants fan, Bryan Stow, who was wearing a Giants jersey, was violently attacked and nearly beaten to death at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, CA. On Thursday, May 19th Stow finally opened his eyes, but still remains in critical condition.

Doctor’s report that they are uncertain about Stow’s long-term recovery, but are being aggressive in his treatment. It will take weeks before they have a better understanding of the level of brain damage that has been caused.

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All-Pro Bail Bonds strives to provide excellent management in each of their offices throughout the state of California. To uphold and improve their management, All-Pro Bail Bonds held a Branch Manger Conference at the beginning of the year.

The conference took place in Modesto, CA and hosted an outside speaker from Skillpath Seminar Group. The theme of the conference was “Excelling as a Manager or Supervisor.” This conference gave all of the All-Pro Bail Bonds branch managers designated time to develop and strengthen their leadership skills. The branch managers were also able to ask questions about their integral role as leaders in the bail bond industry and workforce.

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All-Pro Bail Bonds strives to offer quality and professional bail bond services and is continuing to achieve this by holding quarterly agent training sessions. The most recent training session was this past February. The main goal of the All-Pro training sessions was to strengthen the agent’s understanding of All-Pro’s Mission, Vision and Principles and put these core components into action.

The main exercise of February’s training session was to have each bail agent listen to themselves on past live bail calls. This allowed each agent the opportunity to evaluate themselves and how the client responded to their tone, verbiage, and temperament. The exercise has already proven a success as the agent’s are using the feedback and the ideas they received to better serve the clients of All-Pro Bail Bonds.

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All-Pro Bail Bonds is committed to supporting charities and community services throughout California. Recently, several members of All-Pro attended the Chinese New Year Celebration and fundraiser for Promises 2 Kids (P2K) in San Diego. P2K is a non-profit organization that benefits abused and foster children in San Diego. The All-Pro team supports the positive outreach to these children to help better their lives.

Sports and athletic activities are a great part of the community to be involved in. All-Pro supports the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC) Women’s Golf Team. Claims Manager at All-Pro, Susan Shapiro, is the Assistant Coach for UCSC Women’s Basketball Team and was involved in putting together a golf group to play in a match sponsoring the UCSC Women’s Golf Team. Gary Cates and Jeff Dougherty led the All-Pro Bail Bonds team around the Pasatiempo Golf Course.

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In Los Angeles, CA, violence broke out among fans at the San Francisco Giants vs. Los Angeles Dodgers baseball game. A Giants fan, wearing a Giants jersey, was nearly beaten to death outside Dodger Stadium on March 31. Sources state that he was hospitalized after the brutal attack, in a coma for a week, and he may suffer brain damage.

A similar incident occurred in Oakland, CA, outside Oracle Arena between fans of the Golden State Warriors and the Los Angeles Lakers. The Lakers fan, wearing a Kobe Bryant jersey, was taunted during and after the game. Three Warriors fans violently confronted him after the game, breaking his jaw.

Many are concerned about the violence that has occurred with sports fans recently. Sports psychologists say there is more aggressive acting out by athletes on the field lately and this is being mirrored in the behaviors of the fans. Aggression has turned opposing fans violent toward one another, resulting in serious injuries.

For more information, visit http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/04/07/eveningnews/main20051902.shtml and http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2011/04/11/lakers-fan-assaulted-after-game-at-oaklands-oracle-arena/.