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Racism At The Border. Mexican Cops’ Ceaseless Ambitions To Rob White U.S. Americans Run High.

Lonce Lamonte | April 1, 2020

It happened the day President Trump announced the US-Mexico border would be closed to all non-essential traffic. That was on Friday, March 20^th 2020.

When I read that on “breaking news” from the LA Times late that morning, I believed I was stuck south of the border from California on the Pacific Coast and wouldn’t be getting back to my California home turf for I didn’t know how long. This coronavirus crisis was shocking me, and now I would only be working indefinitely at any one of my four desks in my unconventional office on a hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Baja.

I was making a u-turn at a t-intersection on the Free Road along the Pacific coast. I was waiting until it was safe and clear to turn and I may have seen that municipal police patrol car pass by me as I waited. So, I waited until it was absolutely safe with no cars coming. Then, I made the turn.

As I pulled into the right lane now travelling north, I saw the municipal police car stopped... Read More

Kareem Ahmed, the CEO of Landmark, moves in high gear from the Orange County court house on February 28th 2018. photo copyright Lonce Lamonte

Prosecution Under Peril From A Formidable Defense In Landmark Medical Fraud Case In Orange County

Lonce Lamonte | March 17, 2020

The Landmark case, which is a criminal workers’ compensation fraud case, is in the Orange County Superior Court in Santa Ana still hanging in the balance on the verge of a preliminary hearing for three of the defendants connected with... Read More

Marisa Schermbeck Nelson leaves Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center on December 2nd 2016

Marisa Schermbeck Nelson Scheduled To Testify For The Prosecution In L.A. Uwaydah Case On March 27th 2020

Lonce Lamonte | March 11th, 2020

Proceedings in the Criminal Organization Munir Uwaydah case in downtown Los Angeles have been continued to Friday, March 27th 2020 at 10 am. This workers’ compensation fraud case counting hundreds of millions of dollars in fraudulent billings plus numerous patient abuses dates back to Dr. Uwaydah’s medical practice beginnings in California in the year 2001. ... Read More

Operation Car Seat

Lonce Lamonte | February 29th, 2020

Detectives from the California Department of Insurance have arrested seven suspects in the Los Angeles area on 31 felony charges of auto insurance fraud. A family-run organized auto fraud ring nicknamed Operation Car Seats allegedly filed a multiplicity of fraudulent auto insurance claims using receipts for high-end child car seats. The seats cost an average... Read More

Contra Costa undercover sting brings felony insurance fraud charges in auto body repair shops bust.

Lonce Lamonte | February 24th, 2020

To crack down on automobile insurance fraud, the California Department of Insurance, Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office and the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) conducted an undercover sting operation targeting auto body repair facilities across Contra Costa County. The operation resulted in eight felony counts of insurance fraud against four individuals, Estephanie Gonzalez-Marquez, 26, of... Read More

Sim Hoffman, M.D. leaves through the back exit of Orange County Superior Court as he looks into his cell phone. He played with his cell phone all throughout his Preliminary Hearing in September of 2015. Photo by Lonce Lamonte, all rights reserved.

Sim Hoffman, M.D.’s Trial Astonishingly Continued Once Again. Trial Now Set For May 8th 2020 In Orange County Superior Court. Radiologist Has Now Been In Court For Nine Solid Years.

Lonce Lamonte | February 7th, 2020

There comes another shocking new turn in the case of Sim Hoffman, M.D., whose case of workers’ compensation fraud in Orange County has been almost nine years in the court room and still has not yet gotten to trial. Dr. Hoffman is a radiologist. Now, the trial date has been continued once again from February... Read More

Shannon Moore-Devane and Paul Turley DC, Dr. Uwaydah Case Defendants in San Diego, Get Their Sentencing Dates Continued To June 10th 2020.

Lonce Lamonte | February 1st, 2020

Sentencings in San Diego Superior Court for defendants Shannon Moore-Devane and Paul Turley, both of Criminal Organization Munir Uwaydah notoriety, were continued from Tuesday, January 28th 2020 to Wednesday, June 10th 2020. San Diego deputy district attorney Renee Palermo suggested that the move was related to the federal court sentencing that is now set for... Read More

Bradley Dean Groscost and Felix Koltsov arrested in $20 million workers’ compensation insurance fraud and kickback scheme

Lonce Lamonte | January 28th, 2020

Bradley Dean Groscost of Westminster and Felix Koltsov of Beverly Hills self-surrendered last week to the Orange County Central Justice Center after being charged with multiple felony counts of insurance fraud, money laundering, and unlawful referrals for allegedly conspiring to bill insurers in excess of $20 million as part of a kickback referral scheme. From... Read More