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Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
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Eight teenage boys from El Centro picked up by Brawley police at 2 a.m. for biking; certified to juvenile court despite judge's doubt over charge, as no law against riding around. Eldest, Jesus Gonzales, 18, soon entering service.
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BRAWLEY IN EARLY MORN
BRAWLEY—Eight teen-age boys from El Centro were not enjoying an early morning ride on the Brawley streets they had taken Monday.
With their five bicycles they were picked up at 2 a.m. coasting along this city's streets.
Police Judge Jack Miller's court decided that they should be certified to the juvenile court for investigation . . . But the charge is the item that puzzles the judge.
"They claimed to have been "just riding around, and there is no law against that," said the judge.
Jesus Gonzales, 18, who will enter the service in the near future was the eldest of the group.
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Brawley
Event Date
Monday
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certified to the juvenile court for investigation
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Eight teen-age boys from El Centro were picked up at 2 a.m. coasting along Brawley streets with their five bicycles. Police Judge Jack Miller's court decided they should be certified to the juvenile court for investigation, but the charge puzzles the judge as they claimed to have been just riding around and there is no law against that. Jesus Gonzales, 18, was the eldest of the group.