Top stories of the week:A local restaurant stays open after car crash and ex-deputy’s ammo charges and rape counts kept separate.

We take a look at some of the biggest stories of the week. This
week: A local restaurant stays open after car crash and ex-deputy’s
ammo charges and rape counts kept separate.
1. Miyako stays open after car crashed into store front

Miyako restaurant remains open after a car smashed into the store front last week.

“It is lucky no customers were here,” says owner Eddy Hoang, who adds that the accident.

A window was shattered and a large flowerbed made of brick was smashed in the accident, which also caused significant damage to the front door.

Read the

b2. Ex-deputy’s ammo charges, rape counts kept separate /b

A judge has ruled that ammunition charges against former sheriff’s Sgt. Mike Rodrigues will stand and that those allegations, along with other charges including a new rape allegation, are set for a preliminary hearing Dec. 8.

As of now, the weapons, ammunition and restraining order violation charges will be kept separate from the accusations of four rape counts.

Read the a href=”http://www.freelancenews.com/news/250730-ex-deputys-ammo-charges-rape-counts-kept-separate”target=blank”>full story.