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Brothers plead not guilty in alleged Niles Street baseball bat attack
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crime13h ago

Brothers plead not guilty in alleged Niles Street baseball bat attack

  • Two Bakersfield brothers pleaded not guilty to charges including attempted murder in a Niles Street baseball bat attack.
  • The incident on Niles Street involved a man who asked the drivers to slow down, prompting a confrontation with a baseball bat.
  • Police say portions of the offense were videotaped and show the suspect striking the victim and the vehicle.
  • The victims were taken to a hospital for non-life-threatening injuries after the attack.
  • Both suspects appeared in court and were held without bail, with a next hearing scheduled for May 8.
  • The alleged assailants are Juan Morales and Isaias Morales, both of Bakersfield.
  • The case centers on alleged reckless driving and a confrontation after a request to slow down.
  • The incident occurred on Niles Street in Bakersfield, Kern County, California.
  • The victims’ injuries were non-life-threatening, according to police.
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news.westernu.edu
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health3h ago

WesternU College of Health Sciences host aspiring health professionals from Bakersfield College | WesternU News

  • WesternU welcomed about 25 Bakersfield College students for a campus visit focused on health career pathways.
  • The MSMS program was highlighted as a key pathway during the visit by college leaders and current students.
  • The collaboration builds on Bakersfield College’s AMP Pathway and aims to guide students toward WesternU programs.
  • BC students were encouraged to prepare early for exams and prerequisites.
  • MSMS students shared experiences about growth and public speaking.
  • Dean Grayson emphasized creating pathways to expand access and cultivate humanism in care.
  • The event underscored WesternU’s partnership with Bakersfield College to guide students toward health careers.
  • The event highlighted Pre-Medical Pathway links to CSU Bakersfield and WesternU.
  • Attendees received advice on admissions and personal statements from current MSMS students.
  • The visit reinforced WesternU’s mission to mentor students toward health care careers.
  • The visit included discussion on teamwork and collaboration in future clinical work.
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