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DBSC Jail-n-Bail Thank You & Pictures

January 2009

All of us at DBSC, including staff and board members, would like to give every one of our Jail-N-Bail Prisoners and volunteers, even the Police, a heartfelt THANK YOU for participating in the first annual DBSC Jail-N-Bail Fundraiser.

DBSC was able to raise just over $11,000 this year to fund our SSP Program. We truly appreciate all the contributions from donors and sponsors. Also, thanks to Lori Matsukawa for the brief clip in her KING 5 news broadcast.  Many thanks to all that were involved, with your generous hearts we are proud to say this was a huge success and we look forward to your involvement again next year.

Please continue to check our website for any upcoming fundraising events in the near future!

Click here to read about the details of this event

Lori Matsukawa from King 5 News being handcuffed and arrested by the DBSC Police Force.

Lori Matsukawa making pleading phone calls for pledges so she could make her bail.

Lori Matsukawa poses with Attorney Jelica Nuccio and Judge Jackie Engler-Morris who has agreed to let Lori go free after she raised enough money to cover her bail.

Patrick Cave handcuffed and brought in by the DBSC Police.

Vince Nuccio being handcuffed and brought in by the DBSC Police.

Jackie Engler-Morris provider prisoner, John Romish with bread and water.

John Romish speaking with his attorney, Jelica Nuccio.

Ceilo Sallee being taken in by the DBSC Police

Ceilo Sallee, DBSC's youngest prisoner.

Siblings Debra Kahn and Bruce Visser being handcuffed before their "trial".

Bruce and Debra talking with their attorney, Jelica Nuccio about how to make bail.