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Source: Imperial Valley Press Online

BRAWLEYMan booked on battery and disorderly conduct allegationsA 28-year-old laborer was booked early Thursday morning following an incident in central Brawley, according to the Imperial County Sheriff’s Office blotter report. Juan Jose Sosa was booked by Brawley Police Department officers, who found him near the intersection of South Plaza Street and South Fifth Street. According to the report, Sosa was booked at 12:27 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, on suspicion of battery on a person, obstructing or resisting an executive officer, resisting a peace officer and disorderly conduct involving alcohol. No bail amount was listed on the public booking log.Man booked in connection with battery incidentBrawley police booked a 27-year-old laborer early Thursday morning in connection with the same case number as an earlier downtown altercation, according to the Imperial County Sheriff’s Office blotter report.

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