On May 31, 2023 the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office received a report a dependent adult was sexually assaulted by a transportation driver employed by the El Dorado County Office of Education. EDSO Detectives, in collaboration with the El Dorado County District Attorney’s Office, conducted an extensive investigation. This investigation culminated in the arrest of Tarik “Ty” Manasrah, for multiple sexual assault charges. Manasrah was employed as a special education transportation driver with the Office of Education from October 2021 to present. Manasrah has been booked into the El Dorado County Jail and is not eligible for bail. El Dorado County District Attorney’s Office Victim Witness representatives are diligently working to contact the families of those students whom Manasrah transported. Currently the criminal investigation is ongoing and anyone with additional information regarding Manasrah or this investigation is requested to contact Detective M. Sosa at (530) 642-4711 or sosam@edso.org.
Late yesterday, we were informed of an “unauthorized release of information” by the California Department of Justice (DOJ) containing personally identifiable information of California’s CCW holders as well as possible firearms Dealer Record of Sale (DROS) information and other database information related to firearms ownership. The release was in conjunction with DOJ’s launch of its “2022 Firearms Dashboard Portal.” The information that was released included, but was not limited to, names, ages, date of birth, and addresses of individuals who hold CCWs in California.
After learning of the breach, Sheriffs across the State immediately began a dialogue with DOJ. DOJ advised it had pulled the dashboard and all related links down. DOJ officials informed us they are working with urgency to determine the scope and breadth of the information released. DOJ has issued a statement regarding the unacceptable release of this information. DOJ stated it will provide free credit monitoring services for individuals whose data was exposed because of this incident.
You can find DOJ’s statement and a complete list of databases that were released at the following website:
We are extremely disappointed with DOJ and troubled over this incident. This was an epic failure on the part of DOJ and more than a breach of information; it was a total breach of public trust. We are required by law to provide DOJ the personal information it allowed to be released, and the DOJ is required to keep that information safe. We are appalled that the lack of diligence to safeguard this personal information occurred and the violation of trust that inevitably follows.
We will do everything in our power to hold DOJ accountable for this egregious, irresponsible release of personal information. We value your right to keep and bear arms and your rights as citizens to privacy. Rest assured, we will do everything possible to protect those rights.
Please be vigilant in monitoring personal account information and report any suspicious activity you encounter to us.
If you have any questions or concerns, please direct them to the CCW unit of the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office at (530) 621-5996.
On 5-10-2022, El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office Correctional Officer Anthony Horne arrived to work at the El Dorado County Jail in Placerville. Upon Horne’s arrival staff developed suspicion Horne may have been under the influence of a controlled substance. A driving under the influence investigation was conducted by EDSO deputies, and Horne was later arrested for driving under the influence of a drug, 23152(f) CVC. During an arrest search of Horne, deputies located suspected methamphetamine on his person.
Horne was booked into the El Dorado County Jail for driving under the influence of a drug, possession of a controlled substance, and bringing a controlled substance into a jail.
This investigation is ongoing and we have no further information to provide at this time.
