I will always be so incredibly grateful to everyone. When I was at my lowest, my Blue Family stepped in with help that I could have never imagined. She stated, “It was then that I found out what the true meaning of a Blue Family was. Yolanda has worked closely with the Gang Unit as well as the Directed Patrol Officers. OUR MISSION: The San José Police Department is dedicated to providing public safety through community partnerships and 21st Century Policing practices, ensuring equity for all. In May of 2019, Yolanda received the National Certificate of Recognition by Offenderwatch for the work she does with sex offenders. Mission Street San Jose, CA 95110 (408) 277-8900 Southern Police Substation 6087 Great Oaks Pkwy San Jose, CA 95119. She has worked hard to establish a good working relationship with the probation and parole departments. In her 17 years as a civilian employee, Yolanda has had the opportunity to work with many agencies, such as Homeland Security, FBI, US Marshalls and Texas Rangers. She also goes on offender checks to make sure sex offenders are where they are supposed to be. Each October, Yolanda is responsible for sending out lists to the patrol districts for the yearly sex offender checks. The Sex Offender Unit manages around 1,400 offenders in the City of Corpus Christi. In 2013, an opening for Sex Offender Registrar opened and Yolanda jumped on the opportunity to move to the Criminal Investigations Division and begin a new challenge. There, she assisted in notifying officers and civilians of court appearances. In 2007, Yolanda transferred to the District Attorney’s Office where she spent the next six years as the witness coordinator. Yolanda Balli is originally from Corpus Christi and began her career with the Corpus Christi Police Department in November of 2006 in the Records Department. If you wish to remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers at (361)888-TIPS (8477) or submit the information online at If you have any information about these threats, you are urged to contact the CCISD Police Department at 36. The safety and security of our citizens is our highest priority, and we take all threats made toward our campuses, students, and staff seriously. As of this time, there is no credible threat to the schools. We are aware of the threats and CCISD is actively investigating. This morning, the Corpus Christi Police Department was notified by a concerned citizen of a social media post that appeared to make threats of violence toward the students and staff at local schools. The juvenile has been transported to the Nueces County Juvenile Justice Center for booking. On Wednesday, April 10, 2024, at 11:48am, the Corpus Christi Independent School District’s Police Department has arrested a 14-year-old juvenile female for terroristic threats. POLICE DEPARTMENT’S RESPONSE TO LOCAL SCHOOL THREATS – UPDATE

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