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Most Wanted AV Parolees

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The Antelope Valley Parole Office is seeking your help in locating the following at-large parolees. If you recognize these parolees and know where they might be located, contact the Antelope Valley Parole Office at 661-729-0530, ext. 272.

Ray Robertson Most Wanted AV Parolees 5.18.16Ray Robertson

Ray Robertson is a 33-year-old male with brown hair and blue eyes. He is approximately 6 feet 10 inches tall and weighs about 190 pounds.

Robertson is on parole for burglary and possession of a firearm by a felon.

His criminal history includes burglary, receiving stolen property, theft, possession of a controlled substance, spousal battery, possession of a weapon, vehicle theft, and possession of a firearm by a felon.

Robertson is a member of the Antelope Valley Skins Metal Minds Hood gang and goes by the monikers “Ray Ray” and “Nut”.

Robertson failed to report to his parole agent as instructed and he is believed to be somewhere in Palmdale.

Anyone with information on the location of Ray Robertson is encouraged to contact the Antelope Valley Parole Office at 661-729-0530, ext. 272.

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Joshua Cortes Most Wanted AV Parolee 5.18.16Joshua Cortes

Joshua Cortes is a 21-year-old male with black hair and green eyes. He is approximately 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs about 165 pounds

Cortes is on parole for burglary and possession of a controlled substance.

His criminal history includes burglary, conspiracy to commit a crime, possession of a controlled substance, vehicle theft and theft.

Cortes is a member of the South San Gabriel gang and goes by the moniker “Largo”.

Cortes failed to report to his parole agent as instructed and he is believed to be somewhere in Palmdale.

Anyone with information on the location of Joshua Cortes is encouraged to contact the Antelope Valley Parole Office at 661-729-0530, ext. 272.

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27 comments for "Most Wanted AV Parolees"

  1. One more thing his convictions are his past he has grown up and moved beyond them and yes he will bd taking care of this too so back off I know I could find something in all your posts you are not proud of good night god bless

    • Delusional? Odds are Ray is an apple that did not fall far from the tree.
      Congratulations on raising such a fine upstanding young man.

    • Whether you want to say that the public doesn’t know the whole story or that he’s a good kid… at the end of the day… this kid is messed up. If it was his past, why hasn’t the law left him alone, what’s he STILL doing wrong that keeps calling them (the law) back into his life. If he’s a good kid, why was he in trouble in the PAST, as well as NOW? If its because he has made bad decisions?… then that turns the direction from him being a bad kid to being a stupid kid. If he makes so much money, why is he stealing (Footnote: Info. is in black and white)? If he has grown up, why didn’t he make the adult decision to meet with his parole officer informing them that he is on track and doing good? As an adult, an individual is responsible for themselves; by being hired at his current job, his employer is aware that he has had or is currently in problems with the law and is also aware that by hiring him, his employer needs to expect searches and/or check ups. If he is self employed, then he can make his own schedule and book a time and date for his meetings. If you do not take prayers, take this as a checklist and/ or guidance.

  2. You guys. Are commenting without real info. Ray works everyday and makes way more money in the picture industry than you can ever dream of making. He is doing everything he needs to. He wants a better life for him and his childern so if u don’t know the real story stay the heck out of it. His p.o. wad out of line she said he needed to miss work cause parole was more important she did try and work with him but he worked six days a week and than stayed a t home to meet her and sometimes she would not shuw. Stop judging someone unless you know tthewhole story

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    • Checking in with a parole officer is more important than working that day. That’s something you agree to do or you go back to prison….where you have no job at all.

      You also say “Ray Ray” has moved on from his past yet he can’t make it 13 months without a problem so he can discharge parole. He’s also had plenty of opportunity to turn himself in and make contact with his parole agent instead of absconding and being wanted, but I’m sure that’s the parole officers fault too.

  3. Dam “Ray Ray” bangin that Antelope Valley Skins Metal Minds “Hood” gang huh? I knew you were black brother! You sure as hell aint AVS them some real white boys. But you do be bangin the Metal Minds Crip Gang and yes people he is a blood, thats why he stays flamed up! A V Wayz sad situation bro especially with a new baby girl cuz thats whos gonna suffer! Maybe Nut can pull you and you both can bang on bacon together!!!

  4. These are the faces of your typical “drug offender”. They have convictions for burglary, spousal battery, firearm possession…etc. Remember, that’s just what they usually have plead to and there’s usually many more charges that are dismissed when they plea out.

    Remember this when you hear about the plight of poor “drug offenders” who just need treatment. Treatment doesn’t fix a bottom feeder lifestyle. I’m also not sure the treatment is for moral turpitude, maybe it’s neck tattoos.

    • You don’t know what your talking about so get a life you need to drop you your knees and ask the good Lord to open your heartt. I feel more sorry for you cause you don’t see the hope in our world in God our Fathe. Do not stand in jjudgement or you shall be judged

    • Hopefully u were smart enouph not to post with your real name, we might end up sayin ” Poor “Shane”.

      • Anyone who wants to know who he is could just describe his attitude to some of our local firefighters. I get the impression they’d be glad to be rid of him.

        • Well..Tim…I don’t work in the antelope valley. I have, and I’ve picked up OT in the AV but my promotions have led to some nice stations and great crews.

          Fortunately, many of the guys I work with see the same things and think the same way. Pretty conservative bunch of guys I work with.

          • They know the former cop/son of cop in their midst though. Your attitude is unmistakable.

    • We all need to stop and just pray for one and a mother. I pray daily for everyone who is struggling in any way but what I don’t do us judge someone. Shame on anyone who does. God Bless us all and keep us in his tender living care.

      • Colleen, that’s where you and others like you are wildly mistaken. We are to judge the behavior and actions of people and determine what is acceptable or unacceptable. We don’t just walk around shrugging our shoulders when we see people preying on others and say “gee, we really shouldn’t judge them”.

        As a society, when we hear a child testify about being brutally molested, we should hold their abuser in judgment. When somebody gets drunk, drives and kills somebody, we should hold them in judgment and also make clear to others the dangers of drunk driving. People make bad lifestyle choices that negatively impact others and we are fully capable of deciding as a society what is acceptable and what is not.

        Some people get the “pray” part, but miss out on the part of turning away from your criminal actions.

  5. I went to high school with Josh! We all hung out in the same group! I hope he gets the help he needs.

  6. Idk the white boy personally, but I know the “gang banging ” Mexican. He’s a good man.. Believe it or not.. Just a perfect example of why you should never do drugs!!!! My prayers go out to his mom and ALL his baby mommas LMFAO

  7. That boy Josh needs help!!! He is always wanted and he’s not 21 he’s 26.. And his eyes aint green they brown the hell… He is higher than a kite out there in Lake L.A….