Bail at $3,000,000 set for Michael Jackson once he surrenders as a result of MULTIPLE CHILD MOLESTATION charges. Arrest Warrants were issued today and reportedly Wako Jako's lawyers in negotiation to arrange his surrender.
Arrest Warrants Issued For Jako
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Happy29
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I Wonder if Jackson still thinks he's Peter Pan?
Why do you think he called his estate "Neverland"?
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Guido
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Hope he remembers to pack his soap-on-a-rope.
I don't think he'll need it.
Updated 3:04 PM ET November 19, 2003
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (Reuters) - Michael Jackson was ordered on Wednesday to surrender to California authorities to face multiple charges of child molestation, police said.
Authorities refused to reveal any details of the case against the pop superstar.
"An arrest warrant for Mr. Jackson has been issued on multiple counts of child molestation. The bail amount on the warrant has been set at $3 million.
"There is a warrant outstanding and in a very short period of time there will be charges filed against Mr. Jackson," Santa Barbara County Sheriff Jim Anderson told a news conference at which he and other officials declined to say if one or more children were involved. They did say, however, that they had "a cooperative victim."
Court TV, a cable channel, reported on Tuesday that allegations had been made against the self-styled King of Pop by a 12-year-old boy who had stayed at Jackson's fairy tale-like Neverland Ranch near Santa Barbara.
Jackson, who was in Las Vegas on Tuesday, has never previously been arrested. He was believed to be in the gambling mecca on Wednesday while his lawyers arranged terms of his surrender. Anderson said he had every reason to believe that the singer "is willing to cooperate with us."
Dozens of police officers with a search warrant spent more than 14 hours at Jackson's sprawling Neverland ranch in central California on Tuesday.
Investigators declined to give details of the case or to name the alleged victim. But they said their criminal investigation had been underway for two or three months, adding that they had a "cooperative victim in this situation."
Anderson told reporters that Jackson had been "given an opportunity to surrender himself to Santa Barbara authorities within a specific period of time."
In 1994, Jackson reached a multimillion-dollar out-of-court settlement with the family of a 14-year-old boy who accused him of sexual molestation. A criminal investigation of that case was closed without charges being brought once the alleged victim refused to testify. Jackson denied any wrongdoing.
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (Reuters) - Michael Jackson was ordered on Wednesday to surrender to California authorities to face multiple charges of child molestation, police said.
Authorities refused to reveal any details of the case against the pop superstar.
"An arrest warrant for Mr. Jackson has been issued on multiple counts of child molestation. The bail amount on the warrant has been set at $3 million.
"There is a warrant outstanding and in a very short period of time there will be charges filed against Mr. Jackson," Santa Barbara County Sheriff Jim Anderson told a news conference at which he and other officials declined to say if one or more children were involved. They did say, however, that they had "a cooperative victim."
Court TV, a cable channel, reported on Tuesday that allegations had been made against the self-styled King of Pop by a 12-year-old boy who had stayed at Jackson's fairy tale-like Neverland Ranch near Santa Barbara.
Jackson, who was in Las Vegas on Tuesday, has never previously been arrested. He was believed to be in the gambling mecca on Wednesday while his lawyers arranged terms of his surrender. Anderson said he had every reason to believe that the singer "is willing to cooperate with us."
Dozens of police officers with a search warrant spent more than 14 hours at Jackson's sprawling Neverland ranch in central California on Tuesday.
Investigators declined to give details of the case or to name the alleged victim. But they said their criminal investigation had been underway for two or three months, adding that they had a "cooperative victim in this situation."
Anderson told reporters that Jackson had been "given an opportunity to surrender himself to Santa Barbara authorities within a specific period of time."
In 1994, Jackson reached a multimillion-dollar out-of-court settlement with the family of a 14-year-old boy who accused him of sexual molestation. A criminal investigation of that case was closed without charges being brought once the alleged victim refused to testify. Jackson denied any wrongdoing.
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Gollum
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You don't really think Jackson will go to jail do you. That's a joke. :lol: With his money he will just buy those kids off like he did the last one. 
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steveluvs3
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what no johnny ****roach, that guy is a freak
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coonhound
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I don't think Jacko can buy his way out of this one, its already gone to the stage of a warrant, once he has a preliminary hearing hes in the system.
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4xchampncountin
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I hope they charge this kids parents with Child Endangering.
Who in the hell would let their kid stay the night at Michael Jackson's house?
Who in the hell would let their kid stay the night at Michael Jackson's house?
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steveluvs3
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It's all about the almighty green
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TNBurtonFan
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I wouldn't let my kid anywhere near him. He doesn't even look human anymore. A FREAK OF NATURE
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Happy29
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MSNBC reports that Jackson is over here in Las Vegas filming for a music video.
Metro Police Dept. wont arrest him because Jacksons lawyers are negotiating with LAPD or whatever jurisdiction is after him for Jackson to turn himself in.
Metro Police Dept. wont arrest him because Jacksons lawyers are negotiating with LAPD or whatever jurisdiction is after him for Jackson to turn himself in.
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steveluvs3
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man if it was you or me we be getttin bent over by bubba in a federal prison right now