</s>CONSTITUTE DEPORTABLE OFFENSES. WE WILL CONTACT SIRIAN AND PREPARE OUR DOCUMENTS TOMARAD A POSSIBLE HEARING TOBARD DEPORTATION. HE MAY OR MAY NOT BE DEPORTED. THIS IS UP TO THE HEARNING OFFICER. HE HOULD GO AHEAD AND PROCESS THE CASE WHETHER HE IS COMMITTED TO STATE PRISON OR NOT ... A LENGTHY TELEPHONE CONVERSATION HAS HAD BITH THE DEFENDANT'S MOTHER, WHO IS QUITE PROTECTIVE, SHE DENIES THAT THE IS INVOLVED IN ANYTHING IHIGALAL WHATSOVER, AND REPUTES THAT THE CONVICTION. SHE STATES IN PART, THIS HAS ALL FOOLSHINESS ON HILA PART. IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN ASSOCIATION HE HAD. THE POLICE ARE LIARS, HE DIDN'T MEAN IT-M. EVALUATIONA ACCORDING TO THE POLICEE, THE DEFENDANT IS KNOWN TO HAVE MADE A PREVIOUS SALE OF MARGOTICS IN A LARGER QUALITY THAN THAT INVOLVOED IN THE PRESENT OFFENSE. HOWEVER, THEY STATE THAT THE WITNESS WAS AFRAID TO TESTIFY SO THE MATTER HAD TO BE DROPPED. INFORMATION IN THIS CASE INDICATES THAT THE DEFENDANT SONE WHO DID THE NEGOTIATING, OBTAINED THE MARGOTTICS AND PRESENTED SAME FOR SALE. IT IS BELIEVED THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS IS BEST 20 ABLE TO PROVIDED THAT FOR THE DEPARMENT OF CONRECTIONS IST BEST 20 THE IMMIGRATION OFFICE SHOULD HAVE HIKE, AND IT IS ALSO BELIEVEED THAT 22 22 CONSEQUENTLY THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATION IS MADE! RECOMMUNICATION. 24 IT IS, THEREFORE, RESPECTFULLY RECOMMENIDED THAT 26 (DICTATION DE DENIED. (DICATED AT 11-10-66) 26 (JPH-VOG (4) RESPECTFALLY SUBMITTED, 27 27 I HAVE READ AND CONSIDERED THE FORCING REPORT OF THE LELAND C. CARTER, PROBATION OFFICER PRODUCTION ION OFFICER, BY JACK P. HILBERT & DEPUTY PROFESSION ION OFFICE. JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT FOOTBALL AREA OFFICE -7-7 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The document contains fragmented records related to a narcotics investigation in Pasadena, California, focusing on Carlos Arturo Gonzales-Del Valle, a defendant charged with marijuana possession and sale. Arrested on June 1, 1966, he faced charges under Health and Safety Codes and had a probation hearing scheduled for November 17, 1966. Deportation considerations were noted due to his Jordanian immigration status (Y-14 classification). The text includes police reports, court records, and probation officer evaluations, detailing his alleged involvement in bulk marijuana transactions and denial of prior drug use. Family members, including a brother arrested in 1965 for attempted burglary, are mentioned.  

Key People:  
- Carlos Arturo Gonzales-Del Valle (defendant)  
- John (alleged associate involved in transactions)  
- Jerry (individual mentioned in drug dealings)  
- Sirian (identified as a seller)  
- Leland C. Carter (probation officer)  
- Jack P. Hilbert (deputy probation officer)  

Key Locations:  
- Pasadena, California  
- Jordan (defendant’s country of origin)  
- Los Angeles County Superior Court  

Key Events:  
- Arrest of Carlos Arturo Gonzales-Del Valle on June 1, 1966, for marijuana possession and sale.  
- Probation hearing scheduled for November 17, 1966.  
- Investigation into bulk marijuana transactions involving undercover officers.  
- Deportation recommendation due to immigration status.  
- Mention of a brother’s arrest in 1965 for attempted burglary.  

Key Organizations:  
- Pasadena Police Department  
- California State Department of Corrections  
- Federal Immigration Bureau (Mr. Lindsey)  
- Superior Court of California, Los Angeles County  
- Probation Officer’s Office

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