Man Arrested on Rape, Human Trafficking Charges

This is a press release from the Eureka Police Department. The information has not been proven in a court of law and any individuals described should be presumed innocent until proven guilty:

David Bernard AndersonOn 12-11-2018, Detectives of the Eureka Police Department (EPD) took David Bernard Anderson (47 years old) into custody as part of an over month long sexual assault investigation.

Anderson was booked into the Humboldt County Correctional Facility (HCCF) on charges of rape X2, sodomy, lewd acts with a minor, false imprisonment, human trafficking, and probation revocation. He is being held on $3,000,000 bail.

Due to the sensitive nature of these types of investigations, the need to maintain the integrity of the case, and the fact that there are still investigative steps in progress, no other details of this investigation are being released at this time.

This is an ongoing investigation and further information will be released when it is appropriate.

UPDATE: 49-Year-Old Pleads Guilty to Four Felonies Involving a 16-Year-Old Girl

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Chuck U
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Chuck U
5 years ago

Finally a respectable bail.

Samsung Sa10Sa10
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5 years ago
Reply to  Chuck U

He was already in prison for this same reason..

Willie Caso-Mayhem
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5 years ago
Reply to  Chuck U

Agreed.

LostCoastEMP
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LostCoastEMP
5 years ago

Pigtailed pimp

InmatePCscared
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InmatePCscared
5 years ago

The only person ever convicted of human trafficking in Humboldt County’s history was David Bernard Anderson II in 2014.

Anderson is already out of prison, having been released in March after serving a little more than three years. He was originally sentenced to more than nine years by the Humboldt County Superior Court, but received credit for days he was held in the jail prior to his plea deal and time off for good behavior, according to California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation press secretary Vicky Waters.

shak
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shak
5 years ago
Reply to  InmatePCscared

A token for the quad-annual quota?

Working man
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Working man
5 years ago

Gas chamber for this one.

Irene
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Irene
5 years ago

In 2014 he was sentenced to 9 years for same charges with a 16 year old. It is 2018 now. What the fuck he didn’t even serve half his sentence. We really need to fix our system. When was he even released how much time did he serve?

Central HumCo
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5 years ago

Kym,

I can’t suggest removing a johnson but a gas chamber is okay?

Is it also a secret that John D., the court file clerk got 16 years for child molestation last Friday?

Farce
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Farce
5 years ago
Reply to  Kym Kemp

Also can’t agree with torture. I think of people like this as mad dogs. They need to be put down for all of our good. Torture serves no purpose but only diminishes our humanity. Quick and merciful death…of course after his day in court. I believe strongly in capital punishment for cases like this where no rehabilitation will work. I don’t think we need to spend our limited resources housing and feeding mad dogs. It’s sad but they need to be put down. That is how we protect our families and communities….and that is the truly compassionate solution.

LostCoastEMP
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LostCoastEMP
5 years ago
Reply to  Kym Kemp

Modern day death penalty is far from torture

Guest
Guest
Guest
5 years ago
Reply to  Kym Kemp

There are many cases where the victims fear the release of a prisoner and they need a whole lot more consideration given than the criminal should get. If life really meant never, ever released, not for humanitarian reasons or apparent reformation or law change, this would not be such an issue.

Guest
Guest
Guest
5 years ago
Reply to  Kym Kemp

This was working to change.

Mike
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Mike
5 years ago
Reply to  Kym Kemp

“Then work for those changes.” That’s an uphill battle in this state and quite possibly a completely futile effort when the mayor of SF is penning Gov. Brown to get her killer brother out of prison and cold hearted murderers are getting out early and pardoned. If you have even slightly conservative views people call you prejudiced or better yet, a Nazi. A scumbag pimp gets a couple years and a drug dealer arrested for selling crack or speed to a grandmother is back on the block the next day. There need to be harsh consequences for bad behavior. Period. That’s how we keep it safe. CA is a mess.

me
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me
5 years ago
Reply to  Kym Kemp

I always say what about the victims and their family? In many ways the family of the criminal are victims as well since no one wants to see their kid in prison. Does not mean death penalty should not be used. When will the victim be out of their grave? What about the loss of the victims family? When you commit murder you forfeit your right to live. People make choices and should be held accountable for their actions something we no longer do and look at what Humboldt county has become.

Zac
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Zac
5 years ago
Reply to  Kym Kemp

I don’t know the circumstances of your family member, and with all due respect, I believe Farce was talking about putting down pedophile rapists, not all convicted criminals. I agree with Farce, death to pedo rapists via coviction and death sentence. Extradite them to New Hampshire, so they can get hanged. Or to Utah, so they can be put down by firing squad(legal means of execution). There7billion humans on this planet, we’re not that special. No room for rapists and pedos.

TracyF
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TracyF
5 years ago
Reply to  Kym Kemp

Kym, I am so sorry for you and your family. I admire your honesty and willingness to share. Thank you so much for everything you do for our community!

Gerald Myers
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Gerald Myers
5 years ago
Reply to  Kym Kemp

Ditto my thanks for the work you do to keep this the ‘go to’ site for local news; and your courage to speak personal truth, and your light editorial touch in keeping discussions more or less on track most of the time, and … all the rest.

Grandma
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Grandma
5 years ago
Reply to  Farce

Like it or not, carrying out a death penalty, with all the costs of legal appeals, special housing, etc., is more expensive than keeping someone in prison for life.

shak
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shak
5 years ago
Reply to  Grandma

I used to agree, until realizing the costs of recapturing, retrialing, rehabbing, and so forth. Then there’s the cost of the meds and psychiatric care for the victims and their families. The re list is quite long and never ending. It’s claws not only go deep, they go wide.

It’s good to see you posting again Grandma, you’ve been missed.

Sid Viscosity
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Sid Viscosity
5 years ago
Reply to  shak

Our modern governments have reinforced their template for world wide justification for human suffering. Is Democide justified?

“The world is a dangerous place to live, not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don’t do anything about it.”
Albert Einstein

shak
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shak
5 years ago
Reply to  Sid Viscosity

No, it can never be justified.
Sick Govts cause the suffering so they can justify the Democides that can never be justified.

Albert was spot on.

Local farmer
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Local farmer
5 years ago
Reply to  shak

If they don’t lock these sickos up for life they’re going to make some father of a victim into a killer. Let them loose and they do it again, every time. If someone does this to your family you need to deal with it, obviously the justice department has no interest.

shak
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shak
5 years ago
Reply to  Farce

I believe the majority of the people have felt the same way you do, Farce, until they realize that the children would be more hesitant about their arrests if they knew the arrest could lead to death. The children just want it to stop. It’s easy to forget that it’s often a relation or close friend of the family that has done the harm to the child/ren. It’s our job, as bystanders, to assure that the child/ren feel free to step forward.

Central HumCo
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5 years ago
Reply to  Kym Kemp

Thank you Kym for explaining this to me. I’ll be more careful in commenting.

tax payer
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tax payer
5 years ago
Reply to  Kym Kemp

lifes not fair. how can we change it if we cant talk about it. its not like you (Kym) were advocating for torture

Central HumCo
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5 years ago
Reply to  tax payer

Life is not fair. I’m good-to-go with a roof over my head, a hot shower, food, clothes, warmth and, of course, the ability that Kym provides to share my truths -which may not be your truths. Kym is fair and if questioned she explains her view. Who could ask for more – especially on these cold, darkish, almost-winter days and eves?

Guest
Guest
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5 years ago
Reply to  Central HumCo

Fair is BTW a pretty unachievable goal. It is pretty subjective. For example, if you already have a bad opinion of someone, you might think it is fair to repeat another’s bad opinions. (Re tweeting is an egregious cop out of verification.) Yet what would be principled would be to check it out before repeating it, which is not something much done.

I prefer principled as a standard. It’s much harder but leads to better results as it is less subject to emotional bias. Fair is a matter of bias- “deserves” keeps creeping into it. Principle is a process. Sometimes a principled stand is emotionally unsatisfactory, giving the same treatment to a “bad” person as to a “good” person depending on the principle to be applied. But it leads to less error.

Central HumCo
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5 years ago
Reply to  Guest

Thank you for this Guest. You’re correct – what’s the point in having principles if you let someone else tell you what to do?

Lifetime local
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Lifetime local
5 years ago
Reply to  Kym Kemp

I believe sterilization should be considered in some cases…
I his may be a viable option for extreme cases and repeat offenders

Farce
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Farce
5 years ago
Reply to  Kym Kemp

Thanks for explaining your personal position on the death penalty, Kym. I now think I understand your view. Fair enough! I only want to advocate for capital punishment in extreme and obviously guilty cases (Heinous crimes against children or involving unnecessary torture). We may still disagree but at least we are discussing respectfully. I thank you for that. I may even modify my own viewpoint when met with a reasonable argument. Thanks for hosting a place where we can discuss such issues with our neighbors. I am frustrated with a court system that seems to fail in protecting our community from violent criminals.

Central HumCo
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5 years ago
Reply to  Farce

Back in the day, 1200’s, the people didn’t waste any time bringing kings, archbishops, judges, priests, tax collectors to a State trial. I think we’re stuck on “politically correct”.

https://books.google.com/books/about/Cobbett_s_State_Trials.html?id=nAUKAAAAIAAJ
seven pages, small print.

Big Bang
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5 years ago

Very Koala-esk doo bro! Good luck in prison…

Muddy Black Dodge
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Muddy Black Dodge
5 years ago
Reply to  Big Bang

Yuck, hang him.

Tailgate
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Tailgate
5 years ago

We really need to develop one-way time travel.

Guest
Guest
Guest
5 years ago

Guys like this are the reason the wacks want to take our second amendment rights away. They don’t want anyone to shoot his ass right after they turn him loose. Wouldn’t look good in general. Kinda like when your dog bites someone when you put him out to pee. Whose at fault? The dog, or you? The anti 2ers would blame it on the guy that got bit.

John Rose
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John Rose
5 years ago
Reply to  Guest

Only one solution: arm the dogs.

Sleepy Alligator
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Sleepy Alligator
5 years ago
Reply to  Guest

If you have a dog that bites people you shouldn’t put it out to pee, you should take it out on a leash to pee.

A
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A
5 years ago

What a low life.
They should post his picture with a description of what he did on every telephone pole so everybody knows what he looks like.

I had no idea anybody this low was around here.

Omg he looks so gross.

tax payer
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tax payer
5 years ago
Reply to  A

they who? you do know you can do what you want with your money

Juanita
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Juanita
3 years ago
Reply to  A

He has done much more and worse many many years ago.

BonnieBlue
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BonnieBlue
5 years ago

This poor excuse for a human being needs to spend the rest of his life locked away in prison, no parole.

Phyllis
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Phyllis
5 years ago

This guy didn’t murder someone, he tortured, raped and had no remorse. This guy doesn’t belong anywhere but prison or at the end if a noose. A monster that shouldn’t be in society

Juanita
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Juanita
3 years ago
Reply to  Phyllis

That’s what he likes to do, have no remorse.

TQM
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TQM
5 years ago

Abortion should be easily accessable because it would probably limit this type of offspring. Seriously…no amount of good parenting can stop certain dispositions of mental health or character. I know this sounds cruel but shit…it is a choice for mom… Yes, i am saying that this SOB shoulda been aborted.

Guest
Guest
Guest
5 years ago
Reply to  TQM

Pre birth judgement to eliminate lives? What if it is mostly people with poor judgement who don’t bother with abortions? A sort of survival of the least fit? We’re already at a point where competent people limit their family size while others making bad choice includes having children when they are not capable of raising them. What if a great human with the possibility of improving life for all of humanity is instead aborted?

Sid Viscosity
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Sid Viscosity
5 years ago
Reply to  Guest

The individual has a great chance of fulfilling a genetic expression handed down by his ancestors. The potential isnt unique to one individual. The reality is that modern science and doctors have been behind some of the cruelest expressions of human rights violations. We just don’t have the data needed to understand that the hippocratic oath is not a binding contract with some gene expressions.

Central HumCo
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5 years ago
Reply to  TQM

Four Myth Perceptions of the Apocalypse:

It’s in your genes
Survival of the fittest
Only matter matters
Evolution is random

Spontaneous Evolution -Bruce H. Lipton, PhD., and Steve Bhaerman

shak
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shak
5 years ago
Reply to  TQM

You might not realize this, but you’re sounding just like Margaret Sanger who started the negro-project that morphed into planned parenthood. http://www.nationalblackprolifeunion.com/Margaret-Sanger-and-The-Negro-Project.html

Dog
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Dog
5 years ago

Pimpin’ ain’t easy..

nobody
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nobody
5 years ago

what a freak.scarry!

Perspective
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Perspective
5 years ago

At least he knows how to wear his hair for his fellow inmates.

Central HumCo
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5 years ago
Reply to  Perspective

Boy if i get down in the dumps taking things too serious, all i gotta do is read a comment like yours, Perspective, and it picks me right up. Thanks.

haahahahahaha
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haahahahahaha
5 years ago

The haircut – propah!

santa
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santa
5 years ago

thanks for sharing Kym, it def makes me think a bit more about the death penalty…. good personal insight

hmm
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hmm
5 years ago

Human trafficking is the new more PC term for pimping?

Guest
Guest
Guest
5 years ago
Reply to  hmm

Well, pimping has become just one subset of the ever expanding definition of crimes to be prosecuted under those words.

Central HumCo
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5 years ago
Reply to  Guest

It’s the intent to harm another sentient being, no matter how the words are spun.

Sid Viscosity
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Sid Viscosity
5 years ago
Reply to  Central HumCo

Intent, not to mention truth ,is the easiest thing to manipulate when people are constantly being prosecuted, not protected, for being whistle blowers. That’s a pretty damming perspective of the corporate/government mechanism. The illusion of truth and justice.

“Know truth, know justice.
No truth, no justice”

Rule of Law not Leftists
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Rule of Law not Leftists
5 years ago

Oh the leftists neoliberal paradise we call home… Isn’t it great that we have no rights in this state, self defense or otherwise, and victims can be abused with little recourse so people like this just keep doing it every time they get back into society? Slap on the waist with a roof and three squares a day learning how to be a better criminal for a couple years while the victims life is ruined. But you all keep voting in these leftist neoliberal calling themselves Democrats and allowing this state to be criminal in nature. Just look what rich people in this state do to the working folks. You think they care what low life criminals do to us while they hide behind their gated community and body guards?

Central HumCo
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5 years ago

No, i don’t think THEY care, or have emotions.

Discounting the labeling – repeating the same thing expecting a different result is/was Einstein’s description of nutsy. Now who’s the ‘mental’ ones amongst us?

Sid Viscosity
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Sid Viscosity
5 years ago
Reply to  Central HumCo

The one who play along?

Central HumCo
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5 years ago
Reply to  Sid Viscosity

Yes. Someone else steers their boat. The low road of “Legal”.

Good Luck
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Good Luck
5 years ago

Funny thing is the law only apply to the rich who choose to enforce it as they see for. Look we now have an accused sexuall harasser on the Supreme Court. And all of the pending investigations that were in the works against him have been dropped. Why ? Be ause the Senate approved his appointment trent to the Supreme Court. So if any rapes and sexual trafficking occurs in this country, what do you think the chances are for ANY CONVICTIONS ?

Guest
Guest
Guest
5 years ago
Reply to  Good Luck

Anyone can accuse anyone of anything. To act as if every accusation was to be treated as proven, especially in the sleazy world of politics, is not a slippery slope. It’s already having gone off the cliff. I can’t be the only one finding the treatment of the Supreme Court nominee hard to take seriously when those accusations are made by people supporting Hillary Clinton, who certainly abetted her husband’s notorious misdeeds.

shak
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shak
5 years ago
Reply to  Guest

Nope, you’re not the only one.
Well said.

tax payer
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tax payer
5 years ago
Reply to  Guest

not to mention that there is no punishment for wrongful accusations. i could just say someone raped me and even if i am lying i wont get in trouble

shak
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shak
5 years ago
Reply to  tax payer

In the old days, it was more emotionally painful to be identified as a liar and a thief than it is today. Today they wear that as a criminal badge of honor. What is the solution? Shunning worked great back then, maybe it would work again if we’d just stop sharing the fake news of the day.
We would all regret it if we passed laws against speaking up.

tax payer
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tax payer
5 years ago
Reply to  shak

i hear ya. and i dont have any good answers or ideas

Local farmer
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Local farmer
5 years ago
Reply to  Guest

Not sure what you mean by the treatment of the Supreme Court nominee. What, that a woman was able to testify about the attempted rape by Brett Kavanaugh. On a thread about a teenager being raped and tortured you’re suggesting what?… that women shouldn’t speak up about being assaulted? That Bill Clinton lying about having sex with his secretary is comparable to attempted rape?!!?

Guest
Guest
Guest
5 years ago
Reply to  Local farmer

The woman had a perfect right to make her accusations. Just as the person who was the subject of the allegations has a perfect right to rebuttal. Both have a right to a hearing. What is wrong is using that allegation without any official determination to assume guilt.

As for Bill Clinton, there is Juanita Broaddrick. Along with a string of other accusations. How can you choose to convict Kavanaugh based on one allegation, getting all indignant that Ford’s lesser allegations are not accepted without verification, yet find that Broaddick’s and other’s claims can be flicked off? Such convenient rationalizations are the exact reason that why extreme caution in deciding guilt by media created hysteria IS the right thing. There is a word for exacting a penalty without bothering to get proof- lynching.

THC
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THC
5 years ago
Reply to  Good Luck

Actually all the investigations were dropped because after 7 FBI background checks and investigations they found no evidence supporting any of the claims…

S
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S
5 years ago

DB, scumbag

Rob Ash
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Rob Ash
5 years ago

These kinds of crimes are more horrific because they involve sexual assault, slavery and child abuse . I Those are all stuff that draws a visceral reactions from people. I don’t really condone torture or gruesome medieval retribution but I can see exactly why some people might feel that way towards criminals charged with these types of crimes. Hopefully , judge and jury do their jobs and this guy gets put away forever That way gruesome medieval retribution is not an option.

Nemo
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Nemo
5 years ago

MAN ARRESTED ON RAPE, HUMAN TRAFFICKING CHARGES Among other charges.
No *MAN* does these things: only a pervert.