Crime & Safety
Three Arrested on Suspicion of Cyber Bullying 'Hummer Mom' Victim
Livermore police say Christine Hubbs did not play any role in the threats.
Three minors have been arrested on suspicion of making threats over the Internet to one of Christine Hubbs' sex-crimes victims, the Livermore Police Department announced Wednesday.
Officers began investigating threats to one of the victims on Feb. 16, shortly after Hubbs was rearrested for a parole violation on Feb. 15.
Livermore police say Hubbs did not play a role in the threats.
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(Related: Victim in 'Hummer Mom' Sex Crimes Target of Cyberbullying)
Hubbs, 44, was recently released from prison after serving two and a half years behind bars for sexual relationships she had with two teen boys.
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She returned to jail after she was found with possession of pornography in Hayward, according to a KPIX report.
Hubbs got the nickname "Hummer mom" because of the vehicle she drove around — sometimes with her victims accompanying her. She's being held at Santa Rita Jail in Dublin with no bail, according to court records.
We will update this story as more information is made available.
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