On December 12, , Asm. Joaquin Arambula D-Fresno and his wife Elizabeth held a number of interviews with local news outlets and shared a consistent message: that his arrest by Fresno Police was a misunderstanding resulting from routine discipline of his seven-year old daughter. A motion filed by his defense team on Tuesday shows that the claim was flatly wrong. The senior Arambula was arrested and cited on December Phebus later asked the younger Arambula how many times she had been slapped by her father.
She answered she was slapped twice. On December 11, the junior Arambula was interviewed by Forensic Interviewer Josie Roderick after staying with her grandparents, former Asm. Juan Arambula and Amy Arambula. During the interview, the junior Arambula stated that she and her younger sister were getting ready for bed when they got into an altercation over teasing. Her father came into the room and slapped her in the face while trying to assess the situation between the two girls.
With his, um, ring finger. He thought I had hurt her again. Then I got kicked. Like really hard. Smittcamp added that she ordered her staff to hold off providing the records until the petition was sought. The larger allegation related to the mysterious CPS records, however, is the that the Fresno Police Department engaged in an allegedly biased and bad faith investigation. Fresno County Assistant District Attorney Steve Wright, who is prosecuting the case, declined to comment on a pending matter.
Leave a Reply Your email address will not be published. A motion to dismiss filed by the Democratic legislator states that his daughter was slapped in the face and suffered marks from a ring.
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