Tucson woman.-a policeman faces prosecution after ask a woman for a sexual favor to avoid being arrested. Agent Richard Daniel, 33 years old, contacted for the first time women in his apartment complex on January 13, after a report that said he had a confrontation with an employee of a store, according to a complaint filed in the Court of Justice acting in the County of Pima.Durante the interrogation, Daniel told the woman that had an outstanding arrest warrant and that he would not lead her to jail if you had oral sex or sexual intercourse with him, according to the court record. The woman told the researchers that it lied to Daniel and said she was pregnant in the hope that should be let in peace, says the complaint.
Richard #Daniel is accused of asking a #Tucson woman oral sex. He told her that if she made him this favour, it would not it be to jail. What you think the residents of Tucson before this event, lost his confidence did the officers? @TelemundoAZ. pic.twitter.com/h3Po7pA7F0— Melissa Aguilar (@MelAguilarTAZ) January 23, 2019 at that time, offered to take it to another place so that they could have sex. Not wanting to go anywhere with him, the woman told police that he said that Daniel could go to his apartment and that she would give him oral sex if your spouse told him that it was OK. The complaint says that his spouse was in the apartment when the woman brought Daniel to the interior and transmitted to him the official proposal. Your spouse said he reminded Daniel of a previous call to his apartment. When Daniel asked if he was serious, the officer shrugged, the complaint says. The spouse left the Department and went to a store to ask about the confrontation. After intercourse, the woman told police that Daniel told him it will take care of your order or that it would have to go to jail.
Photo: AFP then left. The spouse called to file a complaint against Daniel four days later. Investigators took evidence from inside the apartment and Daniel’s DNA was found in the apartment, according to the complaint. Daniel, a three year veteran of the Tucson Police Department, was arrested on Sunday and since then was released from prison. A leave without pay was assigned and was notified of the intention to terminate their employment, said the Deputy Police Chief Carla Johnson.
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