“I never in my life expected anything like this to happen to us, and I don’t know how to handle it. I’m having to deal with the fact that I didn’t know that my child was in danger.”
Upon arrival, officers located one vehicle in the ditch on the north side of 463 and one vehicle still in the roadway, both with extreme damage.
After police gained control of the crowd, staff identified a 15-year-old girl as the main culprit in the near-riot.
The door partially opened, and agents saw an arm reach out and drop something into her hand.
The victim told police that her sisters called to tell her that he had posted the photo of her on Facebook.
The resolution, which hasn’t been decided yet by the Public Works Committee, has already received criticism from a Jonesboro City Council member.
“This probably will be the largest event in the state,” the Chief said. “We’re going to deal with it. We’ll take it as it comes and adjust accordingly.”
The victim said Vallecillo had argued with her, pushed her into a bedroom wall and slapped and choked her until she said was unable to breathe.
Officers located one vehicle in the ditch on the north side of 463 and one vehicle still in the roadway, both with extreme damage.
Postseason Barbecue to be held Saturday, April 12 at the Cooper Alumni Center.