Mono County DA news release
On May 16, 2019, Mono County District Attorney Investigators,with the assistance of Mammoth Lakes Police Department, arrested Jorge Romero Espitia for 19 felony charges, including alleged sexual acts with minors and providing methamphetamine to minors. He is currently in custody with bail set at $500,000.
There is reason to believe there may be other victims. If you or someone you know has information concerning Mr. Espitia and potential sexual acts with minors or furnishing illegal drugs to minors please contact Mono County District Attorney Chief Investigator Chris Callinan directly at 760-858-2127.
You may also walk in during normal business hours to the Mammoth Lakes branch of the District Attorney’s office located in the Sierra Center Mall at 452 Old Mammoth Road.
I don’t necessarily think it’s a cultural thing I think it’s more shame than anything else No matter the race if you found out your nephew was a victim would you go forward and call the police or would you be ashamed and not want to put your nephew through… Read more »
Are we positing that only one specific group of people avoid contacting the police to inform on a friend or relative? No snitching tendencies along with mistrust in the justice system are pretty much the norm in many cultures, especially in the lower middle class and below.
As far as sex crimes on children, yes, thanks for making my point.
No, the Bishop Elementary suspect’s was named Solorio.
But you easily confused the two because maybe it’s a cultural thing, huh Sierra Lady?
I thought I read in the original press release that he was a current teacher at Bishop Elementary School? Maybe I’m mistaken.
Is it part if tour ‘culture’ to try to twist everything into an opportunity for race-baiting? In this case you do your best to cover it with sanctimony and pretending to know more than others, have special insights. There are valid questions to be addressed here, but you appear uniquely… Read more »
Quacque, it’s a small town.
Anyone and everyone is qualified and has the right to ask questions when it comes to crimes such as this, welcome to America.
Apparently this individual had been doing this for years and was living out of the area because he knew he was being sought by LE. What I don’t understand is why those around him, friends and family, chose not to turn him in. Could it be a cultural thing? Those… Read more »
I don’t know any of the specifics other than what’s been written in the article. But under the current political environment it shouldn’t come as a surprise if many within the immigrant community have become reluctant to contact law enforcement with concerns. That aside, I agree, these are despicable crimes… Read more »
Yes, with this Trump fellow continually calling them rapist scum who “infest” our communities, it is little wonder they shy away from contact with the authorities.
…Good point,Cheep Labor…with this case,and many others,you can’t expect others to come forward with maybe more evidence to help investigations nowdays,especially if you don’t have a “green card” or documentation in hand….or even if you did,a chance some trump-ordered officer being sent in asking questions,putting you on the spot with… Read more »
A wall probably wouldve prevented this #buildthewall
Mark…..”and who’s going to pay for the (invisible) wall ?….MEXICO is going to pay for the (invisible ) wall !!”…..as his worshipers bow down,lick his feet and cheer their liar in chief…
So what about all of the people who knew for years about Harvey Weinstein or Bill Cosby before those men became publicly known as sex offenders? Should all of those people who knew the rumors be charged with crimes too? It was all just word-of-mouth at that point, how could… Read more »