Case Study On Aguriar Vs Vazquez

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In her interview, Flores claimed that she never told Aguiar that she was going to arrest Vazquez for drunk in public. Additionally Flores said in her interview that she never told Scheppmann that she intended to arrest Vazquez for drunk in public and they wouldn’t be there on the second call is Vazquez was arrested the first time.

Flores admits that she detained and handcuffed Vazquez in her backyard that was not open to the public. However, Flores denies telling Aguiar and Scheppmann separately, and on separate occasions, that she wanted to arrest Vazquez. Aguiar’s recollection and Scheppmann’s recollection were recorded in official documents contemporaneous with the events. Flores’ argument that she was scared for her own safety and

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