Inmate Dalerio Case

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On Friday, January 12, 2018 at approximately 1505 hours I was assisting in Department 11 of the Fresno County Superior Courthouse located 1100 Van Ness Blvd, Fresno, CA 93721. Inmate Dalerio (JID#7051330) started to talk back to Judge H. Chittick. Inmate Dalerio said to judge H. Chittick, “You are shady” and “you do not have any power.” There were another eight other inmates in the jury box and the gallery was full of spectators. The judge let inmate Dalerio say her statements and at this point she was walking out the jury box. Deputy Bare A443and I escorted inmate Dalerio out of Department 11. On the way out the back door inmate Dalerio was yelling “Fuck you” to the judge. Once out in the back hallway she said, “Fuck you bitch” to Deputy Bare.

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