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Ladera Ranch Case Study

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An attack on a Latina in a Ladera Ranch gated group over the occasion weekend is being known as the most exceedingly bad loathe wrongdoing this year in Orange County, and has incited the Sheriff 's Department to allocate 20 appointees and agents to the case. "It 's critical for us to send an exceptionally solid message," said Orange County Sheriff Sandra Hutchens at a news gathering Wednesday. "We won 't endure loathe wrongdoings." The assault happened around 10:30 a.m. on July 4. Maria Guadarrama, 45, a janitor for Ladera Ranch Maintenance Corp., was working in the Covenant Hills neighborhood. She had abandoned her golf truck to place refuse in an accumulation canister and came back to discover two men close to the truck. "All of a

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