De La Fuentes Summary

On 6-30-2015 at about 1855 hours I was dispatched to 941 26th ST NE, Auburn,

Few historical figures from the period of colonial Mexico tower as high as Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz. Sor Juana was a criolla woman who lived from 1651 to 1695. She was born as an illegitimate child but was eventually taken in by the Mexican viceroy’s family. A voracious reader as a child, Sor Juana tirelessly pursued an educating herself. As a young woman, she chose to enter into the cloister so that she could avoid marriage and thus devote herself to her scholarship. She became a prominent writer and her works were widely read in both New Spain and Spain. However, in 1990 she published one of her most famous works: “Reply to Sor Philothea”. This critique of a sermon written by a prominent member of the Church proclaimed the ability of women to participate in intellectual pursuits. Facing intensifying pressure from the Church, Sor Juana publically renounced her work before her death in 1965. Sor Juana’s story was shaped by the societal rules governing gender, race, and class during Mexico’s colonial period and, despite the effort of many to consign her voice to oblivion, she holds tremendous influence upon modern Mexican culture and feminist thought.

On July 11, 2015 at approximately 1140 hrs I dispatched to Police Headquarters for a report of domestic violence.

On Sunday 07/17/16 at 0122 hours I was dispatched to a physical domestic with a

Upon my arrival, I was met by a Hispanic female adult verbally identified as Martha Paredes. Paredes stated that about 1530 hours her son Stephan Paul (06/06/2001) was "jumped" by six students from school (Mojave High School) as he was walking home. Paredes stated that Paul identified one of the students as Christian Medrano(04/18/2002). Paredes then stated she found Medrano's facebook page and was able to locate his address(57 Rosa Rosales Ct). Paredes went on to say that she spoke with Medrano's mother (Alma Fuentes) who stated that Medrano has a history of miss behaving and that if Paredes needed to press charges on Medrano to do so. Paredes then stated that she was going to go to the school on Wednesday in an effort to try and identify the other juveniles involved. Paredes completed a voluntary statement and emailed me a screenshot of Medrano's Facebook page.

On 05/27/2016, at approximately 2318 hours, your affiant was dispatched to 315 South Ferguson Street for a disturbance.

In summary, on 10/16/15 at 0005 hours Ofc. E. Babczak #293 and I were dispatched to 1830 S. 47th Ct. in regard to a subject violating an order of protection.

On August 20th, 2016 at 0245 hours Cpl. Smith (#9338) and I (Ofc. Wilson #9346) responded to a call at 3617 Leslie Avenue

Upon our arrival, we were met by a Hispanic female adult identified as by her Nevada drivers license as Maria Ochoa. Ochoa stated that she and her sixteen-year-old daughter (Jasmine Henriquez) had been in a been in a verbal argument that turned physical. Ocha stated that argument started over Henriquez wanting to go to a party and Ocha told her no. Ochoa stated that when she told Henriquez she could not go, she became angry and said: "even if you tell me no I'm still going". Ochoa went on to say that she caught Henriquez trying to sneak out of the house at about 2230 hours. Ochoa stated that she confronted Henriquez and attempted to prevent Henriquez from leaving by pulling her shirt. At this point, Ochoa stated that is when Henriquez grabbed her right wrist with her left hand and began to punch Ochoa in her right arm with her right closed fist. Ochoa stated her youngest son Jonathan Ochoa (12/13/006) was present at the time of the incident. Ochoa stated that Henriquez took off in an unknown vehicle and left in an unknown direction. Ochoa had a Nevada plate of 371-08B, However that plate did not give a return.

On 10/06/2017 at about 2300 hours I was dispatched to 3124 Extravagant Ave in reference to a Burglary.

On 04-08-2016 at 2321 hours I was dispatched to 3100 Oak Grove Road in reference to domestic assault.

On 12-05-17 at approximately 1017 hours, I responded to 442 N. Los Robles Avenue regarding a psychological evaluation. PPD Dispatch advised that a female, White was yelling incoherently at the above location. Officer Gawlik #3116, Officer Herrera #3595 and Officer Killgore #7231 were on scene prior to my arrival.

On 12-15-2015 at 1812 hours I was dispatched to 705 Mary Street in reference to a violation of and ex parte.

The author claims that in Flecheiros territory, the crew found signs of The Flecheiros that according to Possuelo demonstrate they live by hunting, fishing, and gathering. Later, the crew found a piece of coiled vine and a chunk of masticated sugarcane left on the path and those were fresh footprints, so Possuelo knew that The Flecheiros were looking at them and they had to be more careful in their surroundings. The article reports that Possuelo tried to leave peaceful messages to The Flecheiros to reassure them that they did not intend to make any hurt in their tribe. Meanwhile, two members of the crew when realized that they were closed from The Flecheiros, they ignored Possuelo’s first rule, not make contact with the uncontacted tribe, and

Who was Carlos Fuentes? Carlos Fuentes was one of the most recognized Mexican writers. Fuentes most distinguished by his talent of writing about countries, for his strength, passion of writing, and for the great person he was. Fuentes left a legend in the Mexican and Latin children. His father Rafael Fuentes Boettiger and mother Bertha Macias Rivas. Fuentes father was a Mexican diplomat and Representative of Mexico. His father became the Mexican Embassy in Washington, D. C. Between the inauguration of Citizen Roosevelt in 1930s (Carlos Fuentes 4). During Fuentes childhood he had travel all over the job his father had including “Santiago de Chile, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Brazil; Montevideo, Uruguay; and Quito,