She was a California comeback story, serving juvenile probation in a UC Davis dorm for killing a teen, when arrested again
A Sacramento County judge ordered her into a UC Davis program for formerly incarcerated students. She was arrested seven months later, accused of dealing drugs from her dorm, where officers found ammunition.
She was 15 when she was placed on juvenile probation for killing a teen in Sacramento County. Nearly five years later, she was arrested again for dealing drugs from the UC Davis dorm where she was serving her sentence. Upon arrest, officers allegedly found live ammunition, drug paraphernalia and cash in her dorm room. She was arrested as an adult, still under juvenile commitment.
Despite serving three years in secure custody, she was moved to a university dorm under the state's Less Restrictive Programming program. This is the first in a series of articles on California's LRP system, as public records are obtained.
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