MIAMI – A 79-year-old girl was once the use of a wheelchair when she seemed in Miami-Dade County courtroom on Saturday to stand a second-degree legal home violence charge of harassment.
Attorney Juan Maurin instructed Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Laura Anne Stuzin that he was once protecting Olivia Maria Borbolla, who had surrendered to police on Friday and had by no means been arrested in her lifestyles.
“The defendant is the grandmother of the victim,” Stuzin mentioned in courtroom.
Records display Borbolla, who’s 5-foot, 2-inches tall and weighs about 220 kilos, was once at Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center on Saturday afternoon. She lives in Miami-Dade’s Country Walk space.
“There are two granddaughters that are relevant in this case,” Maurin mentioned in courtroom.
Since the prosecutor in courtroom didn’t have the names of the 2 granddaughters, Stuzin best ordered Borbolla to keep away from one among them and to stick 500 ft clear of the alleged sufferer’s house.
Stuzin additionally set Borbolla’s bond at $7,500. Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Lody Jean was once set to preside over the case.
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