Three Aspen police officers had to move a baby from a mother's arms quickly she refused to turn over the kid when she was being placed under criminal arrest, according to a police affidavit.
Mayra Prada iPhone 5 case-Castro, 28, appeared Thursday when it comes to Pitkin County Court, where your girlfriend waived advisement to misdemeanor penalty charges of child abuse, harassment, resisting criminal arrest, assault and other transgressions.
Judge Erin Fernandez-Ely issued a $5, 1000 personal recognizance bond for Prada iPhone case-Castro, who bonded out Friday unfortunately he arrested shortly later after your girlfriend went to the home of the child wonderful father, both of whom she was first under court order to not client. At Friday's hearing, the magistrate set a $5, 000 cash-only bond.
The father attended the he, baby in arms, telling the particular judge he wanted a cash-only bond.
Prada-Castro attempted to speak to the particular judge Friday, but her criminal court defender, Jose Gonzalez, wouldn't help her.
Friday's arrest was the fifth tip protection-order violation for Prada-Castro concerning the father of her son. First orders forbade Prada-Castro from bothering, abusing, threatening or assaulting the woman husband.
On Thursday, the magistrate expanded the order so that Prada-Castro couldn't have contact with her tenor or his father.
The two needed shared a unit at Hunter Creek, where the 10-month-old baby lives.
Based on an arrest affidavit written by Aspen police detective Jeff Fain, criminal arrest responded to the Hunter Creek machine Tuesday afternoon in response to Prada-Castro's ex-boyfriend's allegations that she had pranked him, scratched him and asked him a video text message showing the companies son on the couch crying, with words, "This is what I am participating in to your baby, " the statement of belief says.
In a discussion outside the fantasy unit, Prada-Castro denied any wrongdoing or abusing the baby when Fain asked her about it, the statement of belief says. But Fain also needed video footage, taken by the father on his cellphone, of Prada-Castro striking his end and knocking out the phone.
"As I had a recorded event behind domestic violence on video while obvious injuries to (the father), eventually I informed Prada-Castro about this she was under arrest and he or she stated that she was not probably to come with me and walked internal, " Fain wrote.
Fain observed Prada-Castro inside her apartment since the conversation ensued, before "she quickly bolted out the front door and run away holding (the baby), " the affidavit says.
Prada-Castro consistent running and hid behind a motor vehicle, where another police officer found the woman.
Fain then convinced the woman to come back to the apartment, but she declined to turn over the baby despite the officer's demands, Fain wrote. While in the culinary use, Prada-Castro consumed five to 15 Prozac pills, Fain wrote.
"At that point, as Prada-Castro had been uncooperative, had been running away from the police obtaining a baby in her hands, together now taken an unknown amount of any controlled substance, I made the decision at forcefully place her under criminal arrest, " Fain's affidavit says. "Assistant Chief Bill Linn, who had showed they are here to stay on scene by this time, assisted (officer Brian) Stevens and I in removal the baby from her arms i placed handcuffs on her. "
About Friday's hearing, prosecutor Michael Warren said the child's father is definitely "very concerned about her mental strength. "
"We may need to be consists of if the defendant is competent in order to what's happening right now, " definitely said.
Gonzalez said it's prematurely to make that call.
"I will not be able to make that determination prepare yourself now, " he said.
Currently the judge said Prada-Castro will be were required to have a mental-health evaluation before she has released from Pitkin County Offender.
Prada-Castro is due back in court Sunday.
