High-speed Rail CEO arrested on suspicion of domestic battery: reports
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High-speed Rail CEO arrested on suspicion of domestic battery: reports
"Ian Choudri, 57, and his fiancee, Lyudmyla Starostyuk, 46, were both taken into custody after a disturbance at their home on Feb. 4, the Sacramento Bee reported. They were booked and released at the Sacramento County Jail, according to the Bee. An attorney for Choudri and Starostyuk, Allen Sawyer, said in a statement to KCRA that the Sacramento District Attorney's Office immediately declined to file charges when an incident report was forwarded to them by the Folsom Police Department."
"The arrest came a day after Choudri appeared with Gov. Gavin Newsom to celebrate the completion of the Southern Railhead facility in Kern County, KCRA reported. Police dispatch recordings reviewed by the Bee revealed officers were called to the home for a fight between Starostyuk and Choudri's 17-year-old daughter, with the former pulling the latter's hair and locking her out of the house. Choudri, Starostyuk and the teen were all outside the home when officers arrived, the Bee reported."
Ian Choudri, 57, was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor domestic battery in Folsom on Feb. 4 after a disturbance at his home. His fiancee, Lyudmyla Starostyuk, 46, and Choudri were both taken into custody, booked and released at the Sacramento County Jail. Sacramento District Attorney's Office declined to file charges after receiving the incident report from the Folsom Police Department. An attorney said Choudri was never asked to appear in court. The arrest occurred a day after Choudri appeared with Governor Gavin Newsom at a Southern Railhead facility opening in Kern County. Police dispatch tapes show officers responded to a fight between Starostyuk and Choudri's 17-year-old daughter.
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