Sheriff Christina Corpus will defend herself against accusations of retaliation and intimidation in a public hearing starting on August 18. The hearing will include testimonies from 38 witnesses, alleging misconduct such as nepotism. The county Board of Supervisors voted to terminate Corpus, who may appeal the decision within ten days. Among the witnesses are Sergeants Hector and Javier Acosta, who claim targeting due to union activities and seek $2.25 million in damages. Additionally, Deputies Union President Carlos Tapia is suing Corpus for wrongful arrest in a case dismissed due to lack of evidence.
Sheriff Christina Corpus faces allegations of misconduct including nepotism and retaliation from 38 witnesses in a public hearing scheduled for August 18 in Redwood City.
The county Board of Supervisors approved Corpus's termination, but she can appeal within ten days to retain her elected sheriff position.
Sergeants Hector and Javier Acosta claim Corpus retaliated against them due to union activities. They have filed legal claims for a total of $2.25 million.
Deputies Union President Carlos Tapia is suing Corpus for false arrest related to a timecard fraud allegation, which was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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