was a Mormon branch president in West Valley City, Utah for five years; accused of sexually abusing a 16-year-old girl on two separate occasions at their local LDS chapel: once in his office and once in another room; convicted in 2012 of misdemeanor forcible sexual abuse and unlawful detention; sentenced to zero to one year in jail
- LDS positions: Branch president,
- Criminal case: Convicted, Jail,
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Aemando Flores was a Mormon branch president in West Valley City, Utah for five years; accused of sexually abusing a 16-year-old girl on two separate occasions at their local LDS chapel: once in his office and once in another room; convicted in 2012 of misdemeanor forcible sexual abuse and unlawful detention; sentenced to zero to one year in jail.
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- LDS mission: unknown
- During alleged crime/failure: Branch president,
- Lived in: Utah,
- During alleged crime, lived in: Utah,
- Victims: 1 victim,
- Crime scenes: LDS bishop's office, LDS church building,
- Crime years: 2010s,
- Convicted in: 2010s, 2012,
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view all information sources 2015 UT App 88 | THE UTAH COURT OF APPEALS
Publisher: Justia
Date: 16 Apr 2015
Archive.org
Source type: News articleSTATE OF UTAH, Plaintiff and Appellee, v.
ARMANDO FLORES, Defendant and Appellant.
Amended Opinion
No. 20120438-CA
Filed April 16, 2015
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