A woman allegedly complained to police that two men had raped her. Later she told investigators she was just lying. As a result, police put her behind bars.<\/p>\n
Liona C. Enriquez, 29, was detained for alleged obstruction of justice. A $1,000 bail was set for her temporary liberty.<\/p>\n
Detective Simon T. Manacop stated in his report that Enriquez had called the police on Jan. 19, 2006 at 2:35am, telling them that she was raped by two men.<\/p>\n
Manacop said that, according to Enriquez, she was walking along 16 Highway in Chalan Kiya at 10pm when a white car stopped beside her. She said a male passenger grabbed her face and dragged her inside the car. <\/p>\n
The suspects allegedly covered her eyes and brought her to a beach where they raped her. She said the two men told her to lay face down on the sand, then left her.<\/p>\n
Enriquez claimed that she also lost $50 during the incident.<\/p>\n
At 8pm on the same day, Enriquez called the Department of Public Safety\u2019s Criminal Investigation Bureau and told Manacop she knew the suspects.<\/p>\n
This prompted Manacop to interview one of the two men mentioned by the defendant.<\/p>\n
Manacop said the man admitted he had sex with Enriquez at the beach but that she consented to it.<\/p>\n
On Jan. 23, 2006, Enriquez went back to CIB and stated she wanted to drop her complaint because she was just lying about the rape.<\/p>\n
She said she actually used the $50 and that her family would be mad because she had spent the money, according to Manacop.<\/p>\n
Police decided to place the defendant under arrest. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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