PHOENIX (AP) — The city prosecutor in Phoenix says a decision on whether to charge anyone in a case involving state Sen. Scott Bundgaard could be weeks away.
City Prosecutor Aaron Carreon-Ainsa says his office has asked police for more information about the Feb. 25 alleged domestic violence incident involving Bundgaard and his now-former girlfriend.
The two argued while returning home after a charity dance. Police found them with Bundgaard's parked car along State Route 51 in north Phoenix. Each had bruises and cuts.
Police on March 24 submitted reports to city prosecutors along with a recommendation that Bundgaard be charged with assault.
The Peoria Republican has denied wrongdoing.
Senate Republicans removed Bundgaard as majority leader but he remains a senator.
VIMIIS posted at 6:56 pm on Mon, May 16, 2011.
He needs to be charged. His former girlfriend is not the first woman he has hit and she won't be the last. His wife left him on their honeymoon. There is something wrong with this guy..........................[sad]
NothingButTheTruth posted at 9:11 am on Tue, May 17, 2011.
"Each had bruises and cuts" Sounds like they both need to be charged or neither.
Juggernaut500 posted at 11:21 am on Tue, May 17, 2011.
He needs to be beat like the douche he is...forget jail.