She told investigators he kicked in her door and ran into her bedroom, where he punched her in the stomach, face and arms, according to the court document. May 21, an affidavit for Rodriguez’s arrest said. The case focuses on the report of a woman who called police after running from her home just after 6:45 a.m. 27, and the trial is scheduled to conclude Friday, Aug. The third lawyer withdrew from the case in March, and Rodriguez declared he wanted to represent himself. Rodriguez indicated he was unhappy with the other two lawyers assigned. Court records indicate one of the attorneys assigned to Rodriguez’s case took a new job and the case was reassigned. He was assigned three lawyers through the public defender’s office. Rodriguez has been in custody since June on charges of gross sexual imposition, burglary, terrorizing, interference with telephone during an emergency call and assault. If he’s convicted on the most serious charge, gross sexual imposition, he could spend life in prison without parole. Rolando Rodriguez, 39, is representing himself during the four-day trial.
A Grand Forks man accused of breaking into a woman’s home, then beating, sexually assaulting and threatening to kill her in May sat Tuesday in a courtroom of potential jurors who could be responsible for deciding his fate.
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