BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — A Bakersfield woman accused of attempting to shoot an arrow at a police officer during an assault investigation was sentenced Tuesday to 270 days in jail, according to court records.
Sandy Lynn Ramirez in January made an “open plea” — when a defendant enters no contest pleas to all counts in the hope the court sentences them to a lesser punishment than what’s sought by the prosecution.
She pleaded no contest to three felonies — including assault with a deadly weapon — and three misdemeanors for the court-indicated term, which also includes two years on probation.
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On a November morning in 2023, police were called to Bernard Street near Fashion Place to a report of an assault and contacted a woman who said Ramirez grabbed her by the neck and choked her…