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BREAKING News Out Of California…

This Is NOT Good A California maniac who pleaded not guilty

after being accused of waterboarding and torturing his wife earlier this year could be looking

at life in prison.

Richard David Schlosser, 36, of Newport Beach, was hit with a slew of charges in January,

including torture, and criminal threats, after allegedly attacking his 65-year-old wife,

the Los Angeles Times reported Monday.

Schlosser "kept her captive in the apartment for hours," Senior Deputy District Attorney

Mark Geller told Southern California's City News Service.

"He actually waterboarded her."

Geller said the 36-year-old held his wife inside their home in January while under the

influence of drugs and alcohol, City News Service reported.

After Schlosser reportedly "sobered up," the woman, who has not been publicly identified,

was able to contact a friend, who called police.

She was reportedly hospitalized to be treated for her injuries, Fox News reported.In a restraining

order request, that was later dismissed due to the her failure to appear in court, the

woman claimed Schlosser attacked her for six hours from Jan. 5 until Jan. 6, the Times

reported.

She alleged he "punched her — leaving her with a black eye — kicked her, hit her

with a candelabra and cut her with scissors," according to the newspaper.

Court documents reportedly state that Schlosser allegedly choked the woman and shoved a towel

down her throat.

He also faces possible sentencing enhancements on allegations of causing great bodily injury

and committing an offense while released from custody.

At the time of the incident, Schlosser was out of jail on $50,000 bail in connection

with a separate domestic violence case in Riverside County from December 2016.

He has pleaded not guilty to felony charges in that case, court records show.

Schlosser, who's scheduled to appear in court in August for a pretrial hearing, has

reportedly pleaded not guilty to one count each of torture, corporal injury on a spouse,

false imprisonment and criminal threats.

He could face up to life in prison if convicted.

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BREAKING News Out Of California… This Is NOT Good - Duration: 2:41.

BREAKING News Out Of California…

This Is NOT Good A California maniac who pleaded not guilty

after being accused of waterboarding and torturing his wife earlier this year could be looking

at life in prison.

Richard David Schlosser, 36, of Newport Beach, was hit with a slew of charges in January,

including torture, and criminal threats, after allegedly attacking his 65-year-old wife,

the Los Angeles Times reported Monday.

Schlosser "kept her captive in the apartment for hours," Senior Deputy District Attorney

Mark Geller told Southern California's City News Service.

"He actually waterboarded her."

Geller said the 36-year-old held his wife inside their home in January while under the

influence of drugs and alcohol, City News Service reported.

After Schlosser reportedly "sobered up," the woman, who has not been publicly identified,

was able to contact a friend, who called police.

She was reportedly hospitalized to be treated for her injuries, Fox News reported.

In a restraining order request, that was later dismissed due to the her failure to appear

in court, the woman claimed Schlosser attacked her for six hours from Jan. 5 until Jan. 6,

the Times reported.

She alleged he "punched her — leaving her with a black eye — kicked her, hit her

with a candelabra and cut her with scissors," according to the newspaper.

Court documents reportedly state that Schlosser allegedly choked the woman and shoved a towel

down her throat.

He also faces possible sentencing enhancements on allegations of causing great bodily injury

and committing an offense while released from custody.

At the time of the incident, Schlosser was out of jail on $50,000 bail in connection

with a separate domestic violence case in Riverside County from December 2016.

He has pleaded not guilty to felony charges in that case, court records show.

Schlosser, who's scheduled to appear in court in August for a pretrial hearing, has

reportedly pleaded not guilty to one count each of torture, corporal injury on a spouse,

false imprisonment and criminal threats.

He could face up to life in prison if convicted.

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California — with more than a dozen states and the District of Columbia — is suing

the Environmental Protection Agency over its plan to scrap an Obama-era policy that set

fuel-efficiency goals for vehicles.

California Gov. Jerry Brown and Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced the lawsuit Tuesday.

The suit targets the EPA's efforts to roll back fuel-economy standards for vehicles made

between 2022 and 2025.

Becerra said in a statement

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