Judge Rita Federman sentenced Vasquezjimenez on Aug. 11. The sentence represents the maximum term authorized by law, according to the District Attorney’s Office. Paso Robles Daily News reported that court sentences child sexual abuser to 283-years-to-life in prison.

District Attorney reported that this verdict and sentence reflect the extraordinary courage of these two victims, who came forward and endured the difficult process of seeking justice,. Abuse occurred in Paso Robles from 2009 through 2023., A judge sentenced Teodulo Vasquezjimenez, 41, to 283 years to life in state prison for repeatedly sexually abusing two children in Paso Robles, the San Luis Obispo County District Attorney’s Office announced Wednesday.

A county jury convicted Vasquezjimenez on July 15 of 15 counts involving the sexual abuse of the two children. During the trial, jurors heard evidence that Vasquezjimenez abused the victims from 2009 through 2023, when they were between 6 and 14 years….

Federman also issued a criminal protective order prohibiting Vasquezjimenez from contacting the victims, ordered him to register as a sex offender for life, and ordered him to pay $1 million in restitution to each survivor. The Paso Robles Police Department investigated the case with assistance from the District Attorney’s Office Bureau of Investigation. Deputy District Attorney Kristin Barnard of the Sex Crimes Unit prosecuted the case.

Victim advocates Aracely Maldonado and Tristan Milledge and Witness Coordinator Kellie Navarro of the District Attorney’s Christopher G. Money Victim Witness Assistance Center supported the victims throughout the case. They provided information, support, advocacy, and assistance with navigating the criminal and victim…. The news staff of the Paso Robles Daily News wrote or edited this story from local contributors and press releases. The news staff can be reached at info@pasoroblesdailynews.com. Reports differed on the location.

District Attorney said, “This verdict and sentence reflect the extraordinary courage of these two victims, who came forward and endured the difficult process of seeking justice,”.

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