15-year-old pleads not guilty to sexual assault
BY MATT FOUNTAIN
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The juvenile who's being tried as an adult for allegedly sexually assaulting a San Luis Obispo woman during a crime spree made his first court appearance Sept. 27.
Oillie Rayshawn Tonoco, 15, of Los Angeles, pleaded not guilty on Sept. 27 to felony charges of rape, forcible oral copulation, and forcible penetration by a foreign object.
Tonoco is being held in the county Juvenile Services Center. For the full story, read the Sept. 30 issue of New Times.
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