X-ray technician convicted of sexual battery
Paso Robles Daily News
October 20, 2026
A heads-up for Paso Robles neighbors: an X-ray technician working in our county has been convicted of misdemeanor sexual battery, according to the Paso Robles Daily News. He could face up to a year in county jail when sentenced.
It's the kind of story that hits differently in a close-knit community like ours, where we trust medical professionals with our care and our families. While the details are still limited, it's a reminder to stay aware and to speak up if something ever feels off during an appointment—whether in Paso or anywhere else in SLO County.
We'll keep an eye on the sentencing and share updates as they come. In the meantime, take care of each other and don't hesitate to check in with local authorities if you have concerns.
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