OCEANSIDE, Calif.
A recently retired California Highway Patrol officer is under investigation Wednesday, accused of fixing a ticket in exchange for sex with a woman at an Oceanside hotel.
Two affidavits in support of search warrants filed with San Diego Superior Court in Vista alleged that Abram Carabajal met Shirin Zarrindej, of Encino, at the GuestHouse Inn & Suites on North Coast Highway shortly after her speeding ticket was dismissed in court, The San Diego Union-Tribune reported.
Carabajal wrote the ticket March 12.
When the woman contested the ticket, he signed a subpoena to appear in court, according to the newspaper.
On June 30, Carabajal reserved a room with an early check-in time at the Oceanside hotel for the next day, the newspaper reported.
In court the next day, Carabajal told a judge he did not get a subpoena, and the ticket was dismissed.
Later that day, Zarrindej paid for the room with her credit card and was seen walking arm-in-arm with the officer into the room, the Union-Tribune reported.
Carabajal, 51, retired in July after more than 26 years with the CHP.
He told the newspaper on Monday that he knew nothing of the investigation.
"I think there's nothing to it," Carabajal told the Union-Tribune.
Zarrindej told police, who came to the hotel after Carabajal left, that she knew he was married and had children, but she was in love with him, according to the Union-Tribune.
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