The fee descended against a woman accused of extortion of dental hygienist who did work outside the office-WPLG Local 10

Hialeah, FLA. -The extortion has been rejected against a woman from South Florida, who was accused of extortion of dental hygienist who did work outside the office, learned the local 10 news this week.

According to a court document, the prosecution was dismissed against Mariela Paylar, 55 -year -old, on January 21.

It is unclear why the fee is dropped. The Miami-Dad State Prosecutor’s Office confirmed to the local 10 news on Thursday that the case was closed, but the closing note was not completed.

According to an arrest report, somewhere last year the victim agreed to do dental work for Zaldivar outside the office for $ 570 because Zaldivar has no dental insurance.

But the victim told police in Hyalia that the bayman had called her a week later, saying that she wanted her money back or would report the woman in the police about “practicing without a license”.

Police said the victim was returning the money to the bayman because she did not want any problems, but the Gulf then continued to call and harass her for two months, asking for more money and threatening to call the police and ruin the victim’s life.

According to the report, the victim initially blocks the bay’s phone number, but she will call different numbers, so he finally agrees to meet her to reach an agreement on how much the Gulf wants to be paid to leave her alone.

Police said the two women met on the night of December 9, 2024 in a bath inside the Macy Universal Store in Westland Mall, and Zaldivar asked for $ 2,000 from the victim to leave her alone.

During the confrontation, the Gulf became strong as he threatened the victim and an officer destroyed the verbal dispute and told the women to follow him from the store, the authorities said.

According to the arrest report, the victim showed the employee a Zelle transaction, proving that she had sent the bay’s money. She also showed the employee numerous text messages supporting her statements, the report said.

Police said the Gulf had referred to her right not to talk to officers.