Lawyers for Dr. Christopher Rodriguez, D.C.'s assistant city administrator and acting chief technology officer, say all charges against him have been dropped after he was arrested last week following a dispute with his wife.
's assistant city administrator and acting chief technology officer, say all charges against him have been dropped after he wasPolice said Dr. Rodriguez pushed his wife, Amanda, to the ground during an argument.
Amy Spain, counsel for Dr. Rodriguez, and Katherine O'Rourke, counsel for Mrs. Rodriguez released the following statement Sunday: The parties agree that on November 2, 2023, neither party physically harmed the other, nor did they intend for any party to be arrested as a result of their verbal dispute.
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