Monica De La Cruz, who's running in Texas' 15th Congressional District, is accused of verbal abuse and pinching her 14-year-old stepdaughter.
Court records obtained byreveal that Monica De La Cruz, who's running in Texas' 15th Congressional District, is accused of verbal abuse and pinching the child to stop her from crying. The accusations come from De La Cruz's husband, Johnny Hernandez, who petitioned for the divorce.
"In one incident described in the petition for divorce, Hernandez says that on a recent Sunday at church, his daughter began crying after some coffee was spilled.
Hernandez continued that he wasn't happy to see De La Cruz then mention his daughter in a tweet announcing that the couple was separating. De La Cruz agreed to move out of their family home on October 19, according to court documents. and support. I remain committed to being a devoted, loving mother to my children and humbly ask for privacy for our family during this difficult time.that he thinks De La Cruz is putting her campaign ahead of their family and that she's using his daughter"for sympathy votes."
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