TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) – A Pima County man faces multiple charges stemming from three different complaints.
43-year-old Eric James Flores appeared in court Monday night, September 21.
A judge set a total bond of $155,000 for the multiple complaints.
One interim complaint shows Pima County Sheriff’s deputies arrested Flores on two counts of kidnapping, two counts of aggravated assault with a dangerous instrument, three counts of disorderly conduct and one count of burglary.
The document shows Flores was identified as the man who walked into a home through a missing front door.
The document shows Flores was armed with a machete and started slashing at a bathroom door where two females were located.
The interim complaint shows Flores threatened to kill one of the females.
The interim complaint shows Flores went to the home to ask one of the women about money she owed him.
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He denied threatening anyone.
He told deputies he had a knife with him, but did not take it out.
A second interim complaint shows the Pima County Sheriff’s Department arrested Flores on one count of sexual assault
The document shows Flores encountered a woman at a campsite.
The woman told deputies Flores would not let her leave unless she returned his laptop.
She also stated that Flores sexually assaulted her during the encounter.
The interim complaint shows Flores denied having any sexual contact with the woman, but did say he was upset she sold his computer.
A third interim complaint from September 21 shows Flores violated his sex offender identification requirements by failing to notify the county that he moved.
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Flores’ next court appearance is set for October 1.
