Case Facts: Part 1-Male employee Fred was one of 10 male firemen who lived in a fire station when they were on-shift-Female civilian Trixie would visit the station, with the fire-captain's permission, approximately once per week.-During Trixie's visits, she would walk into all areas of the station, including the station's kitchen where firemen would be preparing meals for themselves and their fellow firefighters.-Trixie would occasionally flirt with some of the firemen.Case Facts: Part 2-On December 31, 20XX, Trixie visited the fire station when most of the firemen were absent.-Fred was present making a meal for himself and the other station employees. The food was purchased by the employees for their own use.-While he was preparing this food, Trixie tried to talk to Fred.-Fred did not want to talk, and gave short and abrupt answers.-Trixie was undeterred and kept trying to talk to Fred.Case Facts: Part 3-Trixie eventually approached Fred as she talked to him and stood behind him as he prepared the food.-Trixie then leaned forward and attempted to reach around Fred and grab some of the food Fred was preparing.-Trixie described this action as "playful." Fred was annoyed at this action and attempted to stop Trixie by hitting her moving hand-Fred missed the hand and hit Trixie's cheek.Case Facts: Part 4-Fred indicates this was an accident, while Trixie indicated that Fred hit her cheek on purpose.-The impact from the blow to Trixie's cheek did not move Trixie from the position she occupied at the time she was hit, but did cause her cheek to redden.-Trixie began to cry and after a few minutes, left the station and called law enforcement officers to come and arrest Fred.

} if this occurred in a LA. County fire station, is the crime most likely a violation of state law or federal law? Assuming state law is violated, what California agency or agencies might arrest, prosecute, and investigate Fred on the issue of bail (no on-Iine research is needed to answer this or any other in-class question)? Why? 2. If this occurred in a U .8. Forest Service fire station, is the crime most likely a violation of state or federal law? Assuming its federal law, what federal agency or agencies might arrest, prosecute and investigate Fred on the issue of bail? Why? 3. Would a prosecutor normally take a case like this to trial or have the defendant plead guilty to a lesser crime? Why