Rafael Arroyo

Hispanic Republican candidate for Nevada Assembly Rafael Arroyo is speaking out against criminal justice reform after his Las Vegas business was set fire by a homeless person.

“We have some camera footage of a homeless lady in the area at that time. It seemed like they broke in and started a fire inside a shuttle bus that we use as a mobile office parked right next to the small building. I think that when people have addiction problems or mental health issues, they make choices like that,” said (R) Candidate for Nevada Assembly District 41 Rafael Arroyo.

Rafael Arroyo was taking a stand when on Saturday morning in Las Vegas he heard the devastating news about one of his businesses getting burned down.

GOP candidate for Assembly District 41 (AD-41) Rafael Arroyo is no stranger to politics, yet this will be his first time running for office, and in a district that is swinging towards a republican advantage.

Hispanic business owner Rafael Arroyo rips Democrats’ crime policies after drug addicts torched his Las Vegas business on ‘Varney & Co.’

A local Hispanic business owner running for public office isn’t parsing words when it comes to Democrats’ soft-on-crime policies after one of his properties was torched by drug addicts over the weekend.

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