Rihanna Shooting: Speech Pathologist's License at Risk

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A new twist has emerged in the case against the woman accused of shooting a Rihanna's

Los Angeles home.

Ivana Lisette Ortiz, a 35-year-old licensed speech-language pathologist, now risks losing

her ability to practice if released from custody.

Prosecutors have pushed for conditions that would bar her from working with the public

in her field.

The incident happened back on March 8 in the Beverly Glen area, Ortiz allegedly drove

up in a white Tesla and fired around 10 rounds from an AR-15-style semi-automatic rifle.

Bullets struck the outside of Rihanna's house and a parked vehicle, but luckily no one

was hurt.

Inside at the time were Rihanna, her partner ASAP Rocky, their three young children, her

mother, and staff.

The emotional toll on the family has been huge, with prosecutors hitting Ortiz with serious

charges like attempted murder, 10 counts of assault with, a semi-automatic firearm,

and three counts of shooting at an inhabited dwelling.

Her license dates back to April 2016 and runs through June 2027, but a licensing board

member once he restricted as part of.

Any bail or release terms, bail stands at $1,875,000, and conviction on all counts could

mean life in prison.

Ortiz heads the court for a raiment this Wednesday morning, as authorities work to keep

the pressure on in this high-stakes case.