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Rev. Uriel Ojeda the Catholic Priest accused of abusing a Sacramento girl leaves the office of Greg Padilla Bail Bonds with Paul Scherbenske of Paul's Bail Bonds, left and attorney Jesse Ortiz after he was released from the Sacramento County Main Jail on bail on Monday, Jan. 9, 2012. -
Rev. Uriel Ojeda the Catholic Priest accused of abusing a Sacramento girl walks away from the media refusing to answer questions after he was released from the Sacramento County Main Jail on bail on Monday, Jan. 9, 2012. -
Rev. Uriel Ojeda the Catholic Priest accused of abusing a Sacramento girl was released from the Sacramento County Main Jail on bail on Monday, Jan. 9, 2012. Supporters of the Rev. Uriel Ojeda sing and pray for the priest as they waited for more than eight hours to see the priest leave the jail. -
Rev. Uriel Ojeda the Catholic Priest accused of abusing a Sacramento girl is followed by members of the media after he was released from the Sacramento County Main Jail on bail on Monday, Jan. 9, 2012. The priest had no words as he walked to the office of Greg Padilla. -
Rev. Uriel Ojeda the Catholic Priest accused of abusing a Sacramento girl refused to answer any questions upon his release from the Sacramento County Main Jail on bail on Monday, Jan. 9, 2012. -
Rev. Uriel Ojeda the Catholic Priest accused of abusing a Sacramento girl refused to answer any questions upon his release from the Sacramento County Main Jail on bail on Monday, Jan. 9, 2012. -
Rev. Uriel Ojeda the Catholic Priest accused of abusing a Sacramento girl refused to answer any questions upon his release from the Sacramento County Main Jail on bail on Monday, Jan. 9, 2012. -
Supporters of the Rev. Uriel Ojeda sing and pray for the priest as they waited for more than eight hours to see the priest leave the jail. Rev. Uriel Ojeda the Catholic Priest accused of abusing a Sacramento girl was released from the Sacramento County Main Jail on bail on Monday, Jan. 9, 2012. -
Amelia Salas of Woodland, left, joins other supporters of the Rev. Uriel Ojeda the Catholic Priest accused of abusing a Sacramento girl in prayer before he was released from the Sacramento County Main Jail on bail on Monday, Jan. 9, 2012. -
Rev. Uriel Ojeda the Catholic Priest accused of abusing a Sacramento girl was released from the Sacramento County Main Jail on bail on Monday, Jan. 9, 2011. Supporters of the Rev. Uriel Ojeda sing and pray for the priest as they waited for more than eight hours to see the priest leave the jail. -
Supporters of the Rev. Uriel Ojeda waited for more than eight hours to see the priest leave the Sacramento County Main Jail on Monday, Jan. 9, 2012. -
Juan Vitela, center sings with Liz Sanchez as they wait for the Rev. Uriel Ojeda the Catholic Priest accused of abusing a Sacramento girl to be released from the Sacramento County Main Jail on bail on Monday, Jan. 9, 2012. -
Liz Sanchez, left front, joins other supporters of the Rev. Uriel Ojeda as they sing for the pries as they waited for more than eight hours to see the priest leave the Sacramento County Main Jail after he posted bail Monday, Jan. 9, 2012. -
Supporters of the Rev. Uriel Ojeda sing for the priest with other supporters as they waited for more than eight hours to see the priest leave the Sacramento County Main Jail after he posted bail. -
Ana Rivera, of Woodland, joins supporters of the Rev. Uriel Ojeda as they sing for the priest as they waited for more than eight hours to see the priest leave the Sacramento County Main Jail after he posted bail. -
Supporters of the Rev. Uriel Ojeda sing for the priest with other supporters as they waited for more than eight hours to see the priest leave the Sacramento County Main Jail after he posted bail. -
Supporters of the Rev. Uriel Ojeda sing for the priest with other supporters as they waited for more than eight hours to see the priest leave the Sacramento County Main Jail after he posted bail. -
Supporters of the Rev. Uriel Ojeda sing for the priest with other supporters as they waited for more than eight hours to see the priest leave the Sacramento County Main Jail after he posted bail. -
Paul Scherbenske of Paul's Bail Bonds talks with Sacramento bounty hunter and bail expert Leonard Padilla who said in an interview that a suspicion Rev Uriel Ojeda might take off for Mexico likely added to the complexity of bonding out the defendant hours before e was released minutes before 10 p.m. -
Paul Scherbenske of Paul's Bail Bonds walks with paper work inside the office of Greg Padilla Bail Bonds after the Rev. Uriel Ojeda the Catholic Priest accused of abusing a Sacramento girl was released from the Sacramento County Main Jail on bail on Monday, Jan. 9, 2012. -
Supporters of the Rev. Uriel Ojeda sing for the priest with other supporters as they waited for more than eight hours to see the priest leave the Sacramento County Main Jail after he posted bail. -
Amelia Salas, of Woodland, joins in a prayer for the Rev. Uriel Ojeda the Catholic Priest accused of abusing a Sacramento girl who was released from the Sacramento County Main Jail on bail on Monday, Jan. 9, 2012. -
A supporter of the Rev. Uriel Ojeda sings for the priest with other supporters as they waited for more than eight hours to see the priest leave the Sacramento County Main Jail after he posted bail.
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