I have comprised a list of illegal aliens who were released from jail in WA and OR after the sanctuary jurisdictions refused to honor ICE @EROSeattle detainers.
Offenses include child s—x abuse, illicit drug deliveries, assault, etc.
They were placed into our communities to reoffend.
1. Juan Osorio Osorio, of Guatemala, was released from King County Jail (Seattle). He was charged with child molestation.
2. Erasmo Hernandez-Huipe, of Mexico, was released from WA Regional Justic Center (Kent).
He was charged with communicating with a minor for immoral purposes.
3. Juan Martinez-Sandoval, of Mexico, was released from the Clackamas County Jail (Oregon)
He was charged with unlawful delivery of illicit drugs.
4. Karla Covarrubias, of Mexico, was released from the Clackamas County Jail (Oregon).
She was charged with domestic abuse and disorderly conduct.
5. Juan Mora-Aguilar, of Mexico, was released from WA SCORE Correctional Facility.
He has been charged with domestic violence and assault.
6. Felix Landa-Gonzalez, of Mexico, was released from the Clackamas County Jail.
He has been charged with stalking, menacing, criminal mischief, and property damage.
7. Julio Cruz-Velazquez, of Mexico, was released from King County Jail (Seattle).
He has been charged with homicide, robbery, and manufacturing illicit drugs with intent to distribute.
8. Pablo Jesus Alvarez-Perez, of Mexico, was released from Multnomah County Jail (Portland).
He has been charged with domestic abuse and assault.
9. Jorge Luis Ceja-Santan, of Mexico, was released from Washington County Jail (Oregon).
He has been charged with felony assault and harassment.
10. Flavio Cruz-Macedo, of Mexico, was released from WA Regional Justice Center.
He has been charged with hit and run, DUI, obstruction, etc.
11. Aldair Hernandez-Aguilar, of Guatemala, was released from Lincoln County Jail (Oregon).
He has been convicted of domestic violence assault and menacing.
12. Jose Guadalupe Torres-Vazquez, of Mexico, was released from WA Spokane County Jail.
He has been charged with domestic violence.
13. Laurentino Gutierrez-Pacheco, of Mexico, was released from the Clackamas County Jail (Oregon).
He has been charged with assaulting a pregnant victim, DUI, and reckless driving.
14. Jose Uvalle-Garcia, of Mexico, was released from WA SCORE Jail.
He has been charged with DUI and hit and run.
15. Humberto Flores-Machuca, of Mexico, was released from the Clackamas County Jail (Oregon).
He has been charged with unlawful delivery of illicit drugs.
16. Manuel Aispuro-Cano, of Mexico, was released from the Franklin County Jail (Washington).
He has been charged with assault.
17. Luis Alcazar-Tapia, of Mexico, was released by the Washington County Sheriff’s Office (Oregon).
He has been charged with reckless endangerment and DUI.
18. Mariela Garcia-Carrillo, of Mexico, was released from the Yakima County Jail (Washington).
She has been charged with assault, burglary, and malicious mischief.
19. Jose Glen Pena-Marquez, of Mexico, was released in Klamath County (Oregon).
He has been charged with possession of illicit drugs.
20. Jesus Najera-Paz, of Mexico, was released from Franklin County Jail (Washington).
He has been charged with DUI.
This is just a small list of such cases.
Let’s not forget about Jesus Ascencio-Molina, who was released from an Oregon county jail after it refused to acknowledge an ICE detainer.
He went on to stab a grandpa during Christmas time, and is now trying to get off the hook by declaring mental incompetence.
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NEW: Here’s a lengthy list of recent ICE arrests in the ‘sanctuary state’ of Oregon, including Portland, where activists continue to impede and disrupt operations.
1. Cruz Bonilla-Vergara, of Mexico, was arrested in Portland.
He has been convicted of sexual assault, strongarm rape, strongarm sodomy, etc.
2. Fidel Zanchez-Lopez, of Mexico, has been convicted of sex offense against child-fondling and public order crimes.
He was arrested in Hillsboro.
3. Hector Villa Galaviz, of Mexico, has been convicted of sexual exploitation of minor - exhibition of minor and other sex offenses
Breaking: I am in Seattle covering the first major trial against the city related to the 2020 Antifa-BLM CHAZ/CHOP.
The City of Seattle is accused of negligence in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of Antonio Mays Jr., a 16-year-old black teen who was shot dead inside the Antifa autonomous zone.
Seattle Police had abandoned the East Precinct to rioters, and then officers were prohibited from entering the zone— resulting in numerous cold-blooded killings during the 24 days of sustained violent anarchy.
The lawsuit claims that the city’s failure to provide adequate protection and response to violence in the CHAZ zone contributed to the death of Antonio Mays Jr.
Would the teen still be alive if SPD didn’t forfeit the precinct? Was CHAZ really a “Summer of love?”
I am covering the trial for @TPostMillennial — THREAD: 🧵
Antonio Mays Jr. was shot dead on June 29 around 3 am while driving a vehicle inside the CHAZ with his 14-year-old friend, who was shot in the head but survived.
Witnesses reported that armed protesters guarding the barricades (CHAZ security) opened fire on the vehicle.
Video footage taken directly after the shooting shows militant protesters rushing to pick up spent shell casings, tampering with the evidence:
🚨 BREAKING: DHS agents at the ICE facility in Portland notified protesters that a new policy regarding concealing identities behind facial coverings has gone into effect, starting today.
Wearing a mask on and/or near federal property is now prohibited, allowing federal agents to apprehend subjects on suspicion laws may be violated.
This law was supposed to take effect in January, but will be implanted early.
🚨TRIAL DAY 2 THREAD: Oregon v Trump, et. al - National Guard deployment to Portland.
Department of Justice (defendants) calls witnesses to the stand, including from DHS FPS, ICE, and Dept of War.
Federal officials testify that there has been a sustained attack on the ICE facility since June, Portland Police has abandoned their federal law enforcement parters, and significant resources are needed to withstand the ongoing threat against federal agents and the ICE facility.
Defense first witness: @FPSDHS Deputy Regional 10 Director identified only as initials "R.C."
RC has been the incident commander at the ICE facility on several occasions since June, providing direct knowledge of the ongoing challenges against federal agents and the facility.
RC testified that there needs to be at least 180 officers deployed to efficiently protect the Portland ICE facility.
He detailed incidents such as arson attacks, assaults on agents, unpredictable crowd sizes, attempted breaches of facility, trapping officers inside, etc.