Suspect Arrested in CA Serial Murders: An illegal alien from El Salvador has been arrested for murdering three homeless men and seriously injuring four others. Toyin Owoseje of the Independent reports that Ramon Escobar is being held without bail in Los Angeles after his arrest for clubbing a man in the head with bolt cutters in Santa Monica last Monday. That victim remains in a coma. In mid September two other men were beaten to death with a baseball bat in downtown LA. A third victim is in critical condition. Prior to Escobar's arrest, police found bolt cutters and a baseball bat, believed to have been used in attacks on seven people, in his car. In August, Escobar fled to California from Texas after he became the prime suspect in the disappearance of his aunt and her brother. Immigration officials report that he has been deported six times between 1997 and 2011. His criminal record includes convictions for robbery, burglary and assault.
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From the left coast to the right,
the need to deport and build the wall is made manifest.
...............
Illegal immigrant working on fishing boat off Nantucket 'murders crewmate and attacks two others with knife and hammer' while free on bond for abduction charge
Franklin Freddy Meave Vazquez, 27, is charged with murder in Sunday's attack..
Attacked crew mates before climbing the vessel's mast to hide, prosecutors say..
Vazquez was free on bond after an alleged domestic violence incident in March..
He is a Mexican national who is living in the US illegally, federal officials say.
By Keith Griffith for dailymail.com
25 September 2018
Vazquez, 27, is charged with murder in the Sunday attack on board the Captain Billy Haver, which was trawling the waters about 55 miles off Massachusetts.
Prosecutors say that the vessel had seven crew members on board, including Vazquez, when he charged at a shipmate wielding a hammer in one hand
and a knife in the other.
The victim said that he fought Vazquez off and then looked down to see
another shipmate lying on the deck in a pool of blood. Vazquez
allegedly struck a third crew member before scaling the ship's
mast in a bid to escape as the crew tried to subdue him.
Lindsay McDannald, Vazquez's soon-to-be-ex mother-in-law, told WCVB that the charge related to an attack on her daughter. She says that Vazquez is a heroin
addict and that he 'assaulted her, strangled her and held her against the wall.'
'I think it's a travesty, I think that the court system failed and that they should
do a better job in terms of releasing these people,' McDannald said.
Suspect Arrested in CA Serial Murders:
Well,
Besides the fact that he was DEPORTED 6 TIMES
& skirted back at least 7, I have highlighted what
disgusts me the most:
Immigration officials said that he been deported from the United States six times between 1997 and 2011. He was released from ICE custody last year after appealing against his latest immigration case, and his current legal status remains unclear.
Are you kidding me?
Congrats immigration lawyers, but can you sleep at night?