Authorities arrested immigrants from Venezuela in Chicago, a sanctuary city of Chicago, over 13 months after prosecutors repeatedly dropped charges in previous arrests.
Edmonds Perazar Cortez, 25, is again at the Cook County Jail. Prosecutor say He sued the 41-year-old woman and demanded she be given a gun and give her money. According to WFIN Radio, he also allegedly requested her cell phone, wallet and an electric scooter she sat on.
The Chicago Police Department reported that Cortez was arrested about an hour after allegedly facing the 41-year-old victim.
Cortez was arrested six times in Windy City over 13 months. However, he was released multiple times after prosecutors dropped most of the cases against him.
The latest arrests, according to Fox News It happened Just three days after Cortez was released from electronic surveillance after prosecutors dismissed drug charges against him.
In addition to that, he is already waiting for the court date on charges of reckless conduct and possession of a replica firearm.
Cortez’s immigration status has not been confirmed.
Garcia is not the only Venezuelan citizen who was arrested this month in connection with a crime in the sanctuary city. That’s what Ricardo Gonzalez, a member of the highly-reputed Tren de Aragua gang. Arrest Thursday in Cobb County, Georgia, in connection with a triple shot and double homicide in Chicago, according to WLS-TV.
Gonzalez, who is said to be a high-ranking member of the dangerous Venezuelan gang, was sought by the Chicago police for the lure and for possible causes of first-degree murder and first-degree murder.
Investigators say Gonzalez lured three women and took them to an alley in the South Shore area and shot each of them in the head. The two died at the scene, but the third survived after being shot in the face and chest.
Gonzalez is in a prison in Georgia I’ll be waiting The extradition to Chicago, the US former US said in a press release.
“This defendant’s crime against American women is horrifying and he is the very type of alien enemy the Trump administration is fighting to remove from this country to make America safe again,” Attorney General Pamela Bondy said of Gonzales.
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