ICE Arrests Criminal Alien Who Pleaded Guilty in Texas for Secret Bathroom Recordings

Texas immigration agents arrested a Mexican citizen in 2021 who pleaded guilty to invasive visual recordings in a bathroom. Agents detained criminal aliens to enter the removal process.

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Homeland Security Investigation (HSI) worked with Lavaca County Law Enforcement Partners to arrest 28-year-old Daniel Alejandro Tristanguera in Hallettsville, Texas on February 11th. He was taken to Victoria County. Prison for processing into removal procedures.

“Residents of Southeast Texas can rest more easily than they do today knowing that this predator has been removed from the community,” said a special agent at Ice HSI Houston, responsible for the Chad Plant. . “Working with partners in Lavaca County, Ice HSI special agents were able to safely arrest him when his security guards went down, minimizing the threat to the public. ”

Authorities said Tristan Guerra had pleaded guilty to two counts of invasive visual recordings in the bathroom on August 23, 2021 in the 377th District Court. The judicial agreement states that Tristan Guerra had pleaded guilty to two counts of invasive visual recordings in the bathroom. followed an investigation by the Victoria County Sheriff's Office.

Victoria County officials told Breitbart Texas that Tristan Guerra pleaded guilty to the charges and was placed on five years of postponed arbitrary probation. The motion to rule the guilt did not appear to have been filed, suggesting that he successfully completed the terms of his probation.

After a short stay in Victoria County, ICE officials transported Mexican nationals to the Montgomery County Processing Center near Conroe, Texas. Authorities have put Tristan Guerra in removal procedures. Officials said there was no advance removal of immigration issues.