THREE ILLEGAL ALIEN CONVICTED RAPISTS ARRESTED SNEAKING BACK INTO TEXAS

The most recent arrest took place on Wednesday in the border city of Hidalgo when U.S. Border Patrol agents found 28-year-old Manuel Alexander Chicas Contreras. Details of how the arrest took place are not listed in the criminal complaint obtained by Breitbart Texas. Once in custody however, the agents requested a records check on Chicas and learned that he had previously been deported.

Chicas was deported on December 5, 2014 after he was released from prison for having “sexual intercourse with a child over the age of 15”. For that crime, Chicas was sentenced to 12 months in prison and had six months from his sentence suspended prior to his deportation. On Thursday, Chicas went before U.S. Magistrate Judge Peter Ormsby who formally charged him with one count of illegal re-entry and ordered he be held without bond.

http://www.infowars.com/three-illegal-alien-convicted-rapists-arrested-sneaking-back-into-texas/

Suspect in custody after alleged crime spree leaves 1 dead, several injured in Queens

James Patrick Dillon has been arrested after an alleged 24-hour crime spree in Queens left a man dead and several people injured.

As police began a press conference around 5:45 p.m., cops in the 114th precinct received a call of a burglary in progress on 36th Street in Astoria.

When police arrived, they found James Patrick Dillon, 23, at the scene. Dillon had been at large in connection with three previous crimes including two slashings and a burning.

Two officers at the scene who tried to apprehend Dillon when he threw an unknown chemical substance, possibly gasoline, at their faces, burning their hands. Police then opened fire on Dillon before arresting him. Both officers suffered minor injuries and are expected to be okay.

Dillon was taken to Elmhurst Hospital with a gunshot wound to his leg.

A green knife was recovered in the backyard where Dillon was apprehended.

http://pix11.com/2016/03/06/man-wanted-for-2-stabbings-may-have-pushed-teen-onto-subway-tracks-in-queens-police-sources/