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U.S. Border Patrol Arrests Mexican Citizen with 37 Convictions

Release Date
Tue, 07/23/2013

BUFFALO, N.Y.—Buffalo Sector Border Patrol agents arrested a male citizen of Mexico, who has thirty-seven criminal convictions in the United States.

On Saturday, July 20, agents from the Rochester Station responded to a call for assistance from the Rochester Police Department. While interviewing the suspect to determine his true identity, after he had provided three different names to a Rochester police officer, agents determined the suspect was illegally present in the United States.

Record checks at the station revealed the suspect has thirty-seven criminal convictions in the United States. The convictions range from misdemeanors to felonies and include charges such as, narcotics violations, assault on a federal officer, burglary and robbery.

Due to the suspect's numerous criminal convictions, he was processed for an Administrative Removal and will be removed to Mexico.

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Last Modified: Feb 03, 2021