Venecuelan Illegal migrant The suspect was also a member of the gang de Aragua was arrested in Chicago for the fourth time on Tuesday after being deported first under the management of Biden 2022.
Pedro Colmenares, 33, was arrested on Tuesday morning on the western side of the shrine in multiple agencies with immigration and customs implementation (ICE), police in Chicago and US Marshalls, DHS official of Fox News.
Colmenares had a warrant for his arrest for allegedly abduction and sexual attack on the ex -girlfriend in September, which police said he threatened to shoot.
Pedro Colmenares, a Venecuelan illegal migrant and a suspected member of a gang of gang de Aragua, was arrested in Chicago for the fourth time on Tuesday after being deported first under the Biden Administration in 2022. (Police Directorate in Chicago, Left, and David Dee Delgado/Getty Images, Right)
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Prior to his arrest on Tuesday, Colmenares brought Chicago police detention last month for interrogation regarding the murder, but was not charged. Instead, he was released to separate misdemeanor accusations of domestic batteries in relation to sexual assault, Fox News First reported.
Since the Fox News “was released last month’s report on Colmenares, a new order for charges of abduction and sexual abuse that led to the arrest of migrants yesterday.
Colmenares was arrested on February 17th and examined for three days about his suspicious involvement in the death of a 25-year-old Latin American man last September.
Chika police He said that there was a likely reason to put an illegal migrant in the custody detention, but the Cook District Attorney’s Office refused to press charges of murder, saying Fox News, “carefully inspecting” the case and finding insufficient evidence and “clumsy witnesses.”
Pedro Colmenares was deported in 2022, but local officials refused to adhere to an ice detention. (Police Directorate in Chicago, left, and David Dee Delgado/Getty Images, right.)
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At the same time, the Chicago police wanted to file charges of Colmenare’s criminal offense for the abduction and sexual abuse of her ex -girlfriend last year in Chicago. He allegedly retreated to the car with a 27-year-old Latin American woman, telling her to come in “or I’ll shoot you.”
Police say he then took his wife against her will to a separate place on the west side of Chicago, where he allegedly “beat up and sexually attacked the victim” for several days.
Prosecutors rejected charges of criminal offense in the case of a sexual attack, also stating insufficient evidence, CWB reported. Colmenares was hit by a misdemeanor domestic battery charge and got rid of the conditional. The misdemeanor charges were ultimately rejected, but the Attorney General’s Office of the Cook District has announced that it has established new evidence and a new order has been approved.
Colmenares had a warrant for his arrest in Chicago for alleged abduction and sexual assault on his ex -girlfriend in September, which police said he threatened to shoot. (Beata Zawrzel/Nurphoto via Getty Images)
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Colmenares entered the United States in September 2022, and a deportation was ordered by the immigration judge in November that year, according to DHS. While complaining the verdict on the deportation, it ended in Chicago.
Two years after the deportation verdict, Colmenares returned to DHS Radar after a weapon charges in the Chicago area last year. DHS issued an icy custody on Colmenares, but because of its shrine, Cook County refused to adhere to custody, and Colmenares was released.
Police records say Colmenares was first arrested in Chicago in February 2024. Because of its broken rear light, revealing that he was driving without permission in an uninsured and unregistered car.
