Posted on 07/31/2013 5:31:11 PM PDT by moonshinner_09
On Monday, Lancaster County sheriff's deputies arrested Raymundo M. Perez Cruz, 32, after he reportedly raped a 13-year-old girl he met at church.
The two sing together in the choir at Sacred heart Church.
On July 17, the victim received a message through a mutual friend that Cruz wanted to meet with her, according to police.
The Lincoln Journal-Star reported:
“Cruz drove the girl from the Burger King to Bluestem Lake, the affidavit said, and they drank beer together as he drove. The affidavit said the girl told investigators that at the park they both got out of the Ford Expedition, Cruz lowered the back seats, grabbed her around the waist, pushed her into the back of the vehicle and sexually assaulted her.
The following day, Cruz warned the victim not to tell anyone because it would hurt his own children, according to court documents.
The girl then reported the assault to her parents. She was examined at Saint Elizabeth Regional Medical Center, and authorities were notified.
Cruz (aka Luis Lopez-Muniz and Raymundo Perez) has been charged with first-degree sexual assault of a child. He is currently being held at the Lancaster County Jail on an immigration detainer.
If convicted, the illegal alien faces up to life in prison.
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Yo. Jorge Busho. How far are we supposed to carry that “compassionate conservatism?”
Are the Cornhuskers who were in favor of illegal immigration still behind it after this and many more crimes to follow?
Give all the men in her family baseball bats and 15 minutes with the scumbag...
Ditto for a Liberian “immigrant” in Worcester County, MA three months ago. It ain’t just Mexicans.
” Just-another-illegal-alien-DREAMER-raping-an-American-child PING”
If the average American knew how much crime illegals are responsible for, there would be lynch mobs swarming the Capitol.
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