Posted on 01/07/2006 9:10:05 AM PST by lardog
Deported cattle rustler leads police on harrowing chase By GREG WELTER - Staff Writer
ORLAND -- A man convicted of stealing dairy cows in 2001, then deported to Mexico after serving a three-year state prison term, led police on a lengthy vehicle and foot pursuit early Friday morning near Orland. After running several stop signs and driving at speeds up to 100 mph during a seven-mile chase, Matias Bravo Nares, 35, stopped his 1995 GMC pickup in a field on Capay Road in Tehama County and attempted to run from officers.
At one point, he stopped to remove his shirt and shoes.
Glenn County sheriff's deputy Darren Dicharry and Orland police Sgt. Joe Vlach, caught up with the suspect after chasing him through thick mud for more than 400 yards.
Vlack reportedly pointed his Taser gun at Nares, but the suspect then surrendered without a struggle.
The pursuit began near the intersection of County Road 7 and Highway 99W, where Dicharry attempted to pull over the suspect for driving with a defective headlamp.
Nares and his brother, Francisco Nares, were convicted in Glenn County Superior Court four years ago for the theft of Holstein heifers.
After serving his sentence for the crime, Matias Nares was deported to Mexico on Dec. 5. and ordered not to return to the U.S.
It isn't known when he arrived back in Glenn County.
He was arrested and booked into the Glenn County Jail in Willows, where a no-bail immigration hold was placed on him.
In addition to immigration violations, charges of driving under the influence of marijuana and evading a peace officer with wanton disregard for safety of the motoring public are also being filed.
It was learned that Nares was failing to make payments on a restitution order of $24,700, to cover losses sustained by the owner of the cattle he had stolen.
Someone had to post it!
Yep. Dropped him off in Mehico, and immediately he returns here.
we've also got big time problems in the national forests around here with mexican nationals growing pot. It's big business. It's frusrating because I feel there is nothing I can do short of taking up arms and going after these a**holes myself. Probably get myself killed.
Beings they chased him thru the mud does that mean he is a mudback now?
lol Perfect
It isn't known when he arrived back in Glenn County.
My guess would be Dec. 6th, unless they released him on the morning of the 5th.....
Hang Em High like they did to Clint and see if someone happens to come along and save him. Be sure and hang him in a secluded area. It's the code of the west.
That dirty old rustler is lucky I'm in a compassionate mood today otherwise the punishment would be really severe.
Heres a picture of the rustlers
Nope, that makes him a wetfoot.
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