Posted on 01/28/2011 6:12:37 AM PST by Michael van der Galien
29-year-old Salvador Portillo-Saravia is a fugitive from justice, wanted for raping the 8-year-old daughter of an acquaintance on December 26th of last year. Portillo-Saravia is a native of El Salvador and a known member of MS-13 who just days before the alleged rape of the child was in a Loudoun County jail on public intoxication charges. Police claim that when they released him they didn’t know he was an illegal alien.
Authorities believe that while Portillo-Saravia and a friend were visiting a woman, reportedly the friend’s girlfriend, the fugitive sneaked into the child’s bedroom and sexually assaulted her. The woman and her boyfriend claim to have not heard the assault.
Portillo-Sarvia was deported in 2003 but he was not in the ICE database of criminal offenders. The police involved in the case are using that fact to shift the public ire from them to the federal government. However, ICE and the police are not the main problem in this case, or the hundreds like it. Portillo-Saravia is a member of one of the most violent criminal organizations in the word and had already re-entered the country after deportation. And it is doubtful that the victim of his rape was his first victim, especially given the fact that MS-13 members take pride in being known as rapists. MS-13 is known to use the motto Kill, Rape, Control.
Deporting individual gang members cannot stop the illegal alien driven crime waves we see in many cities.
The problem is not immigration, it’s importation. The Left, and some on the Right, have actively dismantled the two strongest defenses to imported violence: our insistence on immigrant assimilation and our exportation of American values abroad.
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MS-13 gangs cross US borders with impunity and are subsidized by US taxpayers.
The Left, and some on the Right, have actively dismantled the two strongest defenses to this violence on US soil: (1) insistence on immigrant assimilation, and, (2) sap-happy notion of exporting American values abroad.
They had to close down a community park here in GA because the gangs had taken over and rape was frequent. We were sent a warning from the police at our neighboring park to be careful because the initiation in into this particular gang was rape.
These gangs do not hide! Yet the police don’t do anything. They should be classified as Terrorist Organizations. Deport the women and children, take the men and incarcerate them forever. Send them to GITMO!
You mean he didn’t come here to mow yards, has anyone told mccain.
No. The problem is not shooting these animals on sight
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Just another day in ‘invasionland’!
Jan. 27, 2011
Illegal alien pleads guilty to rape and abduction in Virginia Beach
On Wednesday, Carlos Hernandez, 24, pleaded guilty to a September rape and abduction which began at the Virginia Beach oceanfront.
According to Virginia Beach Commonweatlh’s Attorney Harvey Bryant, the victim was walking through a McDonald’s parking lot in the 2100 block of Pacific Avenue when she was abducted at knifepoint by Hernandez and his accomplice, Santiago Jiminez, also an illegal alien.
The woman was forced into an SUV and driven to another location, while both Hernandez and Jiminez took turns assaulting her.
They eventually stopped at a convenience store in Chesapeake, where the victim escaped and called police.
Upon questioning, Hernandez quickly confessed to raping the woman. His sentencing is set for June 1, 2011.
Jan. 27, 2011
On Tuesday, Denver police arrested Eliu Montes-Garcia, 28, in connection with a Saturday night hit-and-run that left a parking valet dead outside a Denver nightclub.
According to witnesses, 21-year-old Jose Medina was helping a woman exit her car when a white GMC pickup truck hit him with so much force that he was thrown 50 feet into the street.
It was Medina’s first night on the job at the Rock Star Lounge on Lincoln Street.
Police are still searching for a woman who may have actually been driving the truck.
At this time, it is not clear what role Montes-Garcia may have had in the crime and police have not yet announced what charges he is facing. An advisement hearing is scheduled for Thursday.
Denver police spokesman Sonny Jackson told reporters: “We’re not saying he’s the driver. His role exactly has not been determined yet. We’re still looking for other additional parties.”
Montes-Garcia has a history of arrests for various traffic and drug violations and was deported in 2008.
In May 2007, he was arrested in Alamosa County for felony distribution of dangerous drugs, driving without a license, improper license plates and driving under restraint.
He spent nine months in a Colorado state prison for felony drug possession and was deported back to Mexico on March 27, 2008.
Montes-Garcia is currently being held in the Denver County Jail on an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainer.
Here’s one. In and out through the revolving door, committing crimes every where they can.
Jan. 27, 2011
On Tuesday, Denver police arrested Eliu Montes-Garcia, 28, in connection with a Saturday night hit-and-run that left a parking valet dead outside a Denver nightclub.
According to witnesses, 21-year-old Jose Medina was helping a woman exit her car when a white GMC pickup truck hit him with so much force that he was thrown 50 feet into the street.
It was Medina’s first night on the job at the Rock Star Lounge on Lincoln Street.
Police are still searching for a woman who may have actually been driving the truck.
At this time, it is not clear what role Montes-Garcia may have had in the crime and police have not yet announced what charges he is facing. An advisement hearing is scheduled for Thursday.
Denver police spokesman Sonny Jackson told reporters: “We’re not saying he’s the driver. His role exactly has not been determined yet. We’re still looking for other additional parties.”
Montes-Garcia has a history of arrests for various traffic and drug violations and was deported in 2008.
In May 2007, he was arrested in Alamosa County for felony distribution of dangerous drugs, driving without a license, improper license plates and driving under restraint.
He spent nine months in a Colorado state prison for felony drug possession and was deported back to Mexico on March 27, 2008.
Montes-Garcia is currently being held in the Denver County Jail on an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainer.
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Between black-out sessions brought on from the agony, watching his life being pulled off in little chunks and ooze away on live TV (Univision and Telemundo) would be instructive to his fellow monkey-people as to why it is not advisable to sneak into the US and commit heinous crimes.
Ping!
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