Posted on 10/01/2019 7:29:48 PM PDT by massmike
An accused child rapist is on the run after being released from the Cumberland County Jail before ICE was able to take him into custody, but local authorities said they were following a judge's order.
Some fear a feud between the state and the federal government could be putting public safety at risk.
Leaders of Cumberland County are standing firm, saying the staff at the jail did everything right by following a judge's order to release accused rapist, Luciano Trejo-Dominguez last month.
ICE officials blasted agencies on the local level last week over the release of inmates.
"This isn't a political matter, it's a public safety matter," said Acting ICE Director Matthew Albence.
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Explain to them why the courts are letting a rapist go in the first place.
Never mind ICE.
Is it judge Ima Nitwit?
jail the judge until criminal brought back into custody or deport the judge if criminal not caught in reasonable time.
How the hell does a sane judge release an arrested and charged rapist, esp. a child rapist, at all. He should have been held with a million dollar bond (full cash down) or no bond because he was both a risk to society/children and a flight risk (both of which he was and is).
Some judge needs some talking to but the parents of the raped girl and then a recall for “malfeasance of office” and “reckless endangerment of the public”.
Get rid of this POS before another child falls victims to this alien criminal, potential Democrat Party voter.
I live in Cumberland County and its a lefty cesspool. The Court where this happened is a stone throw away from the spot where a little girl was recently abducted. This decision is a slap in the face to the grieving mother who begs for the publics help finding her missing little girl. It makes me sick to my stomach.
SECURITY Jails release suspected 'child rapists' after refusing ICE detainers
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