Border officers mentioned they arrested two homicide suspects and a convicted felon who's a member of the Latin Kings gang whereas conducting common screenings at U.S. entry factors in California and Texas this previous week.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection mentioned that the homicide suspects — a person and a lady whom the company’s assertion didn't identify — have been arrested on April 15 quickly after they drove as much as an immigration checkpoint in Calexico, California.

Agents smelled marijuana coming from the automotive, which continues to be a federal crime, and referred the car for an extra screening. That’s the place search canines discovered a stash of weed and three handguns contained in the car, certainly one of which was stolen.

Border officers mentioned they arrested the person on the scene over the stolen firearm. The feminine passenger was allowed to drive off, however was arrested by California Highway Patrol quickly after on suspicion of driving underneath the affect.

Authorities in Texas quickly issued warrants for the person and lady in reference to a homicide in Dallas, in line with the company. Both are in jail in Imperial County, California, and await extradition to Texas.

An unrelated screening within the Lone Star State days later would result in the arrest of a Latin Kings gang member and ex-con.

CBP officers mentioned that they took 26-year-old Mexican nationwide Heriberto Bustos-Bautista into custody close to the Interstate 35 checkpoint in Laredo on Wednesday.

He had beforehand been convicted of aggravated battery and use of a lethal weapon. Bustos-Bautista served 8 years in jail for his offenses and was ultimately deported.  

If convicted of re-entering the U.S. as an ex-felon, Bustos-Bautista may get so long as 20 years in jail.

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