Another illegal alien arrested in Florida- this time for brutal assault of Federal DHS agent

Florida Democrats fought with all their might against Governor Ron DeSantis's bill SB 168 banning sanctuary jurisdictions and requiring local and state law enforcement agencies and entities honor immigration detainer requests ban during the 2019 Legislative session. 

Not the 2018 case of the Fort Myers police officer shot and killed in the line of duty by an illegal alien visa-overstay nor the 2017 case of two paramedics in Jupiter killed by an illegal alien driver charged with the driving while intoxicated second degree felony death of the EMTs would sway the Democrats steadfast objections to the rule of law and supporting the lives of all Florida first responders and law enforcement.

Florida Democrats just didn't think law enforcement should cooperate with the Feds to remove dangerous illegal aliens from Florida communities; Governor DeSantis was right to push the Legislature to pass that bill.Opponents called it "one of the worst anti-immigrant laws in the country."

Now in just a few seven months after the Governor signed the bill into law comes ANOTHER illegal alien arrested in Florida only this time for the brutal assault of a federal agent.

Jorge Asencion Monge, 48 years old and an illegal alien living in Bonita Springs, Florida was arrested and booked into the Lee County jail on November 14, 2019 on charges of first degree felony assault on a federal Department of Homeland Security agent and second degree felony resisting arrest with violence. And YES, the jail booking records reflects he was subject to an ICE hold. 

According to the arrest record reviewed by County Examiner, the Lee County Sheriff's Office received a call for assistance from two Department of Homeland Security agents the evening of November 14. Due to an incident at a federal hearing that took place on an unknown date and regarding a fake identity the agents were out in the community to take Monge into custody.

The probable cause statement explains how Monge assaulted one of the DHS agents after also making a move for the agents firearm.

Think about it.

Monge HAD a prior interaction with law enforcement and that's when ICE should have taken him into custody--THATS why honoring immigration detainer requests with other jurisdictions in accordance with the rule of law and passing SB 168 was necessary.

Judge rules blood test results of driver charged in 2017 Palm Beach County ambulance crash that killed two paramedics cannot be suppressed

A Palm Beach County judge denied a defense request to prevent the results of a blood test taken on the driver charged with the June 2017 driving while intoxicated second degree felony death of two paramedics in Jupiter, Florida from being entered into evidence

Palm Beach County public records dated November 8, 2019 reveal the attorney defending Guatemala native Genaro Delacruz Ajqui in the death of paramedics Paul Besaw and Lahiri Garcia was unsuccessful in his effort to claim an illegal blood draw. 

While the Fourth Amendment clearly provides all searches of persons and property are unreasonable absent a warrant or exception, in the State of Florida all licensed drivers consent to give breath or blood in exchange for the privilege to drive under Florida State Statute 316.1932 (1) (c).

The process of attempting to find Delacruz Ajqui mentally deficient to proceed to trial and waving his right to a speedy trial has also slowed the day of reckoning in this case.

Having been declared indigent after his June 2017 arrest and citing traumatic brain injury in addition to anxiety disorder, Ajqui was found mentally incompetent to proceed almost one year after his June 2017 arrest  when in May 2018 he was remanded to a Florida Department of Children and Families mental health facility for six months. Court records reveal defendant Ajqui was subsequently found competent to proceed to trial in a December 2018 status check.

Although this WPTV news report cited a spokesperson for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) statement that: 

"ICE lodged a detainer on Genaro De La Cruz , a citizen of Guatemala, with the Palm Beach County Jail after he was arrested on local charges.", 

the arrest report on file with other court documents does not nor does the arrest & bond section of the county website indicate if Ajqui is lawfully present in the United States.

Nearly two and one-half years after his arrest Ajqui has been order to appear in court again on January 3, 2020.

Judge notes man who fled from scene of accident is subject to immigration detainer

A man who crashed the vehicle he was driving and fled the scene of the accident on September 1, 2019 is subject to an immigration detainer, public records show.

The man fled the scene of the crash but was ultimately caught by a Collier County, Florida sheriff deputy near a Naples, Florida movie theater.

Israel Lopez-Cifuentes was arrested at 2:04 am on September 1 and charged with not having a valid Florida driver license plus a hit &run, leaving the scene of a crash involving property damage.

The court order reflects Lopez-Cifuentes is subject to an immigration detainer. 

Collier County, Florida - illegal alien charged with reckless driving, no valid driver license

An illegal alien from Guatemala was charged with reckless driving and no valid driver license in Collier County, Florida after a Sheriff Deputy observed the suspect driving aggressively and putting pedestrians lives at risk. 

Cristino Alberto Roblero Lopez, 21 years of age was observed by a CCS Deputy driving recklessly and with a willful disregard for the safety of pedestrians on Monday September 2 in the vicinity of Sunshine Blvd and Green Blvd 

Cristino was booked into the Naples, Florida jail for processing with an ICE hold noted on his record.

Illegal alien arrested in Collier County hit and run

An illegal alien was arrested for misdemeanor hit and run and felony grand theft auto in Collier County, Florida after receiving notification that a Lee County (Florida) Sheriff Deputy was following a suspect that had reportedly stolen a boat in adjacent Lee County.

Breitel Bejerano Perez, 34, crossed from Lee County into nearby Collier County along State Road 82 at approximately 10:18 a.m. on September 10. According to law enforcement records, the Lee County deputy activated his patrol car emergency lights as if to conduct a traffic stop. The suspect appeared to comply by pulling his vehicle over to the side of the road. However, in an effort to escape the suspect accelerated quickly and with boat in tow, spun out and into the grassy shoulder.

The suspect jumped out of the vehicle and unsuccessfully attempted to disengage the trailer and boat  from the 2005 GMC Yukon he was driving. After climbing back into the Yukon, he pulled onto State Road 82 and later crashed into the Lee County Sheriff Office vehicle near State Road 29. Law enforcement records further note the impact of the crash resulted in the boat/ trailer becoming unhitched from the vehicle.

With the suspect still behind the wheel and upon accelerating to speeds in excess of 90 MPH, both LCSO and CCSO deputies pursued the vehicle. A subsequent tire blow out caused the Yukon to slow, eventually crashing a second time into a civilian vehicle. In an attempt to evade arrest the suspect jumped out of the Yukon and fled on foot into a nearby Wendy's restaurant, where he was eventually captured.

Deputies discovered the suspect was a convicted felon and had a suspended driver license with a habitual traffic offender status. Bejerano-Perez will be arraigned on October 7. 

Law enforcement records reveal there is an ICE detainer on Bejerano-Perez.