German Adalid Borjas-Benitez, 19, Henrry Eduar River-Antunez, 17, and Erik Pagoada-Bustillo, 17, were arrested and booked into the Jefferson County Correctional Facility on Friday, according to a press release from the Orange County Sheriff’s Office.
The three suspects are undocumented immigrants from Honduras, and were arrested in Port Arthur, spokesperson Janois Strause said in a press release.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has placed immigration detainers on them, Strause said in the release.
Jim Bearden, 43, accused two men of kidnapping him from his Orange County home, driving him to Jefferson County and forcing him to take out money from an ATM on May 8, officials with the Orange County Sheriff’s Office released a week ago.
Shout out for all the law enforcement officials willing to do their job. This is my back yard! Round ’em up, ship ’em out.
So they are here illegally, but the dunce of a writer has the idiocy to call them undocumented immigrants? WHAT a *********..
As to these 3.. DEPORT THEM immediately.
Nope. Not deportation. They committed a kidnapping. That’s a mandatory life sentence. Lock them away forever.
We need to build more tent cities. I don’t want these criminals enjoying cable television or air conditioning. They don’t deserve it. They need life imprisonment at hard labor.
Also add a shock collar. If you ever catch any of them speaking Spanish, give them a jolt. We speak English here, even our prisoners.
Gadget, why should US the tax payer fork over to keep these crooks locked up for life?? KICK THEM the hell out and make their home countries lock them the hell up.
Let them spend 20 years in prison first, then deport them!
I like the Clint Eastwood solution: “Hang ’em High”.