An illegal immigrant The suspect’s suspect also wandered the streets of Chicago on the territory of Cook on the streets of Chicago, he has a previous charge of weapons in Cook County and has been deported in 2022.
Pedro Colmenares, a 33-year-old gang member of the DE ARAGUA Gang from Venezuela, entered the United States in September 2022, and deported by the immigration judge in November that year, according to DHS. While complaining the verdict on the deportation, it ended in Chicago.
Two years after the deportation verdict, Colmenares returned to DHS Radar after a weapon charges in the Chicago area last October. DHS issued an icy custody on Colmenares, but because of its shrine, Cook County refused to adhere to custody, and Colmenares was released.
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The illegal immigrant and suspect is a member of the gang on a terms of condition, wandering freely by the streets of Chicago even though he is charged with a domestic battery.
Colmenares was once again taken into custody, and Chicago police questioned his suspicious involvement to the death of a shooting of a 25-year-old Latin American man last September.
Chika police He said there was a probable reason to put an illegal migrant in the killing custody earlier this week, but ultimately the lawyer’s lawyer’s lawyer Cook County refused to press charges of murders, explaining that they “carefully reviewed” the case and found insufficient evidence and “regardless of” witnesses. “
The lawyer of the Cook County Eileen O’Neill Burke appears on January 30, 2025 at the Union League club in Chicago. (Brian Cassella/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
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Colmenares faces accusations in the shocking abduction and sexual attack of his ex -girlfriend last October in Chicago. He is accused of domestic battery with physical injuries for allegedly drawn into the car with a 27-year-old Latin American woman and tell her to come in “or I’ll shoot you.”
Police say he then took his wife against her will to a separate place on the west side of Chicago, where he allegedly “beat up and sexually attacked the victim” for several days.
Chicago Police Patch showing the Department logo. (Police Directorate in Chicago)
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Colmenares was ordered to appear personally before the Judge March 5 in Chicago. He was ordered to hand over the weapon and stay away from the victim of abuse in the family, according to a court document, but was not assigned electronic supervision.