Thread: Border Patrol agents arrest two felons in Douglas and Naco

Border Patrol agents arrest two felons in Douglas and Naco


By XAVIER ZARAGOZA
The Daily Dispatch



Border Patrol agents arrested an illegal entrant in Douglas Friday who in 1994 had been convicted for aggravated assault with a handgun in Cochise County.

Jesus Corona-Gutierrez, of Mexico, had been sentenced to eight years in prison before he was removed to Mexico on February 9, 1999. Corona-Gutierrez was arrested in March 1994 for attempted murder in Cochise County.

Corona-Gutierrez was arrested for reentry into the United States.

Border Patrol authorities said that since Corona-Gutierrez is a convicted felon, he will be held in service custody pending prosecution for reentry of an aggravated felon. He will then be formally deported to Mexico.

In a separate incident agents in Naco arrested an illegal entrant that was convicted for sex abuse of a child in Idaho.

Alejandro Fernandez-Montelongo, 24, of Mexico, was sentenced to eight years in prison. He served 180 days before being returned to Mexico. Fernandez-Montelongo is also in service custody pending prosecution for re-entry of an aggravated felon. Advertisement

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Why do they deport these people? I know it would cost the taxpayers to keep them here, but paying for them to be in prison at least prevents them from re-entering the US and finding a job to send the money back to mexico.

Served 6 months of an 8 year sentence well thats scaring them from coming back!! How pathetic and my state.

Ya, let's rape a child go back to Mexico, come back, go back, while Campean and Ramos are rottening in prison for doing their jobs.

Give 'em to Arpaio.

This must be some of those hard working illegals they talk about who only come here to better themselves.

Or maybe this is an example of the wonderful family values i'm always hearing about the poor illegals are supposed to posses.

In any event, these guys need to spend many years in prison and then be deported with microchips so we can track them to ensure they never come across our borders again.

I'm sure Calderon can give Bush some pointers on how to implement the microchip program.