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03-12-2008, 11:39 PM #1
Man, 61, faces third deportation after arrest
Man, 61, faces third deportation after arrest
MIKE SACCONE
A Mexican citizen who has been deported twice, including once after he was convicted of sexually assaulting a child, could be heading for this third deportation following a recent arrest in Montrose.
Saloman Renteria-Valdez, 61, was taken into federal custody in January after federal agents confirmed he had been arrested in connection with human trafficking and an assortment of other crimes since 1977.
According to a complaint filed in a Colorado federal court, Renteria-Valdez was arrested in late January in Montrose.
The FBI flagged Renteria-Valdez as illegally re-entering the country in mid-February when his fingerprints linked him to his previous convictions and deportations.
Renteria-Valdez was booked into Mesa County Jail on Monday.
According to federal court records, Renteria-Valdez was deported Feb. 12, 1979, following his conviction on human smuggling charges.
The affidavit also shows he was deported Aug. 30, 1996, after he was convicted of molesting a child.
Renteria-Valdez’s criminal complaint shows he has been convicted of a plethora of crimes over the past three decades, including robbery, human smuggling and possession of illegal drugs.
Federal court records also show Renteria-Valdez was arrested in July 2001 in Montrose on suspicion of being an intoxicated pedestrian in a roadway.
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