Thread: Man Raped At Knife point by home-invading illegals Near ECU

Man Raped At Knife point by Group of home-invading illegals

While nearby ECU Students protest ICE!

For National Release : Feb. 19, 2026

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(North Carolina) WITN reports on February 18, that a small group of East Carolina University (ECU) students held a vigil for anti-ICE agitators who were shot while trying to prevent ICE from arresting criminal illegals, while ignoring the Feb. 16 reports that a Greenville man was allegedly gang raped at knife point during a violent 3 am home invasion conducted 2.5 miles from campus by two illegal immigrants and possibly a third suspect.

“Many of our community members are concerned about Immigration and Customs Enforcement coming into our neighborhoods, hurting our families, our friends and with the most recent killing it has been a trend for the past year under the Trump administration,” said Jay Lampa, an ECU student. ALIPAC notices that young Mr. Lampa did not refer to his community members as Americans.

The demonstrators then read the names of a small number of "ICE Victims" they have empathy for, but they did not mention the names of any of the thousands of Americans killed by illegals (View Partial LIST), which could have been prevented by the same ICE detentions and deportations these students opposed for the cameras.

These young and impressionable anti-ICE ECU demonstrators also did not mention the illegal immigrants Jonathan David Garcia-Lario and Zaid Mayen who are charged with four felonies after allegedly invading a suburban home at 3 am just 2.5 miles south of the ECU campus two days prior, where authorities say they invaded a home at 200 Louis Street in the Cherry Oaks neighborhood of Greenville at 3:16 a.m. on February 11, 2026. Nor a third suspect, John Carlos Calderon who's in the Pitt County detention center while his immigration status is investigated. Nor any of the other illegal immigrant crimes in the ECU area.

Senior Class President of ECU's Class of 1995 and ALIPAC founder and spokesman responded...

"These impressionable college kids are literally protesting ICE enforcement efforts after illegals, who have infiltrated college communities near ECU and UNC, recently violently raped a Greenville man in a home invasion a little over two miles from campus! I know better than anyone that they too will get favorable treatment from their college professors, local Democrats, and the local media for their political advocacy, and pat themselves on the head after demonstrating against the enforcement of our existing border and immigration laws, which are the voices of the American citizenry designed to protect our property and lives. These state-sponsored adult-aged children have been indoctrinated, rewarded, and weaponized to support invaders against the interests of themselves and their fellow countrymen and women," said Senior Class President of ECU's Class of 1995, former student government leader, and ALIPAC.us founder and spokesman William Gheen. William Gheen attended both ECU and UNC 1987-1995.


The arrests of these criminal illegal immigrants were carried out with the assistance of the U.S. Marshals Service, which helps track and apprehend fugitives with the help of local law enforcement from Chapel Hill, NC (Home of UNC), and Franklin County, NC.

Thanks to new state laws passed by North Carolina's Republican controlled General Assembly, local police and Sheriffs are required to cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was notified, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is expected to become involved. Authorities noted that an ICE detainer was placed on each individual, indicating that immigration agents may eventually take custody of them, which these confused ECU demonstrators would certainly oppose.

For more information about illegal immigrant crimes, ICE enforcement of immigration laws, East Carolina University student politics, crime coverage, and state legislation, please visit or contact us at www.ALIPAC.us.

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