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3-time deported illegal immigrant protected by Cali’s sanctuary laws fatally shot after opening fire on county cop
 [BIZPACREVIEW] An illegal immigrant with four ICE detainers was shot to death after he opened fire on a Napa County sheriff’s deputy.The Napa County Sheriff’s Office posted disturbing video from Deputy Riley Jarecki’s bodycam showing the fatal shooting of Javier Hernandez Morales, a 43-year-old Mexican national deported from the US three times but protected under California’s sanctuary laws. Hernandez-Morales had a lengthy criminal history which included weapons violations, driving under the influence, and battery on a peace officer, according to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. "ICE is grateful the deputy involved in this shooting was not harmed during this attack," the agency said in a statement, according to KGO-TV. "It’s unfortunate that our law enforcement partners and the community are subjected to dangerous consequences because of inflexible state laws that protect criminal aliens." "This incident may have been prevented if ICE had been notified about any of the multiple times Hernandez-Morales was released from local custody over the last few years. This is an impactful, scary example of how public safety is affected by laws or policies limiting local law enforcement agencies’ ability to cooperate with ICE," the statement read. Napa County officials claimed that they were complying with a 2017 state law, according to KPIX-TV. ICE noted that local law enforcement did not honor any of the four detainers they had issued on Hernandez-Morales. "After 2011, ICE issued detainers four separate times for Hernandez-Morales following his arrests for local crimes including driving under the influence, battery on a peace officer, selling liquor to a minor and probation violations. None of the four detainers lodged were honored by local jails," the agency’s statement explained, noting he had been previously deported three times before 2011. "Hernandez-Morales was removed twice in 2007 and once in 2010," the statement detailed. "ICE issued three detainers to Napa County Jail; one each in 2014, 2015 and 2016 ‐ none of which were honored. ICE issued a detainer to Sonoma County Jail in 2016 which was not honored." Posted by: Fred 2019-02-23 |
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