Oops! Illegal alien in prison for murder released on 'clerical error'

Mecklenburg County, NC -- A 17-year-old illegal alien who was behind bars on a murder charge was sent on his merry way from a local North Carolina jail that had very recently pulled out of an immigration screening program with Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE).

Sergio Coello-Perez, a Mexican national, was released from the Mecklenburg County Jail Thursday after being in custody seven months. He signed a written promise to appear in court and to wear a 24-hour electronic monitoring bracelet, WBTV reported Friday.

Brilliant!

On Friday, the alleged murderer was booked into the jail again after prosecutors obtained a court order for his arrest “to correct a clerical error” dealing with his bond status, according to the station.

Perhaps he was too stupid to know how to remove his electronic monitoring bracelet.

Coello-Perez was sprung for 31 hours, the station reported during which time he fortunately killed no one nor stole anyone's vehicle.

He was a lad of 16 this past May when prosecutors said he and a buddy tried to steal a car in Charlotte. They shot and killed the owner, Nicholas Boger, who tried to stop them. 

A judge jailed Coello-Perez without bail after his arrest.

WBTV reported that ICE had a hold on Coello-Perez at the jail.

The station quoted a spokesperson for the Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office as saying that the “ICE hold was lifted” but that was not why Coello-Perez was released.

Three weeks ago Garry McFadden was sworn in as Mecklenburg County sheriff and announced that he was ending the screening program that allowed deputies to perform immigration enforcement duties inside the jail with supervision from ICE. McFadden, it turns out, is not against illegal aliens who commit crimes from being allowed their privacy.

McFadden said ICE officials would need court-issued warrants or detainers to access the jail while he is sheriff adding that if he had a Mexican national son, "he would look like Serge."

The program had sent thousands of people into deportation proceedings since 2006. Ending it was a major part of McFadden's leftist election campaign. 

However, a recent report by wsoctv.com dated Nov. 2, 2018, states that McFadden "retires from CMPD amid concerns about previous homicide cases," indicating some questionable behavior on his part as a homicide detective that may effect the outcome of a previous murder case with which he was involved.

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No charges filed in Charlotte shooting by cops: stand by

A black Charlotte police officer who shot and killed a black armed man at an apartment complex will not face charges, a North Carolina prosecutor, Andrew Murray, said today.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg DA Murray determined that Officer Brentley Vinson's actions in killing Keith Lamont Scott were justified.

Basically, what the officer did was to protect himself and the lives of other officers by shooting Scott, who was ordered about ten times to drop the gun he held in his hand. 

Hopefully, this will be the end of BLM protests along with others who see all blacks, regardless of the situation, as victims of police brutality . . . but I doubt it.

Scott's wife said that her husband was not armed when he was shot--this proved to be false. Others said that the officer who shot Scott was white--this proved to be a lie. Some say Scott was merely holding a book when he exited the vehicle, had his hands in the air when he was shot--this proved to be another lie by a witness who wasn't actually on or near the scene.

"We cannot know what Scott's intention was that day," Murray said.

I would guess that a man with a gun, cocked with a round in the chamber, after smoking pot and having taken medication that often causes aggressive behavior, may have had bad intentions.

Murray held a news conference and showed a nearby store's surveillance video that indicated what appeared to be a holstered gun in a holster on Scott's ankle. All four cops at the scene agreed that Scott had a gun and held it in his hand. Even before the incident, Officer Vinson informed another officer that he saw Scott with a gun.

After Scott was shot, the gun fell to the ground. It was cocked and a round chambered.

Scott's DNA was found on the slide and grip of the gun. It was illegally purchased on September 2nd, Murray explained. "Basically, the seller saw, what we all saw, the video of the incident and said, 'I know that guy and I know that gun,'" he said.

But nothing, absolutely nothing, will matter to people who want to protest for the sake of protesting something, anything that will help them feel morally superior, or simply express free-floating hatred.

Scott's final moments were videod by his wife, Rakeyia, and she shared it with the world on social media. She is heard screaming to police that her husband "doesn't have a gun." She was wrong or she was lying--I prefer to believe the former.

Following the shooting there were two nights of violent protests, including a fatal shooting in downtown Charlotte the next night. The city had to institute a curfew to keep violent protesters from protesting what they called violence by police.

How ironic.


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