Fugitive Murderer and Perv Arrested at the Border
TORNILLO, TX – A man being sought on multiple sexual assault/abuse of a child charges was apprehended by CBP Officers working at the Marcelino Serna/Tornillo port of entry on Tuesday. He was one of 27 wanted people U.S Customs and Border Protection Officers from the El Paso Field Office arrested during the last week.
“The work CBP Officers do is vital to protecting our communities and our country,” said Marcelino Serna/Tornillo Port Director Eric Fernandez “Some of the individuals arrested were wanted for heinous crimes, it is our duty to ensure that they are turned over to the appropriate authorities to face charges.”
Call El Paso Sheriffs and They May Send…a Psychologist?
The great, overlooked story concerning policing in America is the number of mentally ill people who are shot after their loved ones place a call to 911. Maybe you’ve heard the old saying: “When you’ve got a hammer, every problem looks like a nail”. I was researching a few years ago, trying to get some idea of the number of police shooting incidences by race of the victim. What I found was a completely unexpected problem that isn’t talked about as much as racial disparities. It’s the shocking regularity in which people who are having a mental health crisis are killed by police…often after the call was put in by their own family or loved ones. One recent study found that people suffering from mental illness are SIXTEEN TIMES more likely to be killed by law enforcement.
Raul Bujanda Named SAC Of Albuquerque FBI Division
FBI News:
FBI Director Christopher Wray has named Raul Bujanda as the special agent in charge (SAC) of the Albuquerque Field Office.
Bujanda most recently served as a section chief in the Criminal Investigative Division at FBI Headquarters in Washington.
He joined the FBI as a special agent in 2002 and was first appointed to the Portland Field Office in Oregon, where he investigated violent crime, gang, and Mexican-based drug trafficking organizations.
Bujanda transferred to the El Paso Field Office in Texas in 2008 to work on the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force strike force. He continued to investigate Mexican-based drug trafficking organizations.