05 March 2017

Another Deportee Tried To Evade Arrest in the U.S.

Car Chase of Deportee
A missing 6-year-old Connecticut girl was found in Pennsylvania last 24 February following a high-speed car chase and crash that involved a car driven by her illegal alien father, who's suspected in her mother's killing, authorities said.

Aylin Sofia Hernandez suffered minor injuries in the crash on Interstate 99 in Benner Township, Pennsylvania state police said. Her father, Oscar Hernandez, had refused to pull over when a state trooper spotted the car, which had been the subject of an Amber Alert, they said.

Hernandez was taken into custody and taken to a hospital for treatment. Two state troopers also suffered minor injuries.

Federal immigration officials said Hernandez is a citizen of El Salvador who had been deported on 27 November 2013. He has prior felony convictions including assault and threatening, and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has placed a detainer for him, an agency spokesman said in a statement.

Hernandez was being held as a fugitive from justice in Pennsylvania and couldn't be reached for comment. Bridgeport police have a warrant for his arrest.

The girl was being returned to family in Connecticut with the help of state officials.

Officers had gone to the girl's Bridgeport home and found her mother, Nadia Gonzalez, fatally stabbed.

Another woman in the home also was stabbed multiple times and was hospitalized. Police said she's expected to survive.