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Migrant wanted for homicide, convicted child predator arrested at Texas border

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Migrant wanted for homicide, convicted child predator arrested at Texas border

Border Patrol agents in Texas have made significant arrests this week, with an illegal immigrant wanted for homicide apprehended along with a migrant who is a convicted pedophile.

U.S. Border Patrol (USBP) Chief Jason Owens posted on X Monday that a Mexican national with an active warrant for homicide in Louisiana had been captured.

“Another dangerous criminal kept off our streets,” Owens wrote.

The man’s identity and the details of the homicide case were not revealed, although Owens did post a mugshot of the suspect.

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Border Patrol agents in Texas have made significant arrests this week, with an illegal immigrant wanted for homicide apprehended, left, along with a migrant who has a conviction for the molestation of a minor. (U.S. Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens via X)

On Tuesday, Owens posted images of another Mexican national who had been arrested.  

“USBP agents in Laredo, TX arrested another child predator trying to enter our country illegally,” Owens wrote. 

“This subject, a Mexican national, served 10 years in prison for [the] molestation of a minor, a felony conviction. He will be presented to the AUSA for prosecution under 8 USC 1326.”

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Owens posted a mugshot of the man and two other photos revealing the suspect’s distinctive tattoos. He was not named.

Late last month, Border Patrol agents covering the Del Rio and the Rio Grande Valley in Texas nabbed two child sex offenders with prior felony convictions.

The latest apprehensions come as border agents revealed they have caught more than 160 illegal immigrants with gang affiliations so far this year.

Gang members apprehended at the border

Pictured are gang members apprehended at the border. Border agents revealed they have caught more than 160 illegal immigrants with gang affiliations so far this year. (U.S. Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens via X)

“These gangs (Paisas, MS-13, etc.) are involved w/murder, extortion, narcotics, weapons/human trafficking & prostitution,” Owens wrote on X.

“This is a threat to our safety and why we need agents patrolling the border.”

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Owens also posted images of the men’s gang tattoos to X.

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Migrants apprehended at the border in Texas in December.

Meanwhile, the Border Patrol chief told “The Story” in an exclusive interview on Wednesday that the now-doomed Senate border bill contained both improvements to existing policy and negative points, but should have been considered a fair compromise.

“And, as long as there’s no action coming out of Congress, we’re languishing in the same situation. So I don’t think there’s anybody that says that the bill has to have everything that we need in order for us to accept [it] –  that’s why we have compromise,” Owens said.

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Dallas Police Department Officer Darron Burks 'executed' in targeted attack, chief says

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Dallas Police Department Officer Darron Burks 'executed' in targeted attack, chief says

The Dallas Police Department provided an emotional update after Officer Darron Burks was shot and killed, saying that the former high school teacher was “executed” while in the line of duty.

In a press conference Friday, Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia said that the department had lost a “brother” and a “hero” following the shooting.

“As a department and as a family, we are devastated,” Garcia said. “Last night we lost a brother, a hero. Officer Darron Burks was a son, a nephew, a friend to many, and he was senselessly and tragically murdered in the line of duty.”

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Officer Darron Burks, 46, was killed in a shooting in Oak Cliff, and two other responding officers were injured late Thursday night at approximately 10 p.m. (Dallas Police Department)

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The shooting, which happened around 10 p.m. Thursday night near the Oak Cliff Community Center, killed Burks and wounded two other officers. The suspected gunman, identified as 30-year-old Corey Cobb-Bey, was killed in a shootout with police after a highway chase.

“We came close to losing other officers,” Garcia said. “Officers who put their lives on the line to protect their brother, and it is by the grace of God that they are still with us today.”

The chief of police said that the officers were “targeted” by Cobb-Bey.

Our officers were targeted by nothing more than the uniforms that they wear.

— Dallas Police Department Chief Eddie Garcia

“Our officers were targeted by nothing more than the uniforms that they wear and for the brave and honorable job that they do,” he said. “I want to be clear here, the word ambush has been thrown around in the last 24 hours. That is not what happened here. Officer Burks was executed.”

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Corey Cobb-Bey

Garcia said the shooting suspect, 30-year-old Corey Cobb-Bey, approached Burks while he was waiting in a parking lot between calls. Shortly after approaching him, he pulled out a handgun and shot him. (Dallas Police Department)

Garcia revealed that Cobb-Bey approached Burks and struck up a conversation, while recording the encounter on a cellphone, before pulling out a handgun and opening fire. Police said that they have no evidence that Burks and Cobb-Bey knew each other.

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“Cobb-Bey approached Burks and talked with him briefly at the driver’s side of the window as he recorded the encounter with a cellphone,” he said. “The suspect then pulled out a handgun and executed Officer Burks as he sat in his vehicle.”

Police said they got a 911 call about an officer in distress. Responding officers found Burks in his marked patrol vehicle critically injured.

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A Dallas Police Department vehicle is seen being towed away from the scene where the officers were shot on Thursday. (KDFW)

At 10:11 p.m., Senior Corporal Jamie Farmer pulled into the parking lot after responding to a call for backup. Farmer was met with gunfire from Cobb-Bey. When Farmer returned fire, Cobb-Bey grabbed the shotgun and fired at Farmer, hitting him in the leg.

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A minute later, Senior Corporal Karissa David arrived on the scene.

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The Cobb-Bey ran toward David, shooting at her multiple times while she exited her vehicle.

David was shot in the face, according to police.

The officers exchanged gunfire with the suspect, and two additional officers were shot. 

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The suspect was shot and killed at the end of a high-speed police chase on Interstate 35 from Dallas to Lewisville.

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A procession of police vehicles roll through Dallas early Friday, after an officer was killed in the line of duty. (KTVT)

Burks was a former high school math teacher at the Texas Can Academy’s Pleasant Grove Campus, whose passion for helping his community led him to enroll in the police academy, FOX 4 reported, citing sources.

“Last year, Officer Burks bravely decided to leave the field of education to serve our city as a member of the Dallas Police Department. His commitment to serving others, both as a teacher and as a police officer, exemplified his dedication to making a positive impact on the lives of those around him,” wrote Tina Shaw, the principal at Texas Can Academy’s Pleasant Grove Campus.

One former student, Adrian Coleman, said that Burks mentored troubled youths.

“As a troubled youth, he made sure to instill knowledge and provide me with the tools I needed to graduate, to be a man out here in this world,” Coleman told the local outlet. “I am very thankful for him and the time he spent with me.”

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A rookie police officer, Burks first entered the Dallas Police Academy last year.

Fox News Digital has reached out to the Dallas Police Department for comment.



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Driver runs across 101 Freeway after slamming into overturned sedan

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Driver runs across 101 Freeway after slamming into overturned sedan

A hit-and-run driver remains outstanding after they collided with an overturned vehicle on the 101 Freeway and fled on foot. 

Preliminary information indicates that police had responded to the eastbound span of the 101 near Balboa Boulevard in Encino just before 3 a.m. Saturday on reports of an overturned red sedan blocking traffic. 

As first responders arrived on scene, another vehicle – said to be a gray Nissan – barreled into the overturned sedan.   

Footage obtained by KTLA shows the Nissan careening across the freeway before smashing into the right shoulder wall.  That driver was taken to a nearby hospital in unknown condition. 

The driver of the red sedan fled after the collision; they were seen on video making their way towards the shoulder on foot.

As of 6 a.m. Saturday, they had not been apprehended. 

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San Bernardino County man arrested in child predator operation

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San Bernardino County man arrested in child predator operation

Deputies arrested Guy Schneider, 63, of Yucaipa in an undercover child predator operation where he allegedly arranged to meet with a 13-year-old girl for sexual acts.

The 13-year-old girl was in fact an alias created by Perris Sheriff’s Station Special Enforcement Team deputies for this investigation. They received a response from Schneider ultimately expressing his desire to meet and perform sex acts, according to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department.

Deputies arranged to meet Schneider on Friday and took him into custody without incident. During his arrest, deputies found he also possessed two firearms.

Schneider was booked into the Robert Presley Detention Center and is being held on a $1,000,000 bail.

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The investigation team asks anyone with information about this case to contact Deputy Hartert at the Perris Sheriff’s Station: 951-210-1000.

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