Hispanic man arrested for starting a fire in San Bernardino

A 20-year-old Hispanic man was arrested as a suspect of starting a forest fire in San Bernardino County. The suspect He was identified as Eduardo Delapaz, 20 years old. and resident of the town of Adelanto. According to the authoritiesat approximately 3:25 am this Monday, January 20, San Bernardino County deputies and firefighters responded to reports about a wildfire near Verbena Road and Mojave Drive, in the Adelanto area. Keep reading: New wildfire breaks out in Los Angeles County The young Hispanic man was located at the scene of the fire, and Authorities said he was in possession of gasoline and a lighter.which was apparently used to start the fire. Delapaz was arrested on suspicion of arsonand was subsequently booked into the High Desert Detention Center, where he is in custody on $60,000 bail. Keep reading: Relatives of victims who died in the California fires tell their stories The incident remains under investigation of the authorities. If anyone has information related to this case, You may contact Deputy E. Villeda at the Victor Valley Sheriff’s Station.at 760-552-6800. Keep reading: Alert extended for strong winds in Southern California To provide a report anonymouslyyou can call We-Tip at 1-800-782-7463, or online on their website at this link. Keep reading:· Newsom signs order to speed up fire debris removal· Los Angeles approves economic aid plan for workers affected by fires· Risk in burned areas of Los Angeles due to upcoming rains

Republican senator claims that ICE arrested 308 immigrants in a matter of hours

Katie Boyd Britt, Republican of Alabama, celebrated that, on Donald Trump’s first day as president, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents arrested 308 immigrants. Through a message published on platform X, formerly known as Twitter, The 42-year-old senator applauded the efforts of ICE members to work under adverse weather conditions with the aim of enforcing the order implemented by the head of the nation to combat the immigration phenomenon. “Today, ICE made 308 arrests of illegal immigrants inside our nation, even in the frigid temperatures,” he explained. In the style of Donald Trump, the lawyer who graduated from the University of Alabama labeled everyone people arrested as criminals that represented a risk to society. “These arrests were nationwide in all areas of interest and included several murderers, rapists, sex offenders and kidnappers,” he emphasized. Since the first day of the new administration, ICE agents practically have an open hand to detain immigrants who lack documents to prove their stay in the United States. (Credit: Julia Demaree Nikhinson / AP) In addition, The Republican senator also mentioned that several undocumented immigrants who remained imprisoned were granted freedom with the aim of remaining in ICE custody and thus, within a few days, deporting them to their respective nations of origin. “ICE also went to the prisons and ordered that almost 300 more foreigners be released and placed in their custody instead of leaving them on the streets of our country. “Common sense has returned,” he said. It should be noted that, since last year, Donald Trump anticipated that he would implement the largest deportation of immigrants in American history, a process that was launched by signing several orders that empower ICE agents to detain immigrants even in areas previously considered “sensitive” such as: schools, shelters, courts and even churches, to name a few. In this regard, Benjamine Huffman, acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), said the importance of empowering ICE agents to carry out the president’s mandate. “This action empowers the brave men and women of CBP and ICE to enforce our immigration laws and catch criminal aliens, including murderers and rapists, who have entered our country illegally,” he stressed. Keep reading: • They denounce the arrest of 200 immigrants in a surprise raid carried out in California • ICE withdraws ‘sensitive areas’ rule to carry out raids against immigrants anywhere: schools, churches, shelters, courts • Border Tsar proposes placing deported immigrant children in social reintegration centers

Four subjects arrested in Ohio for alleged robberies in athletes’ homes

The investigation of a series of high-profile property burglaries in Ohio led to the arrest of four men of Chilean nationality, who face multiple charges related to organized criminal activities. According to authorities, those detained would be linked to an organized crime network that targets multimillion-dollar residences, including alleged properties of professional athletes. The suspects were arrested earlier this month in Fairborn, Ohio, after being found in a van with allegedly stolen items, including a Louisiana State University (LSU) jersey and a Cincinnati Bengals cap. These items were related to a burglary that occurred on December 9 at a home near Cincinnati. The same day, Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow’s home was ransacked while he and his team were playing in Dallas. Although court documents do not confirm a direct connection between those arrested and the burglary at Burrow’s home, the incident reinforces the hypothesis that professional athletes could be targets of these criminal gangs. Thieves with a pattern According to the FBI, South American organized crime groups, including gangs formed by Chilean citizens, are using social media and other sources of information to identify and track high-profile athletes. This warning had already been issued to the NFL, NBA and NHL leagues in December. Among the confirmed victims of these thefts are stars such as Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, players for the Kansas City Chiefs in the NFL, as well as Luka Doncic (Dallas Mavericks) and Mike Conley Jr. (Minnesota Timberwolves) in the NBA. The four arrested in Ohio face charges of: Engage in a pattern of corrupt activity. Be part of a criminal gang. Possession of criminal tools. In addition, authorities found devices used to break windows, false identifications, and found that the detainees were in the country illegally or had exceeded their permits. An investigation in progress Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost’s office said investigations continue, without offering further details about possible links to other thefts at athletes’ property. Keep reading: – Luka Doncic’s house in Dallas is robbed and thousands of dollars are taken

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