An undocumented immigrant of Guatemalan origin that was illegally in the United States was arrested by the Nassau County Police in Long Island, NY, and immediately delivered to the ICE agency (immigration and customs control service) for their deportation in the country.
The police authorities affirm that Josue Oliva, a resident of the Villa de Freeport, was arrested on March 27 in the town of Roosevelt for drug positions and impersonation of identity, and also found a long history of criminal record in several US states, with greater theft charges and theft with purple search that date back to 1993.
Officials of the Federal Bureau of Investigation – FBI and the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement – ICE indicate that Oliva used 16 false names, 7 birth dates and 2 numbers of foreigner registration in their files.
Oliva, 48, was accused on Thursday of positions that include illegal possession of a controlled substance, illegal possession of a falsified instrument and impersonation of identity, police reported.
“We continue working with our federal partners responsible for enforcing the law to keep Nassau as the safer county in the United States,” said County Executive Bruce Blakeman, in statements collected by Patch.com.
Oliva entered the United States in 1993, that year, he was accused twice in California for the largest automobile. He was arrested twice in 1994 in Nevada for theft and theft. In 2014, Oliva was arrested twice for serious crimes. And he was arrested three times in Kansas for minor crimes and was deported to Guatemala, the Republican Blakeman added.
This time, the Nassau County Police arrested the immigrant “Chapín” for a minor drug position after presenting a false identification during a traffic stop while driving a 2007 Honda Accord Honda Acto car, directed towards the north by Nassau Road in Roosevelt, where an agent arrested him allegedly having a broken rear light.
After an investigation, the agents found a broken glass pipe in the vehicle that contained a burned substance, which is believed to be crack, according to the police report. Oliva, was accused of possession of a controlled substance (7th grade), possession of a falsified instrument (3rd grade) and impersonation of identity, as well as several transit infractions and vehicles.
According to the Nassau Police Department, in a statement provided to Newsday on Monday, it was indicated that Josue Oliva already had an administrative deportation order against him issued by ICE.
