A Mexican man with a history of child abuse tried to run through federal agents
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an Illegal immigration Accused by Mexico of trying to run federal agents in Colorado, he was previously deported six times and prior convictions for child abuse and domestic violence.
Jose Mendes Chavez, 31, was the driver of a vehicle used to attack US Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents as he operated in Colorado Springs. He remains loose. Francisco Zapata Pacheco, a passenger in the car, was arrested Thursday.
“As a result of their violent actions and to protect officers and agents at the scene, officers fired three shots at the car. The aliens escaped and later abandoned the vehicle,” an ICE spokesperson said.
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Jose Mendes Chavez is accused of attempting to attack federal agents in Colorado during the attack. (Getty Images; Ice)
No one was injured, Ice said.
The agency also criticized Colorado’s Rapid Response Network (CRRN). Anti-ice It responds to immigrant attacks to disrupt businesses.
“It’s silly to see Colorado’s rapid response network appearing in the defense of foreigners who have tried to abuse children and hurt officials,” an ICE spokesman said. “Our brave ICE law enforcement officers face an 830% increase in assaults against them when they run operations due to the spread of misinformation activists.”
Jose Mendes Chavez and Francisco Zapata Pacheco have been accused of trying to attack ice agents in Colorado. (US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE))
“Mendes wasn’t a ‘innocent victim’ and he is an abuser playing the system and is now being called on to attack federal officers,” the statement continued.
Fox News Digital has contacted CRRN. Mendes Chavez too I have a belief Ice said due to multiple illegal re-entry into the United States.
“I know he’s not supposed to be here because we’ve deleted him six times before,” an agency spokesperson said.
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Mendes Chavez was recently convicted of reckless danger in August 2020 In Texas He was sentenced to one year in prison. In January 2020, he was arrested in Colorado for child abuse.
In July 2013, he was convicted of domestic violence in Ohio and sentenced to 180 days in prison.