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Title: 13-year-old girl raped by more than a dozen illegal aliens in Texas
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URL Source: http://www.examiner.com/article/mor ... g-raped-13-year-old-girl-texas
Published: Jul 22, 2013
Author: staff
Post Date: 2013-07-22 22:34:19 by Horse
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Views: 475
Comments: 28

On Wednesday, police in Austin arrested two Mexican nationals who reportedly participated in the gang-rape of a 13-year-old girl on June 29.

The girl, a runaway, who lives at the Settlement Home for Children, was picked up by three Latino men and driven to the Avalon Arms apartments, where she was raped by a large group of men for several hours, according to police.

As many as 13 men took turns sexually assaulting the girl. Many cheered and filmed the sickening crime on their cell phones, according to court documents.

Juan Lozano Ortega, 25, and Edgar Gerardo Guzman Perez, 26, have been charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child. Both are currently being held in the Travis County Jail on immigration detainers.

View Ortega's booking info...

View Guzman's booking info...

The affidavit states the assault lasted until early into the morning of June 30, then the victim was driven to a nearby neighborhood and told to "find somewhere to go."

Police say they were able to track Ortega and Perez from the phone call the girl made to her foster brother with their cell phone. She was able to make it back on her own to the settlement home.

The girl was taken to a nearby hospital, where doctors determined her injuries were consistent with her allegations.

Austin police are currently searching for the other assailants.

Anyone with information on this crime is urged to contact the Austin Police Department at (512) 974-5750.

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".... police in Austin arrested two Mexican nationals who reportedly participated in the gang-rape of a 13-year-old girl..."

It's not rape if she consented and I suspect that all 13 men will say she consented.

"Juan Lozano Ortega, 25, and Edgar Gerardo Guzman Perez, 26, have been charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child."

Mexico has 31 states. The minimum age of consent in 7 of those states is 14 years old. The minimum age of consent in all the other Mexican states is 12 or 13 or puberty. So these guys don't think they're doing anything wrong. If the girl is from Mexico, she won't think she's too young either.

".....the victim was driven to a nearby neighborhood and told to "find somewhere to go."

If they picked her up at the 7-11, that's where they'd be inclined to drop her off.

I won't be surprised if these guys just get a slap on the wrist, the girl gets pregnant, the kid is supported by the taxpayers and grows up an American citizen that thinks a lot like mommy and daddy.

Big Meanie  posted on  2013-07-23   12:16:18 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

It's statutory rape.

Jethro Tull  posted on  2013-07-23   12:29:18 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

"It's statutory rape."

If they come from a culture where the age of consent is 12-14, I doubt they even know what statutory rape is.

Big Meanie  posted on  2013-07-23   12:54:06 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

It only matters where the crime was committed.

Jethro Tull  posted on  2013-07-23   12:57:06 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

"It only matters where the crime was committed."

That's right. And if the crime was committed in this country in an area that's mostly Mexican, it's the Mexican thinking that is likely to prevail. Here's an old article from the San Francisco Chronicle to illustrate. While reading, people should ask themselves why 39 men were deported, but their wives and kids all declined to go with them.

Greenfield, a normally placid Monterey County farm town that bills itself as the world's broccoli capital, is currently the center of an ugly controversy involving alleged sexual mistreatment of children and ethnic harassment of immigrants.

"We may have averted a tragedy, and certainly ended a public nuisance," said acting regional director Dave Still of the San Francisco office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service.

"They go after everybody because they look alike, they're all brown-skinned, " said Tony Acosta, a leader of the Centra Coast Citizenship Project.

Both men were talking about the arrest of 39 Mexican immigrants -- Still says they were here illegally, Acosta says that is not certain -- on the streets of Greenfield last week.

After an undercover operation begun several weeks ago, INS agents arrested 21 men outside a downtown pool hall on Friday afternoon, and 18 more in a nearby apartment building.

The first group of men, according to the INS, were "observed harassing, touching and shouting lewd remarks at schoolgirls just out of class" at four nearby schools -- Greenfield and Oak Avenue elementary schools, Vista Verde Middle School and Greenfield High School.

The second group was arrested after a complaint was registered by a Greenfield schoolgirl, said INS spokeswoman Sharon Rummery. She said the alleged incidents were observed over several weeks.

The girls involved were between 5 and 18, Rummery said. The men arrested were aged 17 to 55.

The men were taken in buses to the Mexican border immediately after the arrests. An undetermined number of wives and children were given the option of going with them, but Rummery said they declined. They are likely to go before immigration judges to determine their residential status, she said.

Acosta, whose group is one of the leading immigrant advocacy organizations in the Salinas Valley, accused the INS of making indiscriminate arrests.

"They arrested one of the groups at one of the businesses on the main street, then went into the apartment complex," he said. "There was no knocking.

They just pushed the doors down and took all the men and left the women and children. They arrested everybody without asking for documents."

Rummery said the INS agents knew who they were after and that the arrests were based on nine complaints, from school crossing guards, the Monterey County sheriff's office and others. The first complaint was several weeks ago from a DARE program narcotics officer from the sheriff's office.

The arrests were part of the INS' "Salinas Project," a program set up in the heavily Hispanic area in September, when the last remaining Border Patrol officers were pulled from Salinas and reassigned to the border. "People in the area were concerned and nervous there would be no INS presence," Rummery said.

When the sexual harassment allegations began, the three officers assigned to the project set up an undercover program.

"The sorts of things we observed happening over several weeks are not violations of immigration laws," she said. "But we're there to support local law enforcement, and we saw a potential danger to young girls and acted on it."

Greenfield police were not available today to say why no local criminal charges were filed.

City Manager Randy Anstine said he did not know why the arrests were a purely INS action. "The city of Greenfield cooperates with any and all law enforcement agencies, whether federal, state or county," he said, noting that local authorities were not told of the action until shortly before the arrests.

"But we certainly don't tell anyone how to do their job."

One official suggested off the record that because of manpower and fiscal considerations, Greenfield let the INS handle the matter by simply removing the alleged perpetrators, rather than prosecuting them.

The arrests, already the subject of an angry community meeting last night, will be on the city council's agenda next Tuesday evening. Acosta said he expects many people unhappy with the outcome to show up. Greenfield's population of 12,583 is 85.4 percent Hispanic.

"We'd like to find out what really happened," Acosta said.

He was skeptical of the accounts that the men harassed schoolgirls.

"The INS is in Salinas to arrest criminals, and that's OK," he said. "But these guys were coming for work. They leave at 4 and 5 in the morning and come back at 4 or 5 in the afternoon, so how can they harass schoolchildren? They came here to work. We'd like an explanation from the INS."

The Mexican government is apparently also concerned. Hugo Juarez, the Mexican consul in San Jose, was in Greenfield today taking statements from residents. He was not available for comment.

E-mail Larry D. Hatfield at lhatfield@sfchronicle.com

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