An undocumented immigrant had been arrested and deported a number of instances earlier than allegedly killing six individuals in a drunk driving crash in California, ICE stated.
A person going by Norberto Celerino, 53, faces six homicide counts after he drunkenly crashed his packed automotive right into a tree final month, Napa County prosecutors say.
However US Immigration and Customs Enforcement stated Celerino — who has passed by many aliases — is definitely 49-year-old Beto Cerillo-Bialva, who has been arrested and deported a number of instances.
“Beto Cerillo-Bialva, 49, is a prison alien from Mexico who first entered the US in 1995. Since his first unlawful entry, he has been arrested a number of instances for possession of cocaine, a number of DUIs, and eliminated a number of instances from the US,” an ICE spokesperson instructed The Submit.
The crash left Cerillo-Bialva and one different passenger critically injured, authorities stated.
Cerillo-Bialva and all the passengers had been farmworkers, FOX 2 reported.
ICE blamed the tragedy on California’s longstanding sanctuary legal guidelines that block native legislation enforcement from cooperating with federal authorities and assist even repeat deportees fly underneath the radar.
“[Cerillo’s] continued disregard for the legal guidelines inside the US and California’s sanctuary legal guidelines has led to this tragic incident. Sanctuary legal guidelines proceed to put the American public at risk and solely defend the prison aliens,” the ICE spokesperson stated.
Cerillo-Bialva additionally faces six counts of gross vehicular manslaughter whereas intoxicated along with the homicide raps.
The victims had been Pedro Lopez Gomez, 57, Fernando Silverio, 34, Demetrio Celerino Francisco, 39, Beymar Reynosa Rodriguez, 32, Aaron Ruiz, 39, and Loreto Ricardo Hernandez, 42, authorities stated.
