Rockville HS Rape & Impact on Sanctuary City? Procedures in MoCo?

[Anonymous]

An ICE agent has been assigned to Montgomery county for years.

There is no "if ICE shows up in time".

Major crimes (homocide, rape, robbery, etc) is one unit in MoCo and they work with ICE.

It's no different now than it was a year ago, violent criminals that are illegal are deported.

What mock does not do (yet) is deport undocumented grandmothers caring for their grandchildren while their dad is in Iraq.

[Anonymous]

Are the 17- and 18-year-olds like the accused really in most/all classes with 14-year-olds??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A girl was pulled into a bathroom and raped by two boys at Rockville HS today. One of the alleged perpetrators is "of no fixed address" and has a Latino name. They ran his pic, which surprised me as he is only 17.

Let's assume he is one of the unaccompanied minors who came to MoCo.

Is this something ICE would follow and try to deport him? Or because MoCo is a sanctuary county, would MoCo refuse to cooperate with officials? How does this work? How will this affect Rockville's decision re becoming a sanctuary city?

http://patch.com/maryland/bethesda-chevychase/s/g2br7/girl-raped-in-rockville-high-school-boys-bathroom-police?utm_source=alert-breakingnews&utm_medium=email&utm_term=police%20%26%20fire&utm_campaign=alert

No fixed address often means homeless. Are you suggesting that any Latino who might be homeless should be investigated and deported?

No, I was asking if a boy accused of raping a girl in a high school stall could be deported and how county / city laws would work. Thanks to everyone who clarified.

[Anonymous]

Prayers for this poor girl. Gang raped by two heathens at 9 am in the morning when she should have been safe in her school's hallways.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:An ICE agent has been assigned to Montgomery county for years.

There is no "if ICE shows up in time".

Major crimes (homocide, rape, robbery, etc) is one unit in MoCo and they work with ICE.

It's no different now than it was a year ago, violent criminals that are illegal are deported.

What mock does not do (yet) is deport undocumented grandmothers caring for their grandchildren while their dad is in Iraq.

The State's Attorney's office does not work with ICE.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:An ICE agent has been assigned to Montgomery county for years.

There is no "if ICE shows up in time".

Major crimes (homocide, rape, robbery, etc) is one unit in MoCo and they work with ICE.

It's no different now than it was a year ago, violent criminals that are illegal are deported.

What mock does not do (yet) is deport undocumented grandmothers caring for their grandchildren while their dad is in Iraq.

The State's Attorney's office does not work with ICE.

The states attorneys office is a disaster and they only care about crimes against whites.

The cops and states attorneys don't get along and despise working together.

Cops work with ice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:An ICE agent has been assigned to Montgomery county for years.

There is no "if ICE shows up in time".

Major crimes (homocide, rape, robbery, etc) is one unit in MoCo and they work with ICE.

It's no different now than it was a year ago, violent criminals that are illegal are deported.

What mock does not do (yet) is deport undocumented grandmothers caring for their grandchildren while their dad is in Iraq.

The State's Attorney's office does not work with ICE.

The states attorneys office is a disaster and they only care about crimes against whites.

The cops and states attorneys don't get along and despise working together.

Cops work with ice.

No, they don't. They have no legal authority to work with ICE. ICE does its own thing, period.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:An ICE agent has been assigned to Montgomery county for years.

There is no "if ICE shows up in time".

Major crimes (homocide, rape, robbery, etc) is one unit in MoCo and they work with ICE.

It's no different now than it was a year ago, violent criminals that are illegal are deported.

What mock does not do (yet) is deport undocumented grandmothers caring for their grandchildren while their dad is in Iraq.

The State's Attorney's office does not work with ICE.

The states attorneys office is a disaster and they only care about crimes against whites.

The cops and states attorneys don't get along and despise working together.

Cops work with ice.

No, they don't. They have no legal authority to work with ICE. ICE does its own thing, period.

You don't know hat you are talking about. There have been ICE agents that are assigned to moco for years and hey work with major crimes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:An ICE agent has been assigned to Montgomery county for years.

There is no "if ICE shows up in time".

Major crimes (homocide, rape, robbery, etc) is one unit in MoCo and they work with ICE.

It's no different now than it was a year ago, violent criminals that are illegal are deported.

What mock does not do (yet) is deport undocumented grandmothers caring for their grandchildren while their dad is in Iraq.

The State's Attorney's office does not work with ICE.

The states attorneys office is a disaster and they only care about crimes against whites.

The cops and states attorneys don't get along and despise working together.

Cops work with ice.

No, they don't. They have no legal authority to work with ICE. ICE does its own thing, period.

You don't know hat you are talking about. There have been ICE agents that are assigned to moco for years and hey work with major crimes.

Lol, yes, I do. They work with federal task forces. FBI and DEA, etc. but definitely no ICE.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:An ICE agent has been assigned to Montgomery county for years.

There is no "if ICE shows up in time".

Major crimes (homocide, rape, robbery, etc) is one unit in MoCo and they work with ICE.

It's no different now than it was a year ago, violent criminals that are illegal are deported.

What mock does not do (yet) is deport undocumented grandmothers caring for their grandchildren while their dad is in Iraq.

The State's Attorney's office does not work with ICE.

The states attorneys office is a disaster and they only care about crimes against whites.

The cops and states attorneys don't get along and despise working together.

Cops work with ice.

No, they don't. They have no legal authority to work with ICE. ICE does its own thing, period.

You don't know hat you are talking about. There have been ICE agents that are assigned to moco for years and hey work with major crimes.

Lol, yes, I do. They work with federal task forces. FBI and DEA, etc. but definitely no ICE.

You are working with very old information. They have worked with ICE for quite a few years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm not sure, but I'll just put out there that this works both ways: if the victim is undocumented, the community benefits from the sanctuary city status because she will not be scared to testify and report crimes like this.

The community benefits because she can testify and they all get to stay in the USA? Phhft. Those 2 rapists can go to Gitmo for all I care.

Yes, the community benefits if crime victims come forward. If she doesn't testify, they might not be convicted. If she was scared to even report the crime, then they never would have been arrested in the first place. It's pretty common sense, and it's actually the main reason that many local police departments don't like to mix immigration and local policing. It's just not possible, in a city, to have one class of people entirely underground, and to keep everyone safe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm not sure, but I'll just put out there that this works both ways: if the victim is undocumented, the community benefits from the sanctuary city status because she will not be scared to testify and report crimes like this.

The community benefits because she can testify and they all get to stay in the USA? Phhft. Those 2 rapists can go to Gitmo for all I care.

Yes, the community benefits if crime victims come forward. If she doesn't testify, they might not be convicted. If she was scared to even report the crime, then they never would have been arrested in the first place. It's pretty common sense, and it's actually the main reason that many local police departments don't like to mix immigration and local policing. It's just not possible, in a city, to have one class of people entirely underground, and to keep everyone safe.

+1 When you don't separate regular policing from immigration enforcement, you end up with situations like the one where ICE arrested the lady trying to get a restraining order against her abusive husband. Essentially, if you require everyone who comes into contact with the system, including as a victim, to be subject to ICE authority, no one will come forward. That's not good for victims (many of whom are US citizens but worry about non-citizen neighbors or relatives) and it isn't good for society.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm not sure, but I'll just put out there that this works both ways: if the victim is undocumented, the community benefits from the sanctuary city status because she will not be scared to testify and report crimes like this.

The community benefits because she can testify and they all get to stay in the USA? Phhft. Those 2 rapists can go to Gitmo for all I care.

Yes, the community benefits if crime victims come forward. If she doesn't testify, they might not be convicted. If she was scared to even report the crime, then they never would have been arrested in the first place. It's pretty common sense, and it's actually the main reason that many local police departments don't like to mix immigration and local policing. It's just not possible, in a city, to have one class of people entirely underground, and to keep everyone safe.

Or, deport all illegal immigrants and we wouldn't have to worry about this. Deal?

[Anonymous]

The assumptions on this thread are grotesque. The kid may be latino but it doesn't necessarily mean he's an illegal immigrant. No fixed address as a PP pointed out earlier means homeless. If he is illegal, okay. But the immediate assumption is pretty awful. But hey, Trump's America.

[Anonymous]

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