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This story reinforces the need for aggressive deportation and holding of Dangerous Illegal Invaders who are a threat to public safety. A 21 year clerk was killed over slow service for a pack of Cigs. See story!
MESA, Ariz. -
The man accused of gunning down a valley convenience store worker over a pack of cigarettes remains in jail.
There are still questions about why he was free since he was facing a deportation hearing over a burglary conviction.
The suspect was out on bond when police say he shot and killed the 21-year-old worker in Mesa.
The victim, 21-year-old Grant Ronnebeck was working at the Quick Trip store on Stapley and Broadway when Apolinar Altimirano asked for a pack of cigarettes and threw down change.
He then got angry because the clerk was taking too long counting the change, police say Altimirano shot the worker.
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio appeared on FOX News Channel and said this man should not have been free.
"They're supposed to check everyone that is booked into jail, if they are here illegally holds are placed, you cannot get back out until the case is adjudicated. It's very simple, after that you then turn them over to ICE, and they should be deporting these people, not letting them back out onto the streets. So they can make all the excuses, it's a breakdown, a serious situation facing our country and everybody can say everything is okay, and it's not okay," said Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
This country is under attack and there are many stories just like this that is over looked by the Obama Adminstration. No papers, no visa, Passport,3days out they go! HLS is not saying a word. Go figure!
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