Reyes, former chief Border Patrol agent, knows that this type of request is frowned upon by the U.S. Border Patrol," said Andy Ramirez, a retired Border Patrol official and national president of Friends of the Border Patrol, who filed the complaint dated Monday.
Friends of the Border Patrol, a nonprofit law enforcement advocacy organization, posted a copy of the complaint on its Web site at
www.FOBP.us.
Sandalio "Sandy" Gonzalez, former top El Paso DEA official, signed a letter supporting the complaint as national president of the Federal Hispanic Law Enforcement Officers Association.
Reyes has not denied that his office asked the Immigration and Customs Enforcement for assistance in solving the kidnapping of his wife's relative, who is a Mexican citizen. Both he and ICE officials denied any wrongdoing.
The relative was released unharmed in Juárez after a $32,000 ransom was paid.
Group files complaint against U.S. Rep. Reyes over role in getting kidnapped relative released - El Paso Times
This self absorbed loser needs to resign. How dare he use US government employees and the taxpayers money in this manner . . . the insanity in our government continues.