Justice Department investigating 2022 Abrego Garcia traffic stop: Sources
Source: ABC News
The U.S. Department of Justice has been quietly investigating a Tennessee traffic stop in 2022 involving Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Salvadoran man at the center of a high-profile court battle over his mistaken deportation from Maryland to El Salvador by the Trump administration, ABC News has learned.
Federal investigators involved in the inquiry recently spoke with a convicted felon in an Alabama prison and questioned him about potential connections to Abrego Garcia, according to sources familiar with the investigation.
The inmate, Jose Ramon Hernandez-Reyes, 38, was the registered owner of a vehicle driven by Abrego Garcia when he was stopped by the Tennessee Highway Patrol in late 2022, according to the sources. Abrego Garcia was pulled over for speeding in a vehicle with eight passengers and told police they'd been working construction in Missouri.
Federal agents investigating the Tennessee incident appeared late last month at the Federal Correctional Institution in Talladega, Alabama, to question Hernandez-Reyes, who had an attorney present and was granted limited immunity, sources familiar with the interview said.
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Joinfortmill
(18,122 posts)All They're going to do is make a symbol/hero of him. Set him free!
EarlG
(22,944 posts)testimony that Abrego Garcia was a gang member.
The regime has already demonstrated that they are not beneath engaging in such behavior.
getagrip_already
(17,741 posts)I for one, if offered freedom from a federal prison - or not being sent to el salvador in the middle of the night - might be very tempted to take the hints and take the deal.
I'd feel terrible, but not as terrible as rotting in an el salvador prison.
Let's admit the power a corrupt admin has over convicted individuals in custody.
LiberalArkie
(18,298 posts)Whe cops have nothing they look through everything to justify themselves. Detention in elementary school might be the probable cause. If they only knew it before hand.
Marthe48
(20,703 posts)No?
Why am I thinking of Yossarian trying to help Snowden?
Silent Type
(9,647 posts)before its over. Sucks.