Welcome to Arrest Stories. A man in the United States illegally has been charged with assault after allegedly biting an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer during his arrest in Tullos, Louisiana. Here's what may have happened.
Maximiliano Perez-Perez found himself facing serious charges after an incident with federal immigration officers in Tullos. According to police reports, Perez-Perez entered the United States at an unknown date and time without being inspected or paroled by an immigration officer, making his presence in the country illegal.
During the arrest operation, Perez-Perez allegedly attempted to resist law enforcement efforts. Reports indicate he tried to flee from officers by pushing them during the arrest process. The situation escalated when Perez-Perez allegedly used his teeth as a weapon against one of the ICE officers.
According to official accounts, Perez-Perez clamped down on an ICE officer's hand with his teeth. The bite was severe enough to break the skin and draw blood from the officer's hand. This act of resistance led to assault charges being filed against Perez-Perez.
Officials described the incident in stark terms. One statement read, "This criminal illegal alien is being charged with assault after he savagely bit a law enforcement officer in an attempt to evade arrest. DHS law enforcement is facing a one thousand one hundred fifty percent increase in assaults against them and an eight thousand percent increase in death threats. This is the reality of what our ICE officers are facing every day as they go to work to simply do their job and enforce the law."
The same official added context about broader enforcement challenges, stating, "Many of these assaults, including biting and vehicle rammings, are happening as a direct result of sanctuary politicians encouraging illegal aliens to evade arrest."
The incident highlights ongoing tensions between immigration enforcement and resistance efforts. Perez-Perez now faces assault charges in addition to immigration violations.
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