Florida Woman Escaped During Sexual Assaults by 3 Illegal Guatemala Aliens

Three illegal aliens from Guatemala have been apprehended and charged with the kidnapping and sexual assault of a woman in Florida.

Sheriff Ric Bradshaw of Palm Beach County talked about the increasing dangers Americans face because of the Biden Administration’s negligent border security.

“For them to be in this country, to be able to commit these types of crimes, is unconscionable,” Bradshaw said. “The federal government has put the American people in jeopardy.”

The victim, abducted near John Prince Park, was sexually assaulted at two different locations by the three men. They were filming her being abused during the encounters. She was able to escape by flagging down a passing motorist.

The victim was walking to a gas station when she came across the three men. She was first assaulted near a food market, and then again on Lake Osborne Drive. After her escape, she received medical attention at Wellington Regional Medical Center.

“Don’t think for a minute that what happens at the Mexican border doesn’t affect us here,” the Sheriff warned. “Here you have three illegals that should’ve never been in this country that committed a very serious crime — kidnapping and sexual battery of a lady. They shouldn’t be here.”

The trio, identified as Marcos Felipe Ramirez, Darniel Ordónez Jimenez, and Andres Felipe Morales, were taken into custody after the victim managed to break free and notify police.

Sheriff Bradshaw, noting, that the three men likely entered the U.S. through the U.S.-Mexico land border, concurred the extreme dangers merits the heated controversy of the Biden Border Crisis.

The charges against the men, which include sexual battery, false imprisonment, and conspiracy to commit these offenses, were announced by the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office at a press conference.

The police were able to locate a vehicle that matched the description given by the victim, leading to the arrest of the three men. The suspects are currently being held in Palm Beach County jail, with their bond set at $200,000 each.

The incident occurred on March 11 in Lake Worth, and its aftermath has escalated the continuing heated debate over immigration policies.

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