An illegal immigrant accused of covering up a shocking death was allowed to walk the streets of Illinois for months — all thanks to the state’s far-left “criminal justice reform” agenda. But now, federal authorities have finally stepped in and done what the state refused to: bring him to justice.
On Saturday, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents tracked down and arrested 52-year-old Jose Luis Mendoza-Gonzalez at a market in Chicago. The suspect, a Mexican national, had been roaming free for months after allegedly being involved in the death of 37-year-old Megan Bos.
Mendoza-Gonzalez was originally arrested in April and charged with multiple offenses, including concealing and abusing a corpse and obstruction of justice. But instead of being held behind bars, a local judge made the jaw-dropping decision to release him almost immediately.
Lake County Judge Randie Bruno allowed Mendoza-Gonzalez to walk free just after his first appearance in court. The release shocked the community and devastated Bos’s grieving family, who had only recently discovered the horrifying details behind her disappearance.
>> Click Here To Continue Reading <<
