Illegal Alien Gets $15K Bail After Allegedly
Plotting July 4th Mass Shooting with Another
Illegal Alien
Posted By: Ribicon, 7/9/2022 12:52:38 AM
One of the two illegal aliens accused of plotting a mass shooting on the Fourth of July in Richmond, Virginia, has been given a mere $15,000 bail. As Breitbart News reported, Guatemalan nationals 52-year-old illegal alien Julio Alvardo Dubon and 38-year-old illegal alien Rolman Balacarcel Ac were arrested by the Richmond Police Department for allegedly plotting a mass shooting at the city’s annual July 4th celebration. The mass shooting plot was thwarted thanks to an American “hero citizen,” according to police, who called in a tip. Court records and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency confirmed that Dubon and Ac are illegal aliens.
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There's only a very slim chance that he'll flee the country and escape prosecution.