12 Illegal Immigrants Arrested in Human Trafficking Case
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By ERIC WHITE ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) – Investigators said a routine traffic stop in Alamance County may have slowed down an illegal human smuggling operation. Sheriff’s investigators say one of their deputies was on routine patrol about 10 p.m. Thursday when he noticed a van dri The driver, Wilibando Landero Guitierez was charged with not having a driver’s license. It was later determined Guitierez and eleven passengers are illegal immigrants. Another passenger, Rene’ Alonso, was the only U.S. citizen in the van. He has been charged with drug possession and allowing an unlicensed driver to operate a vehicle. 12 people are now being held on immigration charges in the Alamance County Jail. Alamance County investigators said they’ve determined the passengers were being dropped off in North Carolina, Virginia, New Jersey and New York. Federal immigration and customs enforcement officials are now handling the case |
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