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More Questions Than Answers After Illegal Immigrant Suspected of Murdering NY Man

Townhall Media/Julio Rosas

Rensselaer County Executive Steve McLaughlin announced on Tuesday he had been informed an illegal immigrant was the suspect in the recent murder of a man in Troy, New York.

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In a letter to New York State Police Superintendent Steve Nigrelli, McLaughlin asked for assistance into the investigation since the suspect had been previously a suspect for another stabbing in Maryland earlier this year:

Information received by our office, but also largely available in public forums and the media, states [Carlos E.] Corrales-Ramirez is in our country illegally from Honduras. Additionally, Corrales-Ramirez was apparently a suspect in February stabbing in Luarel, Maryland and also detained for entering the country illegally. 

On March 18, Border Patrol Agents announced Corrales-Ramirez...would be "extradited for criminal proceedings."

How then was Corrales-Ramirez free and able to allegedly cause the death of a person in Troy, Rensselaer County in early September? Was he released due to bail reform or the catch and release policies now in effect in New York state?

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"I have serious questions about what’s going on. I think I deserve an answer. I think I deserve an answer from the governor," McLaughlin told WNYT about the situation. "I’m more than a little angry about this. I’m infuriated by this."

WNYT confirmed Border Patrol Corrales-Ramirez had an outstanding warrant for assault and was turned over to State Police as a fugitive from justice. He was being held in Clinton County Jail pending extradition to Maryland, but it is still not clear how he ended up in Troy.

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