The Biden administration's border policies, or lack thereof, continue to bear bitter fruit. In the latest instance, four Chilean nationals have been identified and arrested on Tuesday for burglarizing Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow's house.
Four Chilean nationals have been arrested for their alleged involvement in the burglary of Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow’s Ohio home last month, according to WLWT in Cincinnati.
An investigator wrote in the court document that an “old LSU shirt” and Bengals hat were found in the suspects’ SUV, although Burrow — an LSU alum — is not specifically named, per the report.
One of the suspects also carried a cell phone that matched data from a Hamilton County cell phone tower from the Dec. 9 robbery in Anderson Township.
Sergio Cabello, Jordan Sanchez, Bastian Morales and Alexander Chavez are facing charges of participating in a criminal gang, engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity, obstructing official business and possession of criminal tools, according to WLWT.
The court document said the four arrests are part of the “ongoing investigation involving burglaries of multi-million dollar homes in multiple states.”
In other words, these four have been making a habit of this for some time. And, predictably, they are not in the United States legally.
A special agent with the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation saw “four male Chileans” exiting a La Quinta Hotel with luggage in Fairborn, Ohio on Jan. 10.
They offered false information and names after being pulled over, per the report, and three told detectives at the Clark County Sheriff’s Office that they visited Ohio to see snow while on vacation.
One of the men, who had been carrying a Louis Vuitton bag, had previously been identified by the special agent as a possible suspect in the robbery.
Investigators also discovered tools wrapped in towels that are used by South American theft groups to break glass and enter houses, per the report.
“After the four male Chileans’ true identifications were learned all four males were identified as being illegally in the country or overstayed their permissions,” the document states, per WLWT.
Good for the agents involved in identifying and arresting the perps, but it is belaboring the obvious to note that, were our immigration enforcement on the ball, they wouldn't have been in the country in the first place. That will be changing now.
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We should note that when these four perpetrated the burglary of Mr. Burrow's house, he was apparently absent, but one Olivia Ponton, described in the article as a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model and who is reportedly Mr. Burrow's employee, was in the residence and called 911. She was not confronted or harmed by the four Chileans but we can easily picture a scenario where things may have gone very differently.
Illegal immigration and crimes committed by illegal aliens were a major campaign issue in the 2024 elections, and President Donald Trump is making it a priority of his second term in office.
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