Illegal immigrants arrested for squatting in home of soldier

[Benjamin Bice]

Illegal immigrants arrested for squatting in the home of a deployed soldier - and leaving it squalid with feces, urine and garbage everywhere

Five illegal immigrants have been arrested for squatting in a deployed soldier's home - leaving it covered in feces and urine.

The men have occupied the three-story home in Englewood, New Jersey, for at least a few weeks as its owner, a female soldier, is stationed out of the city.

According to police, 'the conditions in the home were deplorable throughout', with evidence of partying and squalor.

They discovered the disgusting scene after one of the men, 18-year-old Carlos Rosales-Campos, was arrested on Sunday following a theft at a nearby restaurant.


Police have charged five men for squatting in a soldier's New Jersey home. They found them on Sunday after arresting Carlos Rosales-Campos, 18, (pictured) over a burglary. He is here illegally from El Salvador

Police determined he was squatting at the property on Lafayette Avenue, and when they went to inspect they found four more men living there.

Rosales-Campos is in the country illegally from El Salvador, according to police.

One of the men, 47-year-old Oswaldo Meneses-Arango, is a legal resident from Colombia.

However, the other three - Rosalio Valencia-Hernandez, 49; Rene Contreras-Ixtla, 39; and Evaristo Chavez, 34 - are illegal immigrants from Mexico.

Aside from Chavez, all of the men are homeless, police said.


Evaristo Chavez, 34 (left), and Rene Contreras-Ixtla, 39 (right), are in the country illegally from Mexico

Oswaldo Meneses-Arango, 47 (left), is the only legal resident of the five. He hails from Colombia. However, he was also charged with trespass alongside illegal Mexican immigrant, Rosalio Valencia-Hernandez, 49 (right)

Northjersey.com reported that empty beer bottles, clothing and plastic gloves could be seen in the yard of the single-family home.

At the back, someone had knocked out a glass pane of the rear door.

Rosales-Campos was charged with armed robbery, second-degree possession of a weapon with intent to use against a person, second-degree illegal handgun possession, six counts of third-degree burglary, third-degree attempted burglary, several counts of theft, fourth-degree possession of a fraudulent government I.D. and one count fourth-degree criminal trespass.

He is being held on a $500,000 bail at Bergen County jail.

The remaining men were charged on Monday with fourth-degree criminal trespass.

They are being held at Bergen County jail, each on a bond of $2,500.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... tying.html

[Alois Walken]

At least our New Jersey soldiers get some ounce of Justice!

Too bad they couldn't have kept the invaders from loitering in her home in the first place though. I hate to imagine how she'll feel to find her home in tatters because some *expletive* aliens thought they could crash indefinitely in a heroine's home.


Maybe The Donald will fix this when he becomes President? Here's to hoping.

[Will Williams]

...The men have occupied the three-story home in Englewood, New Jersey, for at least a few weeks as its owner, a female soldier, is stationed out of the city...Police determined he was squatting at the property on Lafayette Avenue, and when they went to inspect they found four more men living there...

There goes the neighborhood.

Used to be in middle class neighborhoods like this one that the police would get several calls from "Neighborhood Watchers" at first sightings of people like these on their block who did not belong there.

[MercuryRisingJacobite]

Interesting article, while a prelude to unfortunate events that will spread like a virus across this country.
These wetbacks didn't choose an abandoned farmhouse hidden in a patch of oak trees, but had the audacity to reside in our populated communities, as if to "blend in" to the infrastructure. Where the hell were the neighbors in this situation? When a soldier goes off to their tour of duty there are preparations in place with family, friends, and volunteer members of the VFW.

I had a similar encounter involving "squatters" in our family cabin, north of Bozeman MT in the winter of 2014. A father and son got caught in a severe winter storm while snowmobiling in the nearby nature preserve and sought shelter in our winter retreat for two days until the storm passed. Obviously, the closest neighbors are three quarters of a mile away and we never lock our doors in Montana. We received a courtesy phone call from the local sheriff to our forwarding address in Cincinnati regarding the affair. The "squatters" happened to be a well respected chiropractor in the area and left his business card wedged in our front door along with a list of items that were consumed.

When we returned in the spring, we first stopped by our local post office to pickup the seasons mail and received a thank you card from the honest doctor with a check enclosed that covered two nights stay with balanced meals.

When we finally reached the cabin that late afternoon the furniture was still neatly covered with white sheets, beds tight enough to bounce a quarter on, and not a single rifle missing from the cabinet.

I wish that all experiences in life could end this well, but not everyone is from the Republic of Montana.

MRJ