Carmelo Villanueva-Galarza, 35, and Sergio Jesus Anaya-Alcantar, 18, both of Rupert, Idaho, face a felony count of kidnapping. They remained in the Nevada County Jail Friday on $500,000 in bond each, reports state.
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Two men accused of kidnapping a 14-year-old girl from Idaho were arrested early Friday at the Donner Summit Rest Area, authorities said.
Carmelo Villanueva-Galarza, 35, and Sergio Jesus Anaya-Alcantar, 18, both of Rupert, Idaho, face a felony count of kidnapping. They remained in the Nevada County Jail Friday on $500,000 in bond each, reports state.
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Carmelo Villanueva-Galarza, 35, and Sergio Jesus Anaya-Alcantar, 18, both of Rupert, Idaho, face a felony count of kidnapping. They remained in the Nevada County Jail Friday on $500,000 in bond each, reports state.
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These articles NEVER identify the status of the miscreants (like that word? "miscreants". I kill me) as that might trigger... something. But speaking of human trafficking, I just watched Rambo Last Blood while quarantining. He takes care of business with his usual gory flair; this time his targets are Mexican traffickers.
ReplyDelete"I'd bet big money they were illegals." Gee what caused you to think that? Couldn't be Amish surnames could it? Ooooops! My bad. RRRAAACCCIIISSSIIISSS!!!
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They almost made it to safe-haven California.
ReplyDeleteThey did make it. But believe it or not they're still in Nevada County (California) jail. Each have bail set at $500,000 each.
DeleteIf they were arrested at the Donner Summit rest area on I-80 then they were already in California.
Delete"Carmelo Villanueva-Galarza, 35, and Sergio Jesus Anaya-Alcantar, 18, both of Rupert, Idaho, face a felony count of kidnapping."
ReplyDeleteDat article all rayciss en shit. It later calls the older guy "Galarza" and the younger one "Alcantar" Pretty sure the "second last name" is the mother's maiden name, so if they're gonna use only one surname it should be the first one. Cultural insensitivity!