Unlawful immigrant in Massachusetts accused of assaulting ICE officers

An unlawful immigrant within the Bay State is accused of assaulting ICE officers throughout an immigration arrest, in accordance with the feds.

Guido Andres Cuellar Batres, 24 — who has been unlawfully residing in Marlboro — allegedly bit, kicked, struck and headbutted officers, the U.S. Lawyer’s workplace mentioned.

The Guatemalan nationwide is accused of spitting into an officer’s face and eyes throughout the arrest.

Cuellar had allegedly overstayed his non-immigrant visa by greater than 4 years. Consequently, there was an excellent immigration warrant for his arrest.

Then on Could 4 at round 9:45 a.m., three ICE officers and a DEA agent arrange surveillance in a Marlboro parking zone. The feds then noticed a car enter the lot, with Cuellar sitting within the entrance passenger seat.

The officers – carrying outer clothes figuring out themselves as regulation enforcement – approached the car and ordered Cuellar to step out of the automotive, in accordance with the feds. Cuellar allegedly refused.

The officers then allegedly instructed Cuellar and the driving force to unlock the car, however they didn’t comply.

“It is alleged that after being instructed by the officers to keep his hands visible, Cuellar reached down in the front passenger seat such that the officers lost sight of his hands – raising concern that he might be reaching for a weapon,” the feds wrote.

“Given this concern and the refusals to comply with orders, the officers broke the rear passenger side window, through which they gained entry and unlocked the front passenger door,” they added.

When he was faraway from the car, Cuellar allegedly resisted officers’ efforts to deliver his arms behind his again for handcuffing.

He’s accused of biting one of many officers within the wrist, tried to chew one other officer within the leg, and struck an officer within the head a number of occasions.

The officers finally handcuffed Cuellar and utilized leg restraints. Cuellar allegedly continued to withstand by kicking on the officers.

“Additionally, it is alleged that while officers attempted to secure Cuellar in rear seat of their vehicle, Cuellar jumped numerous times to prevent being put in the vehicle,” the feds wrote. “As a result, one of the officers entered the opposite side of the vehicle to pull Cuellar into the rear seat. As the officer took hold of Cuellar, the defendant allegedly head-butted the officer and spat directly into the officer’s face and eyes.”