The Gateway Pundit : The Department of Homeland Security lashed out at the Biden Regime for releasing this monster to the streets of Fairfax County.

by Cristina Laila
Aug. 19, 2026 2:40 pm

Full statement from the Department of Homeland Security:

The Biden administration hand-delivered Alexis Antonio Cedillos-Campos to the streets of Fairfax County.

Cedillos-Campos is a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador who was arrested by CBP in 2024, after illegally crossing the Biden administration’s open border near El Paso, TX.

After his arrest, he was RELEASED into the interior of our country.

The Biden administration recklessly unleashed millions of unvetted illegal aliens into American communities and abused the law to do so.

President Trump and @SecMullinDHS are now enforcing the law, arresting illegal aliens who have no right to be in our country—and have reversed Biden’s deadly catch and release policy.

We are urging Governor Spanberger to put her community first and turn over this criminal illegal alien to ICE.

According to Fox News reporter Bill Melugin, Cedillos-Campos illegally entered the US in April 2024 and was released on his own recognizance by the Biden Regime.

Man In Court For Raping Girl (12)

A 29-year-old man appeared at the Harare Magistrates Court Tuesday facing charges of raping a 12-year-old girl.

The court heard that on February 26 at about 1300 hours, the girl was on her way to buy bread when she was invited by the alleged paedophile, Gabriel Zimuto into his house.

Zimuto then allegedly proposed love to the complainant and she accepted.

The state further alleges Zimuto immediately asked requested for sex ad she complied.

The State, represented by prosecutor Yeukai Dzuda, told the court that the girl’s parents became suspicious after she failed to return home on time, resulting in them going out to search for her.

After finding her, the State further alleged, the parents question her on why she had delayed returning home and she disclosed what had happened.

They then file a police report resulting in Zimuto’s arrest.

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Man Kicks Swans And A Duck While Practicing Karate Edison Lucius – April 27th 2018 A man was spotted kicking a number of swans and kicking a sleeping duck, as he was using his local park as his dojo

Rocco Joseph Mantella, Orlando Police Department

On Thursday, April 26th, 34-year-old Rocco Joseph Mantella was arrested after witnesses spotted him kicking a number of water birds whilst practicing karate, the location of his mock-up dojo was Lake Eola in Orlando, Florida.

The arrest report revealed at approximately 9:20 am, multiple witnesses spotted Rocco practicing karate in Lake Eola Park. Witnesses revealed that he kicked two swans in the head and was suspected of kicking another swan in the backside. Witnesses stated that he kick the swans “as hard as possible.”

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Police Collar Trespass Suspect Doused In Paint Virginia woman, 34, was nabbed in Norfolk

NOVEMBER 18–Meet Keeta Neville.

The Virginian, 34, was arrested earlier this month after cops responded to a report of a “disorderly trespasser” at a Norfolk property.

Neville, who had an outstanding arrest warrant, was busted for disorderly conduct and “five counts of assault on law enforcement that occurred during her arrest,” according to a police spokesperson.

When Neville was collared on November 6, she had “a paint like substance on her,” cops say. The source of the paint–which is similar to Benjamin Moore’s Windsor Cream–is a mystery.

Neville, who is locked up without bond, is next due in court on December 1. Her rap sheet includes arrests for disorderly conduct, larceny, indecent exposure, contempt, trespassing, and purchasing alcohol for a minor.

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Homeless Man With No Arms Stabs Tourist Aeron Kip – July 12th 2018 Homeless street painter stabs tourist from Chicago with scissors using his feet

Jonathan Dale Crenshaw, Miami-Dade Corrections

On Tuesday, July 10th, 46-year-old armless street painter Jonathan Dale Crenshaw was arrested after he grabbed a pair of scissors with his feet and launched himself towards 22-year-old Cesar Coronado and stabbed him with the instrument.

The arrest report stated that the incident occurred on the 1600 block of Collins Avenue, Miami, Florida. Coronado was walking with his friend Cindy Barrientos, 22, both from Chicago were visiting Miami Beach. Crenshaw claimed he was lying down on the street when Coronado allegedly punched him in the head.

Crenshaw stated in self-defense grabbed a pair of scissors with his feet and stabbed Coronado twice inflicting a stab wound on his left arm leaving him bleeding on the ground. Crenshaw placed the scissors back into his waistband and quickly fled the scene.

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Cops: Alleged Robber Used ‘Gun’ Many Will Recognize Officials say David Joseph Dalesandro held up convenience store with Nintendo ‘Duck Hunt’ pistol

David Joseph Dalesandro. (York County Sheriff’s Office)

An armed robbery this week at a South Carolina convenience store apparently wasn’t as “armed” as the clerk thought. CNN reports on the Tuesday incident at a Kwik Stop in the small town of Sharon, where a man donning a hoodie, wig, and mask entered the store around 5:45pm, per a release from the York County Sheriff’s Office. According to authorities, the suspect pointed to the gun in his waistband and ordered the clerk to hand over whatever cash was in the register—about $300.

Deputies tracked down Dalesandro in the parking lot of a nearby Dollar General and placed him under arrest. They say the pistol he’d used was tucked into his pants, except it wasn’t an actual pistol: It was a fake gun used to play the Nintendo video game Duck Hunt, spray-painted black, which could appear to mean that Dalesandro couldn’t be busted for an actual armed robbery.

Not quite. Law & Crime notes that in South Carolina, even “the mere representation of possessing a deadly weapon that a witness reasonably believed to be a real gun is enough” to hit someone with those charges. Per the sheriff’s office, Dalesandro—who was charged with armed robbery with a deadly weapon, petty larceny of less than $2,000, and “wearing masks and the like”—is being held without bond in the York County Detention Center. (Read more weird crimes stories.)

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