Just two weeks after they were filed, prosecutors filed a motion to dismiss the charges against four people, “in the interest of justice,” due to a litany of errors that were discovered in the officers’ testimony.
Social media footage documenting the arrest of two sisters, Ashley and Joceline Rodriguez, directly contradicted the criminal complaint submitted by DHS that Ashley had pushed an officer. Instead, footage showed that the officer had pushed her. The complaint said that Joceline had “grabbed the arm” of one of the officers detaining her sister, but the video shows she only briefly touched it.
Key witness Eduardo Mejorado, a border patrol agent, admitted that he had misstated the order of events. Mejorado said that three men, Christian Cerna-Camacho, Brayan Ramos-Brito, and Jose Mojica, engaged officers in response to the arrests of the Rodriguez sisters. In fact, the sisters were detained after the three men.
Face2FaceRecs on July 28th, 2025 at 22:14 UTC »
ICE was lying in attempt to send innocent Americans to prison for years. Let that sink in. We are living under the oppression of a corrupt regime.
Natoochtoniket on July 28th, 2025 at 22:11 UTC »
When an officer lies on the arrest affidavit, and gets caught in that lie due to multiple videos of the event ... one has to ask. Has that officer been charged? Filing a false report. Perjury. False arrest. I would expect a litany of charges. Then, is that officer fired, and enjoined from future police employment?
Seems like a professional and ethical police force would be held to reasonable standards....
twirlingmypubes on July 28th, 2025 at 22:06 UTC »
We need heavy police reform. Qualified immunity and complicit prosecutors turned law enforcement into a criminal enterprise
And release the epstein files to the people