UPDATED AS WE GET MORE INFORMATION ON THIS STORY. A MIGRANT FROM VENEZUELA IS FACING CHARGES ACCUSED OF ATTACKING AND SEXUALLY ASSAULTING WOMEN. ONE OF THOSE ATTACKS LEADING TO AN ALERT FROM THE UIC CAMPUS. CASEY CRONUS IS LIVE WITH THE LATEST ON THE CASE AGAINST HIM. CASEY SYLVIA AND TERRENCE, A JUDGE HAS DENIED PRETRIAL RELEASE FOR THAT MAN, AS PROSECUTORS ARGUED HE'S ALREADY ATTACKED TWO WOMEN AND THEY DO NOT WANT TO ALLOW ROOM FOR HIM TO VICTIMIZE ANY OTHERS. TAKE A LOOK. ELVIS. JESUS HERNANDEZ PERNALETE WHO ALSO GOES BY LUIS GUEVARA, HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL SEXUAL ABUSE, AGGRAVATED BATTERY AND STRANGULATION. ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. ACCORDING TO UIC POLICE, AROUND 8 P.M. ON MARCH 16TH, THE VENEZUELAN MIGRANT FOLLOWED A WOMAN FROM THE UIC HALSTED BLUE LINE STATION NEAR HARRISON AND MORGAN STREETS, THEN PHYSICALLY AND SEXUALLY ASSAULTED HER AND STOLE HER BELONGINGS, COURT DOCUMENTS REVEAL. THIS WAS NOT THE FIRST WOMAN PERNALETE FOLLOWED FROM A TRAIN STOP AND ATTACKED. PLUS, IN EARLY MARCH, HE ALLEGEDLY STOLE ABOUT $140 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE FROM TJ MAX ALDERMAN. RAY LOPEZ, WHO HAS ADVOCATED FOR ADDING SO-CALLED CARVE OUTS IN THE CITY'S SANCTUARY CITY POLICY, SAYS THIS WOULD HOLD ASYLUM SEEKERS WHO COME TO THE CITY AND COMMIT CRIMES ACCOUNTABLE ALL CRIMINAL ACTIVITY THAT THE SMALL NUMBER OF MIGRANTS ARE DOING WOULD NEVER BE ALLOWED OR PERMISSIBLE. FOR SOMEONE WHO WAS, SAY, ON THE DACA REGISTRY, BECAUSE THERE WERE VERY SPECIFIC THAT YOU COULD NOT ENGAGE IN ANY CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR OR RISK DEPORTATION. AND IT'S A SLAP IN THE FACE TO EVERYONE HERE THAT QUALIFIES OR WAS REGISTERED, KNOWING THAT THEY HAVE TO TOE THE LINE. AND YET THESE INDIVIDUALS CAN ACT WITH IMPUNITY, REALLY STINGS THE MIGRANT COMMUNITY IN PARTICULAR. ALDERMAN LOPEZ SAYS AS IT STANDS NOW, MIGRANTS WHO ARRIVE IN CHICAGO ON BUSSES FROM TEXAS ARE NOT BEING FINGERPRINTED. MEANWHILE, UIC POLICE SAY THE WOMAN WHO WAS ATTACKED A COUPLE OF WEEKS AGO ON CAMPUS HAS NO AFFILIATION WITH THE SCHOOL, AND THAT SUSPECT WILL BE BACK IN COURT ON APRIL 10TH.
