Graphic bodycam footage from the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office shows the moment last Thursday when Angel Gabriel Cuz-Choc - who has been accused of stabbing his girlfriend and her four-year-old daughter to death - was taken into custody after a heated struggle.
It's unclear whether Cuz-Choc and the victims entered the United States together, or even knew each other before they got here.
Regardless, Cuz-Choc is not the child's father, who reportedly is still in Guatemala.
The purported motive for the crimes is a claim Cuz-Choc became angry after Amalia Cuc Choc stayed out later with a friend than she had promised.
Pec Coc's sister said Cuz-Choc had previously threatened their family.
If it's the former, Cuz-Choc's release begs the question of how DHS managed to miss the violent past of a migrant who entered the United States illegally, calls into doubt the effectiveness of the department's vetting processes, and underscores why Congress mandated that such aliens be detained until they are either granted asylum or removed.
How did an illegal migrant from Guatemala end up months later in Florida - where it's alleged that he committed two unspeakable murders? Only Biden's DHS can answer that question, and there's likely a reason why they aren't talking - and why most of the media isn't either.
https://cis.org/Arthur/Why-Was-Accused-Guatemalan-Murderer-Loose-Florida
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