A man examiners say “stunned our local area” last year has conceded and been condemned.
nineteenth Circuit Lead prosecutor CJ Robinson said Grevi G. Rivera-Zavala has confessed to second-degree assault. Autauga Area Circuit Court Judge Delight Stall condemned him to 10 years jail, after which he will be delivered to U.S. Migration and Customs Authorization for extradition.
The assault occurred in the café in Prattville in May 2023. The teen casualty said Rivera-Zavala constrained her into one of the restroom slows down, held her down and assaulted her. After the capture, Robinson said the two didn’t have the foggiest idea about one another and it was an irregular assault.
Robinson said Rivera-Zavala entered the nation unlawfully, was momentarily confined, then delivered notwithstanding having a lawbreaker record in Honduras.
He has been held in the Autauga Area prison since his capture in May 2023.
Robinson made the accompanying announcement: “This is a wrongdoing which stunned our local area. My office worked with the casualty’s family and the Prattville Police Division to look for responsibility and equity for guiltlessness lost. Because of the earnestness of this wrongdoing and the casualty’s age, I’m grateful to have for all time eliminated this danger to public security. I ask our national government takes on more grounded movement approaches to recognize and forestall risky illegals from entering our nation hoping to perpetrate criminal demonstrations. Innumerable individuals have calmly come to the US searching for a superior life, many become piece of their nearby networks, and make good on charges. None of those qualities portray Rivera-Zavala, he was a danger, his set of experiences showed that, and bombed strategies considered this wrongdoing to happen.”
