DETROIT --
U.S. border agents say they arrested a Cuban immigrant crossing
from Windsor, Ontario, after discovering he was wanted for attempted
murder in Miami.
Customs and Border Patrol said in a statement Wednesday that Pablo A. Perez-Castellanos was on a bus carrying passengers through the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel on Sunday.
The agency says Perez-Castellanos told them he was returning to the U.S. after a three-month visit to Cuba. He's a Cuban citizen with U.S. residency status.
The agency say a check revealed that he had a March 19 felony warrant from Florida accusing him of kidnapping, burglary with assault and battery, attempted premeditated murder and child abuse.
He's being held in the Macomb County jail pending extradition proceedings.
Details of the case leading to the charges weren't immediately known.
Customs and Border Patrol said in a statement Wednesday that Pablo A. Perez-Castellanos was on a bus carrying passengers through the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel on Sunday.
The agency says Perez-Castellanos told them he was returning to the U.S. after a three-month visit to Cuba. He's a Cuban citizen with U.S. residency status.
The agency say a check revealed that he had a March 19 felony warrant from Florida accusing him of kidnapping, burglary with assault and battery, attempted premeditated murder and child abuse.
He's being held in the Macomb County jail pending extradition proceedings.
Details of the case leading to the charges weren't immediately known.
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/07/18/2901582/cuban-nabbed-at-us-canada-border.html#storylink=cpy
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