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Pleasantville Sex Assault Case Comes to a Close After 2 Years
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Chase Rizzo
Dec 3, 2013, 4:14:23 PM12/3/13
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The case of the 32-year old Pleasantville man who fled police after
sexually assaulting a woman more than two years ago has come to a close,
Pleasantville Police announced Wednesday, Nov. 27.
Police reported the arrest and conviction of Oswaldo Jacinto-Ordonez, a
32-year old illegal Guatemalan immigrant who was wanted in connection of
the attempted rape of a 28-year old Pleasantville resident on Aug. 9,
2011.
On May 9, I.C.E Agents located Jacinto-Ordonez in South Kingstown, Rhode
Island, living under an alias. He was taken into custody, waived
extradition, and was returned to New York to face prosecution.
Jacinto-Ordonez pled guilty to one count of attempted rape in the first
degree, a class C felony, and one count of strangulation in the second
degree, a class D felony. He will be sentenced on Jan. 14, 2014 to eight
years in state prison, along with 15 years of post-release supervision and
registered as a sexual offender.
�I would like to thank our detectives, the Department of Homeland
Security, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency and the
Westchester County District Attorney�s office for their combined
dedication in bringing this violent felon to justice,� Pleasantville Chief
of Police Richard Love said.
Democrats sure seem to identify with immigrant sex offenders.
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The case of the 32-year old Pleasantville man who fled police after
sexually assaulting a woman more than two years ago has come to a close,
Pleasantville Police announced Wednesday, Nov. 27.
Police reported the arrest and conviction of Oswaldo Jacinto-Ordonez, a
32-year old illegal Guatemalan immigrant who was wanted in connection of
the attempted rape of a 28-year old Pleasantville resident on Aug. 9,
2011.
On May 9, I.C.E Agents located Jacinto-Ordonez in South Kingstown, Rhode
Island, living under an alias. He was taken into custody, waived
extradition, and was returned to New York to face prosecution.
Jacinto-Ordonez pled guilty to one count of attempted rape in the first
degree, a class C felony, and one count of strangulation in the second
degree, a class D felony. He will be sentenced on Jan. 14, 2014 to eight
years in state prison, along with 15 years of post-release supervision and
registered as a sexual offender.
�I would like to thank our detectives, the Department of Homeland
Security, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency and the
Westchester County District Attorney�s office for their combined
dedication in bringing this violent felon to justice,� Pleasantville Chief
of Police Richard Love said.
Democrats sure seem to identify with immigrant sex offenders.
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