An illegal immigrant who is charged with child rape on the affluent island of Martha's Vineyard had just been released from prison for other violent crimes. 24-year-old Warley Neto of Brazil was arrested after being indicted for five counts of child rape and 5 counts of enticing a minor under 16 years old. 'Too often local jurisdictions refuse to honor immigration detainers and release dangerous offenders back into the community to reoffend.' Neto had entered into the U.S. illegally in 2018 and was released with a notice to appear before an immigration judge, officials said. Instead, he was arrested five years later for strangulation, assault and battery, and threat to commit a crime. He was convicted and sentenced to a year in prison on June 2023, but was released after only serving 90 days. Months later, he was arrested for the child rape charges. Public details about the new charges are limited because of the age of the victim. ICE officials said that local law enforcement officials were cooperating with their detainer request. “Warley Neto allegedly repeatedly assaulted a Massachusetts child and represents a significant threat to the safety of our neighborhoods,” read a statement from ICE’s Boston field office director, Todd M. Lyons. Martha's Vineyard is famous as the site where asylum-seekers were sent in 2022 by Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to pressure Democrats who ostensibly supported "sanctuary state" policies. It is unclear whether Neto was one of those people sent to the ritzy island. “We are grateful for the cooperation of the Dukes County Sheriff’s Office for prioritizing public safety and allowing Neto’s safe transfer of custody to [Enforcement and Removal Operations]," Lyons continued. "Too often local jurisdictions refuse to honor immigration detainers and release dangerous offenders back into the community to reoffend. ERO Boston will continue to apprehend and remove the most egregious noncitizen offenders from New England.” Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A California woman was found locked inside a hot car with her 3-year-old daughter, who later died, according to Anaheim police. Police said they were called to a medical emergency at about 4:20 p.m. on Friday after a family member found 41-year-old Sandra Hernandez inside of Ford Expedition with her daughter. They were unsure how long they had been in the car, but temperatures that day reached up to 104 degrees outside. 'He's broken. He's just devastated.' The girl was rushed to a hospital by paramedics, but she later died of complications from heat stroke, according to Anaheim police. An autopsy has not yet been completed. Police said they found several alcohol bottles in the vehicle. Hernandez was also transported to a hospital. Anaheim police Sgt. Matt Sutter said Hernandez was booked on suspicion of involuntary manslaughter and child neglect after she was released from the hospital.A GoFundMe donation page is raising funds for the victim's father and her brother. A family member said the father, Juan Ruiz, had previously suffered a similar tragedy when his two sons were killed in 2012 by a drunk driver who drove through their tent during a camping trip. "To know that he's reliving this all over again, we're just hurting for him," his cousin Nancy Salamanca said. "He's broken. He's just devastated."Southern California has suffered from a historic heatwave in recent weeks. A news video from KABC-TV showed video of the victim before the horrible incident. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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