Illegal Alien Arrested For Attempted Rape Of Woman, Murder Of Her Son

An illegal alien has been arrested in Kentucky in connection with the attempted rape of a woman and the murder of her 15-year-old son, who tried to intervene and rescue his mother.

Mexican illegal alien Gildardo Amandor-Martinez, who attempted to illegally enter the United States on three different occasions in 2021 before successfully sneaking across the border, was arrested in connection with the horrific crime in Morehead, Kentucky, Fox News confirmed.

The man is believed to have attempted to rape his girlfriend Aleida Lopez in their shared Kentucky apartment when her son, Luis Lopez, intervened in an attempt to save his mother from the illegal alien. Authorities say that Amandor-Martinez shot the 15-year-old boy three times, striking and killing him, before assaulting Lopez’s daughter with the gun.

The Mexican national was arrested by local law enforcement in Rowan County, Kentucky. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has now placed a detainer request on Amandor-Martinez and will take custody of the illegal alien.

“15-year-old Luis Lopez died trying to save his mother from this criminal illegal alien who was attempting to rape her. Gildardo Amandor-Martinez is a rapist and cold-blooded killer who should have never been in this country,” Department of Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin charged.

“The Biden administration’s open-border policies allowed this monster to walk American streets and commit these evil crimes, including murder, assault, and attempted rape, against a mother and her children,” McLaughlin added. “ICE has placed an arrest detainer to ensure Amandor-Martinez will not be released onto America’s streets and allowed to terrorize American families again.”

The horrific crime comes right as Louisville, Kentucky’s most populous city, acquiesced to the Trump administration and announced that it would begin honoring ICE detainer requests, which the federal law enforcement agency uses to gain custody of criminal illegal aliens like Amandor-Martinez.

The city agreed to honor the detainer requests after the Trump administration wrote a letter informing the city that its actions were in violation of the law and could result in legal actions or the revocation of federal funding.