The Army Vet needs to investigate after being detained for three days in the snow

A US Army Voteran arrested during the frequency of rotation in Ventura County last week said on Wednesday to look after three days despite being a US citizen.

“What happened to me wasn’t just a mistake,” a written statement said. “It was a violation of my country’s rights. It was excessive force.”

At Wednesday, Recher, 25, and two children, said he was on his way to his work as a guard in Glass House Farms in July 10 [U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement] agents. “

Reeres was focused on his 3-year-old party and did not recognize that glass house, one of the largest official California, was Assault with the most armed armed agents.

The authorities and the country’s safety department later said they were arrested by more than 360 people, including many unreginated immigrants facing charges. When the agents traveling on the finals of the company, many workers fled shocks. One employee, Jaime Alanis Garcia, 56, died after three news of stories while trying to avoid catching.

Protesters and family members, currently focusing on Glass House gates in Laguna Road, separating the Federal suppliers, who sent chemicals to unprotected charges.

The Presis said he had worked in Glass House as a Security Socuritas contractor seven months. He said he was straight to that

“I didn’t have any signs about it,” he said. “When I pulled up, I saw all the cars, and saw all the traffic, and I just tried to do my way.”

He didn’t work. Instead, he said, agents hit his car window, sprinkled Pelpele without firearms.

“I let icegents know that I am a US citizen, that I am American,” he said. “They don’t care. They never told me my charges. They sent me.”

Reres, who had served in Iraq, said agents have never told him why he was arrested at the Federal Meteral Metropolitan Captival at Downtown Los Angeles. He was full, without the fence, access to a lawyer, or a way to clean the remains of pepper in pepper and face, he said.

While in the cell, Peeres said so much that he spoke so much that he was considered to kill himself, but he was not allowed to contact the lawyer.

His sister and his wife, when he gave conversations in television styles, begging details where he was.

“We don’t know what to do,” Sister Destineee Manga told the KABC-TV channel last week. “Please only let my brother leave. He is a US analyst. He didn’t do anything wrong. He is a citizen, his citizenship.”

“I don’t know what is there.

Finally, Sunday, Recheres said, the guards came to his cell and told him that he would be released.

He recalls: “The officer was walking down,” he remembered. “I signed a sheet of findings behind. That was true. They let me go.”

In a statement, officials in the Heleland Security Department said: “George Retes was arrested and released. The [U.S. attorney’s office] It examines his case, as well as the number of others, on non-based state-related state of the Federal Search Warrant Camarillo. “

Retes said she was home in Ventura now, spending time with her children and “enjoyed it.”

He also returned his car, said he had already had a beaten window, many dents and a closed palace.

But he said he planned to lure the government as he was treated.

“What they did was wrong,” he said. “I’m here talking everyone who has no opportunity to speak.”