Will the US Immigration know that I received a police caution nearly 10 years ago?

Why was a illegal trying to impersonate a cop & using a gift card painted black with police he wanted make a s?

• Why was a illegal trying to impersonate a cop & using a gift card card painted black with police and he wanted make a stop, but why ?A robbery ? Maybe murder or what would be your guess?"I don't know if he's trying to pull us over or what," the man said, "but he turned his lights on and he won't go around me or anything." At some point the truck driver turned off the lights. "He ain't got them on now," the man told the 911 operator, "but he had them on a while ago." Dispatchers contacted police who saw the truck and the car, Smith said. Officers got behind the truck and directed the operator to tell the caller to exit at William D. Tate Avenue, Smith said. That's where officers made a traffic stop on the truck and Ramirez was arrested, Smith said. He also carried a fake identification that was actually a gift card from a restaurant that had been painted black and had the word "police" on it, Smith said. Police shared information about Ramirez to other law enforcement agencies who had reports of fake cops in their cities, but none had responded back by Wednesday, Smith said. Ramirez, she added, "admitted to installing system on the truck, but he didn't admit to any use of ID card or explain any intent or motive." "But," she said, "whenever the witness felt the person in the truck was trying to get his attention or make contact -- that violates the law." Impersonating a public servant, which is a third-degree felony, is punishable by two to 10 years in prison and a fine up to $10,000. Smith noted, however, that a "hold" was placed on Ramirez by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or "ICE." The hold indicates he is suspected of being in the U.S. illegally, which makes him ineligible for bond. http://www.star-telegram.com/news/story/1099356.html

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  more criminal actions you can be sure of that, he was just a hard worker huh. How sad that the government is allowing these people to remain here.