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US border agents arrest man with extraditable warrant for passport fraud

byCustoms Today Report
15/10/2015
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YUMA: Blythe Station Border Patrol agents arrested a male Mexican national near Ehrenberg, Arizona, and later learned of an extraditable warrant out of San Francisco for his arrest.
The man claimed to be a United States citizen by presenting a driver’s license and birth certificate. However, inconsistent statements and additional records checks revealed a federal warrant under another name and citing passport fraud. The man then admitted to being in the country illegally and having paid someone for the birth certificate. He was also in possession of .25 grams of methamphetamine.
Agents turned the man over to the State Diplomatic Security Office and will process the drugs per Yuma Sector guidelines.

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