Texas Sheriff Shares Chilling Info About Mexican Man Wanted for Murder of Five
With a manhunt under way for the man police want to arrest in connection with the deaths of five Hondurans Friday night, it was revealed that the suspect had been deported multiple times. Police are seeking Francisco…

With a manhunt under way for the man police want to arrest in connection with the deaths of five Hondurans Friday night, it was revealed that the suspect had been deported multiple times.
Police are seeking Francisco Oropeza, 38, a Mexican national, in connection with the slayings of five people in Cleveland, Texas, which is northeast of Houston.
San Jacinto County Sheriff Greg Capers said Sunday that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials had deported Oropeza three times, the last being in 2016, according to Breitbart.
Breitbart sought details on Oropeza’s immigration history, but had not received a reply from ICE as of Sunday afternoon.
Although police searched for Oropeza, he remains at large.
“He is out there, and he’s a threat to the community,” James Smith, special agent in charge of the FBI’s Houston office, said Saturday, according to The Washington Post.
Oropeza “could be anywhere” within 10 to 20 square miles, Smith said.
Friday’s incident began late at night when Wilson Garcia asked Oropeza to stop shooting his gun in his yard because an infant in Garcia’s house was trying to sleep, according to The New York Times



