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The brother of a fugitive suspected of driving an SUV that struck and killed a nun in Water Mill in July 2012 was sentenced to time already served and was released on Thursday, January 31.
Miguel Ixpec-Chitay, 26, of Riverhead was found guilty on December 19 of lying to federal officers who were searching for his brother, Carlos Armando Ixpec-Chitay, 30, who has eluded law enforcement for more than seven months.
Mr. Ixpec-Chitay was sentenced by Judge Denis R. Hurley in federal court in Central Islip and released after the U.S. Marshals Service said there was no immigration hold or other detainer on him, according to his attorney, Leonard Lato. Mr. Ixpec-Chitay served four months at the Queens Detention Facility in Jamaica, Queens, from the time of his arrest, September 13, 2012,... more
Miguel Ixpec-Chitay, 26, of Riverhead was found guilty on December 19 of lying to federal officers who were searching for his brother, Carlos Armando Ixpec-Chitay, 30, who has eluded law enforcement for more than seven months.
Mr. Ixpec-Chitay was sentenced by Judge Denis R. Hurley in federal court in Central Islip and released after the U.S. Marshals Service said there was no immigration hold or other detainer on him, according to his attorney, Leonard Lato. Mr. Ixpec-Chitay served four months at the Queens Detention Facility in Jamaica, Queens, from the time of his arrest, September 13, 2012,... more
Now the authorities can redouble their efforts to find the driver, and can justify more fully the 11-day delay in releasing his ID and photo.
Next Monday will mark the 30th week (and February 9th -- the 7th month) since Sister Walsh was mowed down and left to die on the side of the road.
Article says there was no immigration hold.
unheard regarding the illegal immigration issue. There has been a lack of
focus by our Government and the Rule of Law has been thrown out!!!!
When will America wake up to the fact that the Rule of Law will make us
all equal!!! We believe all are accountable! Rest in peace Sister Walsh.
Tomorrow will mark the 30th week since the hit-and-run left Sister Walsh to die on the side of the road.
11 days later the driver's ID and photo were released.
Justice? Think about it . . .
Rest in Peace, Sister Walsh.
“We expect captivity and we trust fully in the Southampton Town Police,” said Chuck Walsh, cousin of the deceased.
Will this trust include clarity from the authorities on the decision to wait 11 days to release the driver's name and photo?
Favoritism MUST be affirmatively ruled out in this delay IMO.
Rest in Peace, Sister Walsh.
Rest in Peace.
Has favoritism been affirmatively ruled out in the 11-day delay?
Rest in Peace, Sister Walsh.
This quote appeared in the July 18th article, almost SEVEN MONTHS AGO. [link above]
Rest in Peace, Sister Walsh.
Rest in Peace.
Rest in Peace, Sister Walsh.
Rest in Peace, Sister Walsh.
Rest In Peace.
March 9th will mark the EIGHTH month for this "miscarriage of justice" investigation (to quote the Press's editorial) to remain unsolved.
RIP
RIP
Rest In Peace, Sister Walsh.
RIP
Rest in Peace.
Rest in Peace on this Easter Sunday, Sister Walsh.
RIP
RIP
RIP Sister Walsh.
PS -- Thursday will mark the TENTH month.