This criminal alien should have NEVER been released.
This criminal alien should have NEVER been released. Eduart Gomez Ochoa, a Mexican national with a rap sheet a mile long, was recently RELEASED by local officials in Minnesota. Shortly after his release, he reoffended and has been apprehended again. @ICEGov first lodged a detainer for Gomez Ochoa in May. Minnesota officials should honor this detainer so that this serial sexual assaulter can be finally be deported.
Posted on X 2026-10-28 by @DHSgov · View on X →
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This is a troubling case and there's still no clear answer on why or how the suspect was transferred between counties and released from custody. These two cases are months apart from a sexual assault allegation this spring to a new attempted kidnapping charge just last week. 28 -year -old Edward Gomez Ochoa is now in custody. He faces attempted kidnapping and burglary charges in the latest case, along with sexual assault, burglary, and assault charges in the May case. is in the May case. Five months ago, prosecutors say Gomez Ochoa entered a St. Paul apartment Five months ago, prosecutors say Gomez Ochoa entered window and sexually assaulted a girl. He was arrested about 10 days later. Then in late September, Ramsey County agreed to transfer him to Hennepin County on an outstanding warrant. Two days later, he was released just last Thursday night. Police say Gomez Ochoa reached through a ground -level apartment on Como Avenue, grabbed a 21 -year -old woman, and tried to pull her outside. She fought back, screamed, and ran. Police arrested him Saturday. He appeared in court Monday where a judge set a bail at $150 ,000. The Ramsey County Attorney's Office says Gomez Ochoa's release was part of a plan to resolve multiple offenses he committed between both counties. In a statement to our newsroom, the office was surprised and disappointed by his release. An attorney not involved in either case says releasing someone on a serious charge to answer for a warrant in another county is unusual.
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Analyzed 2026-10-28 19:00 UTC.
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Loaded Language 80%
The phrase 'criminal alien' with the emphatic capitalised 'NEVER' is meant to provoke an emotional reaction.
“criminal alien”
“NEVER”
Exaggeration/Hyperbole 60%
The idiom 'a rap sheet a mile long' overstates the criminal record beyond what is documented.
“a rap sheet a mile long”
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This criminal alien should have NEVER been released. Eduart Gomez Ochoa, a Mexican national with a rap sheet a mile long, was recently RELEASED by local officials in Minnesota. Shortly after his release, he reoffended and has been apprehended again. @ICEGov first lodged a detainer for Gomez Ochoa in May. Minnesota officials should honor this detainer so that this serial sexual assaulter can be finally be deported.
Loaded Language The phrase 'criminal alien' with the emphatic capitalised 'NEVER' is meant to provoke an emotional reaction.
Exaggeration/Hyperbole The idiom 'a rap sheet a mile long' overstates the criminal record beyond what is documented.
This is a troubling case and there's still no clear answer on why or how the suspect was transferred between counties and released from custody. These two cases are months apart from a sexual assault allegation this spring to a new attempted kidnapping charge just last week. 28 -year -old Edward Gomez Ochoa is now in custody. He faces attempted kidnapping and burglary charges in the latest case, along with sexual assault, burglary, and assault charges in the May case. is in the May case. Five months ago, prosecutors say Gomez Ochoa entered a St. Paul apartment Five months ago, prosecutors say Gomez Ochoa entered window and sexually assaulted a girl. He was arrested about 10 days later. Then in late September, Ramsey County agreed to transfer him to Hennepin County on an outstanding warrant. Two days later, he was released just last Thursday night. Police say Gomez Ochoa reached through a ground -level apartment on Como Avenue, grabbed a 21 -year -old woman, and tried to pull her outside. She fought back, screamed, and ran. Police arrested him Saturday. He appeared in court Monday where a judge set a bail at $150 ,000. The Ramsey County Attorney's Office says Gomez Ochoa's release was part of a plan to resolve multiple offenses he committed between both counties. In a statement to our newsroom, the office was surprised and disappointed by his release. An attorney not involved in either case says releasing someone on a serious charge to answer for a warrant in another county is unusual.
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