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Family: Ramos Beaten By Prison Thugs
From Americas Most Wanted Website.
After AMW ran the story of Ignacio "Nacho" Ramos on February 3, 2007, he was badly beaten by prison thugs in a federal penitentiary in Yazoo City, Mississippi. His family says after a number of inmates recognized him from the show as a former border patrol agent, they viciously beat him.
After seeing AMW's story, about five fellow prisoners waited until Ramos fell asleep and beat him badly, yelling "maten a la migra", which means "kill the border patrol agent" in Spanish. According to his family, he suffered wounds to his back, shoulder, arms and head.
Ramos and fellow agent Jose Compean are serving time for shooting an illegal drug smuggler as he tried to flee across the border.
Congressman Tom Tancredo (R-CO) issued a statement on Tuesday that criticized the White House for not protecting Ramos in prison, and asking President Bush to pardon the two border patrol agents.
"Not only did the administration choose the side of a foreign dope runner over the agents who stopped him from smuggling a load of drugs into the county -- now they've failed to protect that agent while his case is on appeal," Rep. Tancredo said.
So far, America's Most Wanted has received hundreds of phone calls and e-mails expressing sympathy for these agents' plight. And the question still remains, was justice really done in this case?
From Americas Most Wanted Website.
After AMW ran the story of Ignacio "Nacho" Ramos on February 3, 2007, he was badly beaten by prison thugs in a federal penitentiary in Yazoo City, Mississippi. His family says after a number of inmates recognized him from the show as a former border patrol agent, they viciously beat him.
After seeing AMW's story, about five fellow prisoners waited until Ramos fell asleep and beat him badly, yelling "maten a la migra", which means "kill the border patrol agent" in Spanish. According to his family, he suffered wounds to his back, shoulder, arms and head.
Ramos and fellow agent Jose Compean are serving time for shooting an illegal drug smuggler as he tried to flee across the border.
Congressman Tom Tancredo (R-CO) issued a statement on Tuesday that criticized the White House for not protecting Ramos in prison, and asking President Bush to pardon the two border patrol agents.
"Not only did the administration choose the side of a foreign dope runner over the agents who stopped him from smuggling a load of drugs into the county -- now they've failed to protect that agent while his case is on appeal," Rep. Tancredo said.
So far, America's Most Wanted has received hundreds of phone calls and e-mails expressing sympathy for these agents' plight. And the question still remains, was justice really done in this case?