Two migrants were arrested for human smuggling after leading Texas Department of Safety troopers on a high-speed chase in Kinney County. Dashcam video shows the suspects' car catching fire and two illegal immigrants fleeing the scene.
Two migrants led Texas Department of Safety troopers on a wild high-speed chase this week in Kinney County before they were arrested for human smuggling . Law enforcement dashcam video of the chase and arrest shows a trooper in pursuit of the suspects, saying on the radio 'they’re not stopping' and driving at speeds 'in excess of 100 mph.' Eventually, the suspects’ car catches fire and pulls over to the shoulder of the road.
Two backseat passengers, police say were illegal immigrants, are seen darting from the vehicle and running away, while the driver and his front-seat passenger remain in the car. The officers are heard shouting in Spanish and English for the suspects to exit the car and get on the ground. BIDEN, TEXAS FEUD OVER ANTI-ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION LAW AS MIGRANTS FLOOD BORDER: WHAT TO KNOW The driver and passenger were arrested and identified as Eduardo Jose Flores and Luis Alejandro Basab
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