MASON CITY – Shortly before 2:30pm on Tuesday, July 10th, Cerro Gordo County Sheriff Deputy Brian Koob made a traffic stop on a vehicle speeding near Nettle Avenue & 240th Street to the south of Newman High School.
Deputy Koob discovered after running the name of the driver there was a felony Minnesota warrant for the arrest of the driver. Accoding to a Cerro Gordo County Sheriff’s Media Report 19-year-old Alejandro Garcia of 314 3rd Street SW in Hampton is wanted in Minnesota for a felony charge of 3rd degree criminal sexual conduct against a victim allegedly 13-15 years old. The warrant is out of Cottonwood County Minnesota requiring no bond.
Alejandro Garcia is currently being held on no bond in the Cerro Gordo County Jail awaiting transport to Minnesota to face the sex offense charge.
SUBJECT IS INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY.
6 thoughts on “Traffic stop leads to arrest of man wanted in Minnesota sex crime”
What is happening to Hampton is what are whole country will look like. If Obama keeps letting these kind of people into the country. Hampton use to be a nice town with a beautiful park. Now it looks like Britt. Your right Larry casterate him. Chances of ever getting any child support out of him are slim.
Wow all the crap going on in river city with the crime, murders, shootings, stabbings, assaults, domestic violence etc etc, the sheriffs department makes a traffic stop on a guy with a warrant and it makes the news??? Must not be any crime outside the city limits if this is all Cerro Gordo sheriff has to report! Great to get this shitbag off the streets but it was a speeding violation!! What do these guys do in an 8 hr day?? I never hear the doing anything on the scanner!! Come hang out in mason!!
Sexually abusing children is a crime in America, if your culture does not like it they offer free rides back south.
Good grab Brian.
way to go brian
CASTRATE THE BASTARD !