NEW DETAILS: CONNECTICUT STATE TROOPERS INJURED BY ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM EQUADOR

Please read this full post. Connecticut is trying to protect an illegal immigrant, Joel Alexander Caiza-Nishue, by undercharging him, reducing his bond from $100,000 to $500, and providing him a Remote Hearing so ERO Boston & ICEgov can't snag him at the Hartford Court today.

He entered the Country illegally in 2023 under the Open Borders Joe Biden Regime and has protections in the Sanctuary State of Connecticut in the Sanctuary City of Hartford. They might flat-out release him with no bond to protect him from ICE.

Caiza-Nishue has NOT been charged with hitting 2 Connecticut state Troopers. He got a traffic ticket and a misdemeanor for Reckless driving and Driving without a license.

One Trooper was seriously injured. Caiza-Nishue hit them after losing control of his car while speeding through water on the highway with NO Driver's License.

The crash occurred on I-91 between Exits 47W and 48 last week.

Trooper Christopher John Genovese was seriously injured when he was projected into the roadside.

Trooper Matthew Ryan Cerri was treated at the hospital for a concussion and released.

They spell their names wrong in these news stories or on the Judicial Site intentionally sometimes, so it's harder to track them.

Let's hope ICE shows up at the Corrigan-Radgowski Correctional Center in the Uncasville section of Montville to snag him before they sneak him out. CT DOC Inmate number 453531.

✍ Kristi Talmadge X

Today, we honored the life and service of Officer Miguel Cano, ID 23555, who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

Law enforcement agencies from across the state and country stood shoulder to shoulder with Officer Cano’s family, friends, and fellow officers to pay tribute to a man who served with courage, compassion, and unwavering dedication to the people of California.

The outpouring of support from our law enforcement family and the community is a reflection of the impact Officer Cano had on all who knew him. His legacy will forever live on in our hearts and in the badge he wore with pride.

Rest easy, Officer Cano. We will never forget your service or your sacrifice.

We’ve got the watch from here.