Illegal Immigrant Charged for Two Brutal Assaults
Fabio Hernandez Cuellar
And from rape to attempted rape, also on San Pedro, Police have arrested and arraigned a teenage male after he was positively identified by two of his victims. Salvadoran Fabio Hernandez Cuellar, an eighteen year old construction worker, is suspected to have brutally beaten a seventy year old woman as she walked home on the island several weeks ago. It is also believed that Hernandez intended to rape the woman. While he escaped detection for that crime, he allegedly tried it again last week and this time he was detained by Police.
On the Phone: Insp. Henry Jemott, Deputy Commander, Coastal Executive Office
“On the sixteenth of November, at about ten p.m., one Josephina Hernandez, seventy year old housewife of Sea Grapes was attacked by a Hispanic male person in the area of the airstrip. We had canvassed the area in an attempted to detain this suspect. On the tenth of December, which was Thursday, at about ten-twenty-five p.m., another female was attack by the name of jenny Hernandez, twenty years old in the Escalante area. The second time that that happened, her husband came out to fight off the attacker. The police reached the area and detained one Fabio Hernandez for the crime. He’s an eighteen year old Honduran of San Pedro. He was arrested first for wounding of Miss Jenny Hernandez and then an ID parade was conducted on him where Josephina Hernandez, the seventy year old woman positively identified him as her attacker. For that incident, he has been charged for attempt rape grievous harm and aggravated assault.”
Henry Jemott
Mike Rudon
“Have police been able to determine if he is an illegal immigrant?”
On the Phone: Insp. Henry Jemott
“He is an illegal immigrant; he has no documentation so as a result of that we are also having the immigration be a part of the investigation.”
We note that both crimes were very violent, and in the second instance the alleged perpetrator threw the victim’s child into the bushes before starting to beat her.
Do all of these people really have Hernandez as a surname or is it a misprint? I’m also wondering why the name of a rape victim was printed. It doesn’t seem proper to print a victim of a sexual assault’s name unless she gives some kind of permission.