Daniel Sanchez Estrada wasn't accused of attempted murder or material support of terrorism after a protest turned catastrophically wrong outside an ICE detention center in Alvarado, Texas. He was merely convicted of obstructing the investigation by moving a box full of antifascist zines after the protest.
#9 | Posted by qcp at 2026-06-25 09:39 AM | Reply | Flag:
At least do the whole story for Estrada:
One of the suspects contacted their mom from jail, who contacted Estrada, to go tamper with evidence before police could arrive.
"One of the incident suspects called her mother from jail and asked her to contact a man who had not been arrested; the man then contacted the jailed suspect, who asked him to "move whatever you need to from the house" and tow her car from another jailed suspect's house. FBI agents monitored the man as he arrived at his Garland house, removed several packages, and dropped off a box at a Denton apartment. Federal agents subsequently raided the apartment, discovering anti-government and anarchist documents, largely pamphlets and zines, in what appeared to be the box seen earlier.[4] On July 7,[28] the man was arrested in Denton and charged with tampering with evidence and conspiring to tamper with evidence. He was married to one of the shooting incident suspects, ICE said.[4] The renter of the apartment was not arrested or charged.[22]"
Daniel Rolando Sanchez-Estrada
Convicted of:[39]
Corrupting and concealing documents impairing its use in grand jury & criminal proceeding
Conspiracy to concealing documents that would implicate Maricela Rueda
Republicans have up-ended the age old advice, along with everything else that makes a civilized society function:
Just because you could, doesn't mean you should.
Just because you weren't required to get it, doesn't mean you shouldn't get the vaccine.