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   Norberto Celerino had been deported several times since he illegally   
   entered the U.S. in 1995 and used multiple aliases   
      
   An illegal alien allegedly driving under the influence is facing six   
   counts of murder after he crashed into a tree, killing six farm workers   
   and severely injuring another in Napa County, California. According to   
   United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Norberto   
   Celerino had been deported several times since he illegally entered the   
   U.S. in 1995.   
      
   The Napa County District attorney’s office revealed this would be   
   “Celerino had DUI convictions in San Joaquin County in 2020 and 2024. He   
   also has a third DUI conviction, though details were not released   
   because the case is more than 10 years old. Officials said he did not   
   have a valid driver’s license at the time of the crash,” KTVU reports.   
      
   Celerino was allegedly carrying three different licenses during the   
   September 7 deadly crash in unincorporated Pope Valley.   
      
   As reported Fox News:   
      
   Celerino is also known to have numerous aliases and “goes by the names   
   Norberto (Beto) Celerino Villalva, Grabien Martinez, and Roberto   
   Savaringo-Diabla–   
      
   Beto Cerillo-Bialva … is a criminal alien from Mexico who first entered   
   the United States in 1995. Since his first illegal entry, he has been   
   arrested several times for possession of cocaine, multiple DUIs, and   
   removed multiple times from the United States,” the [ICE] spokesperson   
   said.   
      
   Pedro Lopez Gomez, 57, Fernando Silverio, 34, Demetrio Celerino   
   Francisco, 39, Beymar Reynosa Rodriguez, 32, Aaron Ruiz, 39, and Loreto   
   Ricardo Hernandez, 42, were killed in the crash.   
      
   “Since his first illegal entry, he has been arrested several times for   
   possession of cocaine, multiple DUIs, and removed multiple times from   
   the United States,” ICE said in part, in a statement. “Cerillo   
   repeatedly entered our country unlawfully after being removed, in   
   violation of our laws. Unfortunately, due to Cerillo continued disregard   
   for the laws within the United States and California’s sanctuary laws   
   has led to this tragic incident. Sanctuary laws continue to place the   
   American public in danger and only protect the criminal aliens.”   
      
   Celerino has now been charged with six counts of murder and six counts   
   of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, as well as driving   
   under the influence.   
      
   Governor Gavin Newsom’s office rejected ICE’s claims that sanctuary laws   
   led to the accident and accused the Trump administration of false and   
   politically motivated attacks.   
      
   “It’s clear that this is an attempt to distract from the truth,” says   
   Diana Crofts-Pelayo, deputy director of communications for Governor   
   Newsom, said in a statement. “This individual re-entered the country   
   several times under the federal government’s watch. Trump and Miller   
   have little interest in public safety or protecting farmworkers.”   
      
   https://californiaglobe.com/fr/illegal-alien-facing-six-counts-of-murder-   
   for-crash-in-napa-county/   
      
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