Nicolas Bartolo Ramirez/Guatemala/Terroristic Threats

Guatemalan national Nicolas Bartolo Ramirez was arrested in Sandstone, Minnesota, after authorities identified him as a previously removed noncitizen now facing new state and federal concerns tied to alleged terroristic threats. Public information describes a state‑level allegation of making terroristic threats under Minnesota law, treated as a serious state offense because it involves threatening violence or harm. In addition to the state charge, officials noted that Ramirez had already been ordered removed from the United States once before.

Following his arrest, federal authorities opened an illegal reentry case based solely on his return after that earlier removal order. The illegal reentry allegation is separate from the state terroristic threats offense but stems from the same arrest in Sandstone. Ramirez remains in custody while prosecutors move forward on the terroristic threats case and federal officials pursue the immigration violation tied to his prior deportation.