Alexis Alberto Ramirez-Cubertier/Cuba/DUI, Sex Offender (Failure to Register), Felony Menacing

Alexis Alberto Ramirez-Cubertier, a 61-year-old citizen of Cuba, was arrested by ICE Denver. Ramirez-Cubertier has a criminal history that includes three DUI convictions, a conviction as a sex offender for Failure to Register, and charges for Felony Menacing with a Real or Simulated Weapon and Lewd Behavior. These offenses indicate a pattern of reckless, violent, and inappropriate conduct.

The three DUI convictions reflect Ramirez-Cubertier’s repeated disregard for public safety when operating a vehicle while impaired. Driving under the influence is a serious offense that can lead to accidents, injuries, or fatalities. His conviction as a sex offender for Failure to Register is a legal requirement intended to monitor individuals convicted of sexual offenses, and his failure to comply with this law demonstrates a blatant disregard for the legal process.

In addition, Ramirez-Cubertier was convicted of Felony Menacing, which involves threatening or attempting to harm others with a weapon, whether real or simulated. This charge indicates his willingness to intimidate and endanger others. The Lewd Behavior charge reflects inappropriate or illegal sexual conduct, further adding to the seriousness of his criminal background.

Ramirez-Cubertier will remain in ICE custody pending his removal proceedings. After these proceedings, he will be deported to Cuba, where he may face further legal consequences for his criminal activities. His case emphasizes the importance of ICE’s role in addressing individuals with significant criminal records and ensuring they face accountability in their home countries.