Boris Garcia Marquin/Guatemala/Flight to Avoid Prosecution, Simple Assault, Multiple DUI, Failure to Appear

ICE New Orleans arrested Boris Garcia Marquin, a citizen of Guatemala who is unlawfully present in the United States. According to law enforcement records, his history includes entries for flight to avoid prosecution, simple assault, two DUI offenses, and failure to appear. Additional records note a licensing violation and a probation violation. Where not specified as convictions, these are allegations reflected in police and court files and will be adjudicated in the appropriate jurisdictions.

Flight to avoid prosecution indicates deliberate evasion after charges or a warrant have been issued. Proof typically includes missed court appearances, warrant records, and documentation of efforts to elude arrest. Simple assault concerns unlawful physical contact or threats that place another in fear of imminent harm; prosecutors often rely on victim statements, medical documentation, photographs of injuries, and officer observations.

DUI offenses allege operation of a motor vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs. These cases are commonly supported by field sobriety tests, chemical analyses, dash or body camera recordings, and officer testimony. A record reflecting multiple DUI incidents signals recurring dangerous conduct despite prior sanctions. Failure to appear addresses noncompliance with a court order to attend a scheduled hearing, established through docket entries and notice records.

Following his apprehension, Garcia Marquin was processed into immigration detention. Standard steps include biometric identity verification, compilation of certified criminal and court documents, and review of immigration history for presentation in court. He will remain in custody while removal proceedings advance before an immigration judge. Any state cases associated with the listed offenses proceed on their own track and, once resolved, will be reflected in the immigration file as required by law.