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These Officer are still employed.The 16-year-old had just crossed the U.S.-Mexico border to San Diego and was going through the San Ysidro Port of Entry. He was carrying two bottles of liquid that he claimed was apple juice. U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers told him to drink it to prove he wasn’t lying, court records say.
He was dead about two hours later.
Perallon and Baird are still employed by the Customs and Border Protection in San Diego, the agency said in a statement.
In a motion to dismiss filed on behalf of Baird in 2015, her attorneys said Acevedo wasn’t a U.S. citizen and had no connections with the United States that entitled him to any constitutional rights.
“Nonresident aliens are entitled to constitutional protections only if they have substantial voluntary connections with the United States,” the attorneys argued.
None were disciplined.
Should they be fired?
Are their laws where charges could have been laid?
Thoughts are?