Escaped attempted murder suspect remains on the loose, was flagged by ICE

Article CAIRCO note: 
From previous articles: Officials had several run-ins with Venzor-Gonzalez ... Those run-ins included a high-speed chase, has active warrants out of Adams and Arapahoe Counties-
Article author: 
Kristin Haubrich
Article publisher: 
KDVR Fox 31
Article date: 
20 March 2018
Article category: 
Colorado News
Tags: 
crime
sanctuary cities
illegal aliens
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A manhunt is underway for an escaped inmate police consider to be extremely dangerous.

Mauricio Venzor-Gonzalez, 23, was being held on attempted murder charges when he managed to run from sheriff’s deputies on Monday morning at Denver Health Medical Center...

Venzor-Gonzalez was in jail on charges of attempted first-degree murder of a Denver police officer from last year...

“We consider this person, looking at his history, should be considered very dangerous and possibly armed. We don’t want any citizens trying to approach him,” Denver police Cmdr. James Henning said ...

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents put in a request with the sheriff’s department to be notified when Venzor-Gonzalez would be released.

ICE said it will assist law enforcement in a search if asked...

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