Several illegal immigrants were arrested this week in Texas following a high-speed police chase, authorities said.
Dash cam footage taken from a Texas Department of Public Safety patrol vehicle shows authorities following a white Ford pickup truck on Interstate 35 in La Salle County.
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Eleven illegal immigrants were arrested in Texas after a car chase with authorities Tuesday.
(Texas Department of Public Safety)
Speeds exceeded 100 mph at times, the law enforcement agency said. The truck has finally stopped and some police officers are seen running after the truck’s passengers. They were all arrested.
The driver, identified as Jose Raudales-Ramos, was smuggling 10 illegal immigrants, DPS said. Raudales-Ramos, a Honduran citizen in the U.S. illegally, was wearing an oilfield worker company shirt in an effort to disguise himself, authorities said.
José Raudales-Ramos wore an oil company T-shirt in an effort to disguise himself, authorities said.
(Texas Department of Public Safety)
He was charged with evading arrest and human smuggling.
A passenger was found hiding in a tool box attached to the truck. The passengers were from Costa Rica and Mexico, authorities said.
A passenger was hiding in a toolbox.
(Texas Department of Public Safety)
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