14 year old girl gunned down by illegal alien who came back THREE times.

This is a disgusting crime and should have never been allowed to happen. Now a mother is preparing to say goodbye to her daughter. She was a target of opportunity. From the Houston Chronicle.

"The two suspects allegedly saw Anderson as merely a "target of opportunity" for an armed robbery, Houston police homicide detectives said.


Anderson was shot in the back while she was walking home to her northside apartment in the 1100 block of Langwick. She was last seen alive around 12:30 a.m."

Really brave men. They shot Shatavia Anderson in the back. Another example of how broken our immigration system is. Obama and his progressive friends would like to grant scums like these two amnesty. The only thing these two killers should get is a very short trial and a bullet to the head. They are not worthy of any trial or vast expenditure of taxpayers money for defense. They have no defense for committing such a horrible crime. I know that may not sit well with some of you but I make no apologies for this. Houston is a 'sanctuary city' and I would hope the citizens of Houston change this, and quickly. Thanks to all of you liberals and progressives who think giving aid and comfort to those who are here illegaly, a fourteen year old girl is now dead. How would you feel if it was YOUR DAUGHTER?

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14-Year Old Girl Shot in the Back and Killed by Illegal Alien Who Was Deported Twice…

By SUSAN CARROLL and MIKE GLENN


As she made arrangements Thursday to bury her 14-year-old daughter, Keisha Lambert learned that the suspected gunman in the teenager's killing had been previously deported twice from the U.S.

"It's not right that he came back a third time," Lambert said.

Melvin Alvarado, 22, was convicted of two separate intoxicated driving offenses in Harris County in 2005 and 2007, criminal records show. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail in connection with the last conviction in November 2007.

Gregory Palmore, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokesman in Houston, said immigration officials removed Alvarado from the country in April 2008 and again in May 2009. Palmore said it was unclear from his records whether Alvarado was picked up directly from Harris County Jail after the last intoxicated driving conviction.

The second suspect in the fatal shooting of Shatavia Anderson on Saturday, Jonathan Lopez-Torres, 18, was a lawful permanent resident from Honduras, Palmore said. According to Harris County records, Lopez-Torres was arrested and accused of auto theft in February 2009. That charge was later dismissed.

Alvarado and Lopez-Torres were charged on Wednesday with capital murder in the slaying of Anderson, who was known as "Tae" to her friends and family. They were being held without bail in Harris County Jail.

The two suspects allegedly saw Anderson as merely a "target of opportunity" for an armed robbery, Houston police homicide detectives said.

Anderson was shot in the back while she was walking home to her northside apartment in the 1100 block of Langwick. She was last seen alive around 12:30 a.m.

Alvarado fled after grabbing some of the girl's belongings, including jewelry, a cell phone and her purse, police said. The purse was found in the woods near the teen's body around 9 a.m. A witness helped police craft a composite sketch and later identified Alvarado as the killer, authorities said.

Lambert said a service will be held for her daughter Saturday morning at Canaan Baptist Church, 5117 Lockwood Drive. She will be buried at Paradise Cemetery at West Montgomery Road and West Gulf Bank.

ARRESTS, DEPORTATIONS

January 2005: Melvin Alvarado convicted of driving while intoxicated. Sentenced to 18 days.

November 2007: Alvarado convicted of driving while intoxicated. Sentenced to 60 days.

April 2008: Immigration officials remove Alvarado to El Salvador.

May 2009: Immigration officials remove Alvarado to El Salvador.

Source: Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Original article can be found here

Hat tip: Soda Head