Second illegal alien pleads guilty to gang rape of 6-year-old girl

On Tuesday, Daniel Elios Jacobo-Guirao, 17, pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated sexual battery of a victim younger than 13, in Williamsburg-James City County Circuit Court.

Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Holly Smith agreed to drop a second sexual battery charge, in exchange for Jacobo-Guirao’s guilty plea. The deal avoided forcing the 6-year-old victim to testify in court.

Through a translator, he told the judge: “I hope God will judge me the way it's supposed to be and I hope I will be seen in His eyes the way I am.”

Jacobo-Guirao was arrested in August, along with his two accomplices, Tito Guirao-Aguilar, 39, and Samuel Eli Jacobo-Guirao, 20, for repeatedly raping the girl.

Last month, Tito Ubaldo Guirao-Aguilar, 39, also pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated sexual battery of a victim younger than 13.

Samuel Eli Jacobo-Guirao, 19, has requested a mental evaluation which is scheduled for December 15. His trial is set to begin on January 10. He is facing similar charges.

Daniel Jacobo-Guirao and Guirao-Aguilar are scheduled to be sentenced for their crimes on February 23.

Both illegal aliens are facing a maximum prison sentence of 20 years.

The most popular tourist destination in the state, Williamsburg has a growing crime problem attributable to its illegal alien population, who are largely employed by the hotel and restaurant industry.

On June 10, 2010 Williamsburg police arrested illegal alien Raul Vasquez-Garcia, 33, in front of the same apartment complex where he allegedly shot a man, a week earlier.

On the night of June 4, 2010, police arrived at the Village of Woodshire apartments on Merrimac Trail, they found a man suffering from two gunshot wounds. According to police, the man and Vasquez-Garcia had been arguing over a woman.

The victim was taken to a local hospital, where he recovered from his wounds and has since been released.

Vasquez-Garcia is charged with attempted murder, use of a firearm in the commission of a felony and assault.

 

 

 

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