USA veteran survived WWII but not Bush's 'good-hearted' illegal alien lawbreakers

This horrific crash might never have happened if, as I've suggested,
selling a motor vehicle to, or for, an illegal alien constituted a
FELONY had been the case . . .

But who knows?

Maybe, as occurred when JULISSA MOLINA, AKA JULISSA SOTO, AKA
JULISSA MOLINA-SOTO, AKA JULISSA MOLINO SOTO, AKA JULISSA DAVIS-SOTO
-- a Mexican national who violently and openly assaulted an
immigration-reform-minded U.S. woman who was TRYING to exercise her
Constitutionally-guaranteed right to free speech at a public
immigration forum (see http://www.freespeechforum.org/) -- the killer
of this U.S. veteran will, upon being deported back to his native
cesspool, er country, sneak back into the USA and be offered a
high-paying job as a reward for his crime?
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http://www.connpost.com/news/ci_3340143

Illegal alien gets 6 years in death of WWII vet
DANIEL TEPFER

BRIDGEPORT -- Chester Dillahunt of Fairfield survived World War II and
the Korean War to be killed at the age of 86 by a drunken illegal
immigrant.

On Friday, Jeronimo Rocha, from Brazil, was sentenced to six years in
prison for the crime. He'll be deported back to Brazil after he serves
his term.

"I feel very guilty about everything that happened," Rocha told
Superior Court Judge Roland Fasano on Friday. "I'm very saddened by
the fact that somebody died."

"All of this suffering was caused by a man who was illegally in this
country, driving drunk without a license and without insurance,"
retorted Fasano, as he handed down the sentence. But the judge stopped
short of imposing the eight-year term urged by Assistant State's
Attorney Howard Stein. "We are all aware the defendant didn't wake up
that morning intending to go out and kill someone," Fasano said.

Rocha, 37, of Danbury, previously pleaded guilty to one count of
second-degree manslaughter with a motor vehicle.

According to police, shortly before 5 p.m. March 20, Dillahunt, of
Gilbert Highway, Fairfield, was driving southbound on Black Rock
Turnpike in his 2005 Pontiac Vibe when the 1996 Toyota Corolla, driven
north by Rocha, veered over the double yellow line and crashed head on
into him.

The impact of the crash caused Dillahunt's car to roll over and he was
trapped inside, police said. Dillahunt, a retired lieutenant colonel
in the Army who was a decorated veteran of both World War II and the
Korean War, was in a coma for five weeks before he died.
Police said Rocha, who had a blood alcohol level of 0.247, told them
he was driving home after attending a party in Bridgeport. While at
the party, he told police, he drank at least six Coronas.

Rocha said he lost control while negotiating a curve in the wet road
but didn't remember hitting the victim's car, police said.

He was treated for minor injuries.

Stein told the judge that this would be the first Christmas in 63
years of marriage that Dillahunt will not be celebrating with his
wife.

"It's imperative that the court send a message to anybody who
considers drinking and driving on this holiday season that this type
of behavior will not be tolerated," he said.
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