Kobach says suspect in western Kansas homicide defied deportation order

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — The Kansas Attorney General’s Office said it will be prosecuting a man charged with killing another man at a western Kansas livestock facility.

At a press conference Tuesday, Attorney General Kris Kobach said the suspect was in the country illegally and had defied a deportation order.

“This case is a graphic illustration of a nationwide problem: the fact that more than 1.5 million fugitive aliens remain at large within the United States,” Kobach said.

Second competency evaluation ordered for mother charged with son’s death

Erlin Lagos-Gonzales, 43, of Garden City made his first appearance Tuesday in Kearny County District Court, where he was charged with voluntary manslaughter in connection with the Aug. 31 stabbing death of Adonis Aguilar-Juarez. Prosecutors allege the two men began fighting at a livestock facility near Deerfield.

Kobach announced that his office will be taking over prosecution of the case. Assistant Attorney General John Hatcher is leading the prosecution, with help from Kearny County Attorney Eloy Gallegos…

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