Immigration officials: Suspect in Maryland gang murder had been deported twice
( On left, murder suspect Oscar Delgado-Perez, 28, before a police manhunt for him. His photo on right was taken after his arrest this week. Source: Montgomery County police photos )
By Dan Morse September 9 at 6:30 AM
A 28-year-old gang member charged in the brutal stabbing death of a Maryland teenager had been deported twice to El Salvador in the past two years, according to U.S. immigration officials.
Oscar Delgado-Perez is expected to make his first appearance in Montgomery County court on Friday afternoon in a killing detectives suspect was over gang bragging rights.
Detectives say that on June 16, Delgado-Perez and at least two other members of the MS-13 gang stabbed Cristian Villagran-Morales, 18, more than 40 times in a park in Gaithersburg. Delgado-Perez “directed” the attack, detectives wrote in an affidavit filed in court. Police had been searching for him for more than two months and found him Wednesday at a Red Roof Inn in Rockville.
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