MS-13 gang member speaks exclusively to NBC2

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CHARLOTTE COUNTY: An inmate at the Charlotte County jail claims to be a member of the MS-13 gang, one of the most dangerous gangs in the world. NBC2's Brandon Gunnoe sat down with Juan Perez for an exclusive jail house interview.

Juan Perez says he came to America looking for a better life, but deputies soon thought otherwise when they noticed a MS-13 tattoo on his body.

MS-13 is the most feared gang in the world.

Gunnoe: Are you a member of MS-13?

Perez: No, not any more. It's been about five years since I got out. I didn't want to be with them. My family didn't want to see me in a gang anymore. They would kill each other so I got out. I don't have a father so I have to take care of my family.

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[silverojo]

1. Oh, this is sweet....

FROM THE ARTICLE:

Juan Perez says he came to America looking for a better life, but deputies soon thought otherwise when they noticed a MS-13 tattoo on his body.

(Snip tear-jerking BS about him leaving the gang, finding Jay-sus, and just doing his best to support his fam-bly.)

Perez was arrested earlier this month for allegedly breaking into a teenage girl's room and molesting her.

Interviewer: You're charged with molesting a teenage girl and if that's true why did you do that? Why did you sacrifice being able to come over here and make a better life for you and your family?

Perez: I do regret it. I didn't mean for it to happen. When she would see that we were outside she would pass by and blow us kisses.

(Oh, so that justifies breaking into her room and molesting her!)

Juan Perez insists that there is no MS-13 gang activity in Charlotte County.

(Yeah, right. And there is no scorpion activity in the Arizona deserts.)

Right now his biggest fear is being deported to Guatemala. Perez says he spent over $18,000 to have himself, his wife and his brother-in-law smuggled into The U.S.

(Ah, yes, another "poor illegal immigrant" just lookin' to make an honest living! Meanwhile, the TRULY poor people can't afford to come here, and thus continue to suffer in poverty.)