A 24-year-old Venezuelan man, Anthony E. Labrador-Sierra, was arrested for posing as a 16-year-old student at a high school in Ohio. He allegedly used forged documents to enroll and claimed to have been trafficked to the U.S. The Department of Homeland Security issued an ICE detainer, revealing risks stemming from such impersonations. A local judge set his bond at $50,000, requiring him to wear an ankle monitor and restrict his distance from the school. His deception was uncovered after a host family raised suspicions and contacted school officials, leading to further investigation.
It is disturbing that a grown man would impersonate a teenager and surround himself with underage girls and boys and fool them into doing God knows what.
Sierra lived with a Perrysburg family after his guardianship was granted by the Wood County Juvenile Court, according to the school superintendent.
Labrador-Sierra was charged with forgery for using fake documents to dupe school administrators, raising serious safety concerns.
School district leaders uncovered his alleged scam after discovering social media posts claiming he was actually a 24-year-old man.
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