George Aragon Charged with Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child, is Brought Back From Guam
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It took about a month but Harris County Sheriff's Office investigators finally have U.S. Marine George Aragon back in the United States, specifically in the Harris County Jail on charges of continuous sexual abuse of a child.
Photo courtesy HCSO George Aragon brought back to face the music
The 22-year-old Aragon was picked up about a month ago in Guam but refused to waive extradition back to the States, the sheriff's office said. Members of the Gulf Coast Violent Offenders & Fugitive Task Force took him into custody.
According to a press release from HCSO investigators: "Aragon sexually assaulted his victim over a period of several years. That child is now in her teens."
According to the release:
The Gulf Coast Violent Offenders & Fugitive Task Force, which includes Harris County Sheriff's Office deputies and Deputy U.S. Marshals, discovered that Aragon was actively serving in the US Marine Corps (USMC) and was stationed in Japan. Task Force Investigators further learned that Aragon was on temporary assignment at an airbase in Guam. With the assistance of Deputy US Marshals from the Guam office and investigators from the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS), Task Force investigators arrested Aragon. He was extradited to Houston and booked into the Harris County Jail on Tuesday, November 13, 2012 where he is being held on a $50,000 bond.
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