04-20-2011, 08:21 PM
wbtv
Killian said felony charges of identity theft and obtaining property by false pretenses, which were filed last week, came as a surprise to Adam I'M SURE THEY DID! he thought he had skated on that. who was hoping to get his passport back and leave the country.
"We were blindsided by the charges," Killian said.
The filing of felony charges led to the involvement of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Baker's immigration papers, according to police, were not properly filed and therefore he is in the United States illegally.
When Baker made his bond on the felony charges Saturday night in Catawba County he was held on a federal detainer until ICE agents picked him up Tuesday morning. He was taken to Charlotte and questioned.
After several hours, agents fitted Baker with an ankle monitoring device and told him he was free to go, as long as he stayed in North Carolina. He has to wear the device and report to federal officials until further notice.
The problem, according to his attorney, is how Baker will support himself.
"With his immigration status, he can't work and his family doesn't have many resources left to support him."
Killian added that Baker has to "rely on the charity of others." 
Killian said it could be a year of longer before Baker's charges are all resolved and he still has not heard if Baker will be needed in the trial of Elisa Baker.
That case may not get to a courtroom for years, said Killian. The attorney said he will explore all options.
why doesn't he just write some bad checks?
or stay in jail, 3 meals and a bunk. no bills.
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Killian said felony charges of identity theft and obtaining property by false pretenses, which were filed last week, came as a surprise to Adam I'M SURE THEY DID! he thought he had skated on that. who was hoping to get his passport back and leave the country.
"We were blindsided by the charges," Killian said.
The filing of felony charges led to the involvement of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Baker's immigration papers, according to police, were not properly filed and therefore he is in the United States illegally.
When Baker made his bond on the felony charges Saturday night in Catawba County he was held on a federal detainer until ICE agents picked him up Tuesday morning. He was taken to Charlotte and questioned.
After several hours, agents fitted Baker with an ankle monitoring device and told him he was free to go, as long as he stayed in North Carolina. He has to wear the device and report to federal officials until further notice.
The problem, according to his attorney, is how Baker will support himself.
"With his immigration status, he can't work and his family doesn't have many resources left to support him."
Killian added that Baker has to "rely on the charity of others." Killian said it could be a year of longer before Baker's charges are all resolved and he still has not heard if Baker will be needed in the trial of Elisa Baker.
That case may not get to a courtroom for years, said Killian. The attorney said he will explore all options.
why doesn't he just write some bad checks?
or stay in jail, 3 meals and a bunk. no bills.