A” Brazilian fugitive” who had been convicted of child rape was found dwelling at the daycare’s Barnstable, Massachusetts, home.
Andrew Tiago Lucas, a” Portuguese fugitive,” was reportedly living at Franciele Nunes Home Daycare, a registered home nursery run by Franciele Nunes. The outlet noted that Lucas is also the mother of Nunes ‘ two children.
According to an online information of the home daycare company,” Franciele Nunes is a registered child care house offering nursery applications located in Hyannis in Barnstable, MA.”
According to Boston 25, Nunes ‘ nursery had been operating for three years prior to her March expiration. The outlet reported that Lucas ‘ house nursery was shut down after he was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in October.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced in a press release from November that a Portuguese fugitive had been detained in his native country for murder of a 13-year-old kid.
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The Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care visited the home’s childcare facility five days, but the company was unable to locate the 36-year-old” Portuguese criminal” living there. The organization claimed that the office hadn’t learned about the baby rapist’s relationship to the daycare center until four months after his arrest by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials said in a media release from November that André Tiago Lucas was convicted of raping a defenseless people and was sentenced to serve nine years and four months in prison. He subsequently fled Brazil before settling in Massachusetts and serving his legal word.
While the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care requires history assessments for anyone over the age of 15, according to Boston 25 News, do not take into account immigration status or criminal record from other countries when conducting background checks.
The notion that a Portuguese national fled the country because they were convicted of raping a 13-year-old and may occur to Massachusetts and not only vanish into the state of Massachusetts, but also be residing in a home that was a childcare center for younger people has been documented. Lew Evangelidis, the deputy of Worcester County, told Boston 25 News,” That’s terrifying.”
