Biography
The CBP report names Pierla-Ramirez as one of two people apprehended during immigration enforcement in Chicago on October 14, 2025. Agents alleged assault on federal officers under 18 USC 111. The narrative states he was arrested, taken for hospital treatment and held under FBI custody. The individual form checks no to arrest despite describing FBI processing; the later narrative explicitly describes actual FBI custody. The same report states that all five incident detainees were released by the FBI and were not being charged with assault; it gives no individual release date or duration. The form spells his surname Pierla-Ramiez; narratives use Pierla-Ramirez and Piera-Ramirez. The report identifies him as Venezuelan. These are allegations and custody accounts in a CBP report filed as a civil-case exhibit on November 24, 2025, not judicial findings. The Illinois Accountability Commission’s April2026 investigation brief independently names the two men, identifies them as Venezuelan citizens, and says they had prior deportation orders but no criminal history. It found reasonable cause for further investigation of possible constitutional violations in the initial stop and of agents’ conduct. This is a commission determination calling for investigation, not a court judgment. It gives no individual release endpoint for these two men.
The CBP report names Pierla-Ramirez as one of two people apprehended during immigration enforcement in Chicago on October 14, 2025. Agents alleged assault on federal officers under 18 USC 111. The narrative states he was arrested, taken for hospital treatment and held under FBI custody. The individual form checks no to arrest despite describing FBI processing; the later narrative explicitly describes actual FBI custody. The same report states that all five incident detainees were released by the FBI and were not being charged with assault; it gives no individual release date or duration. The form spells his surname Pierla-Ramiez; narratives use Pierla-Ramirez and Piera-Ramirez. The report identifies him as Venezuelan. These are allegations and custody accounts in a CBP report filed as a civil-case exhibit on November 24, 2025, not judicial findings.
Source: CBP incident report filed November24,2025, PDF pages 26, 27, 49, 50, 53, 54.
The Illinois Accountability Commission’s April2026 investigation brief independently names the two men, identifies them as Venezuelan citizens, and says they had prior deportation orders but no criminal history. It found reasonable cause for further investigation of possible constitutional violations in the initial stop and of agents’ conduct. This is a commission determination calling for investigation, not a court judgment. It gives no individual release endpoint for these two men.
Additional source: Illinois Accountability Commission East Side Investigation Brief, PDF pages4–5and11.
