Cherokee County Sheriff’s investigators arrested Virginio Josue Jeronimo-Mejia, 23; Edilzar David Jeronimo-Diaz, 34; Marcos Juan Baltazar-Pedro, 32; and Sebastian Simon-Manuel, 32; Wednesday after searching their home at 104 Alexander Street.
All four were charged with multiple counts of second-degree forgery.
Diaz also was charged with driving without a license.
Authorities searched the home after a June 2 investigation of an apartment in Woodstock where they found counterfeit driver’s licenses, Social Security cards and Resident Alien cards that were being made.
At the Canton home, investigators said they found computers, printers, $400 in cash and counterfeit documents.
They also said they found letters from the Social Security Administration that were mailed to the Alexander Street address. Investigators said those letters indicate that some of the Social Security numbers on the counterfeit cards belong to actual United States citizens.
It is just another in a long string of victories in the battle against illegal aliens, all done without federal cooperation or involvement. More and more states need to wake up to the fact that it is going to rest upon them to fight this scourge. While liberals and our Imperial Federal Department of Justice and Homeland Security can take delight in attacking the sovereign state of Arizona for wanting to slow down the problem, it is painfully obvious to anybody not in an Obama induced stupor that more must be done and states and local governments need to go ahead and put on their big boy pants and 'Git 'er done'.
So while the Washington DC political elite can't hear or see anything outside of the beltway we continue to get stories of sections of our country now under the control of the Mexican drug lords and organized crime families that rival anything done by La Cosa Nostra or during the Roaring 20's and 30's by guys like Capone, another notorious Chicago gangster.
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