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‘almost proud of what he did’

Last updated: December 31, 2024 9:09 am
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Honduras Gang Member Arrested for Kidnapping Young Texas Woman

A shocking incident unfolded in Haltom City, Texas, when a Honduras gang member, Eduardo Javier Ordonez Godoy, was arrested for kidnapping a young woman at gunpoint. The 35-year-old illegal immigrant showed no remorse as he admitted to the heinous crime, leaving the victim terrified for her life.

The abduction occurred on Christmas Eve, with the 22-year-old woman being forced into her car by a masked man as she headed to work. Godoy then threatened to pimp her out and sell her organs while driving her around for nearly an hour before leaving her tied to a tree in Grapevine, Texas.

Despite being unharmed, the victim was left traumatized by the ordeal and immediately contacted the police after freeing herself. Haltom City Police Sergeant Rick Alexander described Godoy as “proud” of his actions, showing no remorse for the fear he instilled in the young woman.


Eduardo Javier Ordonez Godoy, 35, was arrested in Oklahoma City on Christmas Day. Credit: Haltom City Police Department

The stolen vehicle was later spotted in Oklahoma City, where Godoy was apprehended by law enforcement officers. He is currently facing charges of unauthorized use of a vehicle, use of a firearm during a felony, and misdemeanors in Oklahoma City, as well as aggravated kidnapping and robbery charges in Haltom City.

It was revealed that Godoy had been previously arrested for similar crimes and deported to Honduras, where he is affiliated with a violent gang. His immigration status has triggered an active ICE detainer hold, highlighting the need for stricter border control measures to prevent such incidents from occurring.

Rick Alexander
Haltom City Police Sergeant Rick Alexander said Godoy seemed “proud” of his alleged crimes. Credit: KDFW

The case serves as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by illegal immigrants with criminal backgrounds, emphasizing the importance of robust law enforcement efforts to protect innocent civilians from such threats. Godoy’s lack of remorse and callous attitude towards his victim further highlight the need for stricter penalties for individuals involved in such despicable acts.

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As the legal proceedings unfold, the victim continues to recover from the traumatic experience, while authorities work towards ensuring that justice is served in this disturbing case of abduction and terror.

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