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A Violent Stranger's Impact on a Young Life
New Jersey, USASunday, January 25, 2026
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A man with a troubled past and no legal right to be in the U.S. is accused of a shocking act of violence.
The Incident
- Date: January 7
- Suspect: Hernando Garcia-Morales, 40-year-old from Mexico
- Action: Allegedly threw a rock at a school bus
- Victim: 8-year-old girl
- Injuries:
- Deep cut on her forehead
- Fracture in her skull
The Suspect
- Location Found: Homeless camp, two days after the incident
- Claim: Told police he thought the bus was his enemy
- Criminal History:
- Long record in New Jersey dating back to 2006
- Multiple arrests but never deported due to sanctuary policies
- Other Allegations:
- Suspect in other rock-throwing incidents
- Suspect in peeping cases
Legal and Immigration Issues
- DHS Statement: Garcia-Morales should never have been in the country
- Charges: Aggravated assault
- Current Status:
- Short jail sentence and fine for latest crimes
- Must stay in jail until case is resolved
Victim and Public Reaction
- Victim's Status: Recovering at home
- Family's Hope: Justice will be served
- Broader Implications:
- Questions about immigration policies and public safety
- Need for better mental health support
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