Undocumented Flomaton Man Charged With Possessing Fake IDs At The Pensacola Airport

September 24, 2023

A man who claimed to be a Flomaton resident was arrested at the Pensacola airport with fake identification recently.

Joseph Manuel Alvarado, 30, was charged with two felony counts of possessing similitude id cards.

A Transportation Security Administration agent located a fake “U.S.A. resident card” and social security card in Alvarado’s luggage, according to a Pensacola Police Department report. The report stated the cards were obvious poor quality fakes.

Speaking through a TSA translator, Alvarado admitted he was undocumented and was seeking asylum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the report continues.

According to jail records, Alvarado provided an address in Flomaton when he was booked. He was being held on a $6,000 bond with an additional hold from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Comments

4 Responses to “Undocumented Flomaton Man Charged With Possessing Fake IDs At The Pensacola Airport”

  1. Kathy on September 24th, 2023 8:08 am

    Could say so much but will only say WOW and Pay Attention People!

  2. Honest John on September 24th, 2023 7:56 am

    You mean he was in the United States undocumented and he was doing something illegal? I find this hard to believe! LOL

  3. bob c on September 24th, 2023 7:29 am

    Need to track-back the source of those forged/illegal documents and go for that operation. Likely the “Cartel” providing them for a huge fee or a ‘work it off’ deal.
    Wonder where this guy entered the USA?
    Yeah, I know, am Surprised too because our southern border is “Closed” RIGHT???

  4. Whisperjet on September 24th, 2023 6:34 am

    …people..wake up.. Thanks to TSA for doing their job…with the thousands crossing our southern borders every day this is only gonna be more common…





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