Butler County Sheriff's Office Coordinates With Federal Agencies To Arrest Undocumented Suspects

For Immediate Release ….

June 20, 2025

Butler County Sheriff’s Office Coordinates with Federal Agencies to Arrest Undocumented Suspects

Sheriff Richard K. Jones reports that on June 19, 2025, at approximately 1:00 PM, a concerned mother approached Butler County Sheriff’s Office detectives in the agency parking lot. She reported that her adult daughter was in an abusive relationship and had recently been cut with a knife during a domestic incident.

Sheriff Jones ordered an immediate investigation, which revealed the suspect was believed to be in the U.S. illegally and working with a group of undocumented individuals.

Due to jurisdictional limitations, the Sheriff’s Office coordinated with Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for support. A traffic stop was conducted by the Butler County Sheriff’s Office on a van associated with the suspect on West Chester Road in West Chester Township. Four males were inside.

Three adult males — including the alleged suspect — were confirmed to be unlawfully present in the U.S. and taken into ICE custody without incident. A fourth occupant, a juvenile involved in immigration proceedings, was released to a legal sponsor.

Taken into custody:

• Carlos Augstin-Vicente, age 29, Buckeye Street, Hamilton

• Alejandro Augstin-Vicente, age 24, Park Avenue, Hamilton

• Gaspar Augstin-Puentes, age 49, Park Avenue, Hamilton

All three are nationals of Guatemala.

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