Obama's Uncle Arrested for Alleged OUI in Framingham
Onyango Obama, reportedly the uncle of President Barack Obama, was arrested in Framingham for alleged OUI.
Onyango Obama, an apparent uncle of President Barack Obama, was arrested in Framingham for an alleged OUI on Aug. 24, according to the Framingham Police Department.
An officer in an unmarked car reportedly pulled over the Mitsubishi SUV with a Massachusetts registration for failure to stop for oncoming traffic near the intersection of South Street and Waverly Street.
The officer reportedly noticed that the driver, 67-year-old Obama, had red, glassy eyes, slurred speech and smelled like alcohol, according to a release from police, which stated Obama said he only had two beers.
Police said Obama did not pass field sobriety tests and he was then arrested for OUI, failure to yield and operating a motor vehicle to endanger.
He is being held without bail on a detainer from Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
According to the MetroWest Daily News, ICE had previously ordered that Obama return to Kenya. The paper reports he registered a .14 during a breathalyzer test. He pleaded not guilty.
Jim Rizoli
1:54 pm on Monday, August 29, 2011
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The picture isn't too complimentary.....LOL
I think we should ship him up to the North Side of town where most most of the pro-illegal alien supporters live there. Let him terrorize your side of town. we have enough crazy people on the South Side.
Jim Rizoli
6:49 pm on Monday, August 29, 2011
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Welcome to Framingham where illegal aliens thrive! The town is such a great destination even Presidents relatives know to come here for a good time.
Walt Magee
8:22 am on Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Send him to the White House as a guest of the current administration.
Susan Petroni
2:32 pm on Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Brian P. Hale, Director of Public Affairs, ICE confirmed that Onyango Obama was released from ICE custody on Sept. 8th 2011 on an order of supervision. He is required to regularly check in with ICE authorities.
ICE typically does not discuss these case, but since Oyango Obama, was such a high profile case, made a statement last year on his release.