Accusations of drugs, weapons and illegal immigration deposited against the former superintendent of public schools

Friday, the Ministry of Internal Security detailed a list of all the shocking accusations and convictions against the illegal foreigner Ian Andre Roberts, who worked as chief of monks, Iowa, public schools until his recent arrest by Ice.

Roberts is currently under the care of the American Marshal Service in Polk County Prison, according to an internal security press release. In the press release, DHS said that “Rap and Roberts’ immigrant background sheets reveal a long criminal driving assessment in the United States”, which according to the agency, proves “that it should never have played a role by supervising children in the largest Iowa school district”.

He is currently faced with accusations of possession of illegal weapons. The DoJ said that a search warrant for Roberts has discovered three cannons, a 9 mm loaded and Chambré pistol was found under a seat cushion in the living room, a loaded rifle was injured in the closet of the master bedroom and a hunting rifle was found behind the head of the head of the main chamber.

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The authorities said that a handgun had been found in a vehicle used by Ian Roberts to flee ice agents. (ICE)

According to DHS, Roberts has already been found guilty of reckless driving, dangerous operation and speed in Maryland in 2012. The press release also said that he had been sentenced to Pennsylvania illegal possession of a firearm loaded in 2022.

In addition to that, he also has accusations of criminal possession of narcotics with the intention of selling, criminal possession of narcotics, criminal possession of an instrument of counterfeiting and possession of a forged instrument in New York dating from 1996 and accusation of criminal possession in the second degree of a weapon, of criminal possession of third parties.

In addition, according to the Sheriff’s Bureau of Polk County, its civil division served Roberts a sealed ban on the county of Jackson, Missouri, in August 2023. It is not known what caused the prohibition order since the order was sealed.

It was also discovered that he was illegally registered to vote as a Democrat in Maryland, raising serious questions about the registration system for state voters.

Despite these accusations and his illegal status, Roberts has occupied several roles raised in public education in Baltimore, Washington, DC, St. Louis, California, Pennsylvania and Iowa.

After his arrest, he resigned from his most recent position of School Superintendent to monks, a position he had held since 2023. The public schools of monks initially placed Roberts on paid leave before changing it on unpaid leave, then voted to accept his resignation.

There was also confusion on the diplomas that Roberts claimed to have reached on his LinkedIn page. Among several schools listed on his profile, Roberts claims to have attended the Morgan State University from 2003 to 2007 and to have been an “candidate for the MBA entering” at the MIT Sloane School of Management. Morgan State University confirmed that he had attended. However, he said that he “had not graduated”.

The MIT registrar’s office said that he “had no trace of registration for a person with the name of Ian Andre Roberts, and similarly, there is no registration file in the MBA MBA program at MIT at MIT Sloan School of Management.”

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Ian Roberts, former leader of the monks’ public schools, has a long criminal history, the Ministry of Internal Security said on Friday. (Getty Images; Ice)

Before taking care of the public schools of monks, he was a superintendent schools in the Millcreek Township School District in Pennsylvania. During his leadership stay, the district was prosecuted for sex discrimination by a member of the faculty who said that Roberts had given main positions to less qualified women due to a “bias against men in favor of women”. According to the local Goerie, it was not the only sex discrimination trial with which the district was confronted while Roberts was in charge. The point of sale said that the district had to pay more than $ 400,000 in regulations to resolve three sex discrimination.

A Guyana immigrant, DHS said that Roberts entered the country for the first time “classified as a visitor for pleasure” in 1994. The agency said that he was leaving for an unknown date but that he had returned before his drug accusations in 1996. He then returned to the United States on a student visa in 1999.

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Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary of the Department of Internal Security, said that the ice will continue to stop “the worst of the worst”. (Dhs; ice)

In total, he filed a request for employment authorizations three times, in 2000, 2018 and 2019, each was granted and lasted a year, which means that his latest work authorization expired in 2020.

The American customs and immigration services published in Roberts an opinion to appear before an immigration judge in 2020 and on May 22, 2024, an immigration judge in Dallas, Texas, ordered Roberts to withdraw the bustles.

He was arrested by ICE with the help of Iowa State Patrol on September 26. Ice said Roberts had tried to flee the arrest and had been found hiding in the brush. The vehicle he was driving was found with $ 3,000 in cash, a fixed blade knife and a loaded Glock 9 mm pistol, which led to additional criminal accusations to be an illegal foreigner in the possession of firearms.

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Commenting on the revelations since his arrest, the assistant secretary of the DHS, Tricia McLaughlin, said: “Ian Andre Roberts, an illegal criminal foreigner with several accusations of weapons and an accusation of drug trafficking, should never have circumvented the children.”

“Under secretary Noem, Ice will continue to stop the worst of the worst and put the safety of American children first,” said McLaughlin.