A pervert teenage illegal migrant has been found guilty of groping female classmates at their Virginia high school after more than a dozen girls came forward to report his sick behavior, according to reports.
Israel Flores Ortiz, 18, was found guilty of nine counts of misdemeanor assault and battery for inappropriately touching his female peers at Fairfax City High School earlier this year, local news outlet WUSA 9 reported.
In the days after his March 7 arrest for nine assaults on campus, the undocumented El Salvador native was slapped with four additional charges as more victims came forward, according to the outlet.
A total of 12 girls recounted the creep’s predatory behavior for a juvenile district court judge this week, while a 13th case was dismissed for undisclosed reasons.
School surveillance footage played inside the courtroom showed the moments Flores Ortiz assaulted the girls, WUSA 9 reported.
While his lawyer argued that packed hallways sometimes cause unintentional touching, prosecutors pointed out the sick pattern spanned several days – and that it wasn’t an accident.
“He targeted these girls, and he did it for fun,” said Demetry Pikrallidas, a lawyer representing the families of the victims, according to the outlet.
The lawyer called the judge’s verdict was “the right result.
“This was intentional, deliberate and invasive,” Pikrallidas said of Flores Ortiz’s creepy behavior.
Flores Ortiz – who entered the US illegally in 2024, according to the Department of Homeland Security – faces a maximum penalty of six months behind bars on each count.
He is being held without bail and is scheduled to be sentenced April 21.
DHS has placed a detainer on Flores Ortiz and said “ICE stands ready to take him into custody and deport” him if he’s released.
“We are calling on Fairfax County to honor our detainer to ensure this violent criminal is removed from our country so he can never claim another victim again,” the department previously told Fox 5.
Fairfax County Public Schools said it prioritizes the safety of students and staff and hired a law firm to “conduct a comprehensive review of this matter,” in a statement released after Flores Ortiz’s arrest.
Flores Ortiz’s lawyer and the school district did not respond to requests for comment.
