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Colombian Man’s Federal-Agent Assault Case Set for Sentencing in St. Louis

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Published on September 24, 2026
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Jhon Fredy Blanco Rodriguez, 22, pleaded guilty in federal court in St. Louis to one count of assaulting a federal agent, KTTN reported. Sentencing is scheduled for Dec. 16, 2026, KTTN reported.

KTTN reports that the charge followed an April 8 traffic stop and a struggle on Interstate 64. The outlet says an ICE deportation officer tried to restrain Blanco Rodriguez in an agency vehicle, where he kicked the officer; the vehicle rolled into a highway barrier before other officers subdued him.

What federal sentencing data show

National data provide background, but not a sentence prediction for this case. The U.S. Sentencing Commission defines its fiscal year 2023 official-victim cases as cases involving an adjustment under USSG §3A1.2. Of 321 such cases, aggravated assault was the most common sentencing guideline, accounting for 40%. Those figures describe guideline categories in a nationwide group; they do not establish which guidelines will apply to Blanco Rodriguez or what sentence he may receive.