Texas DA seeking death penalty in Jocelyn Nungaray case warns migrant criminals: 'You cannot run and hide'

Outgoing Harris County, Texas District Attorney Kim Ogg has a stark message for migrant criminals breaking the law: You can't run and hide.

The Texas Democrat leaving office at the end of the year is involved in the high-profile Jocelyn Nungaray murder case in which illegal migrants and alleged Tren de Aragua gang members Franklin Pena, 26, and Johan Martinez-Rangel, 22, are accused of raping 12-year-old Nungaray and strangling her to death before leaving her body in a shallow creek near her home.