Statistics have no bearing upon what poor old DonDiego communicated.
Here is the order of events DonDiego presented in this post:
First: The shooter entered the United States illegally. [note: His first action contemporaneous with his entry into the United States was to violate United States Law.]
Second: The shooter attacked the police officer. Umm, . . . again illegally.
These are the facts.
One needn't do a statistical analysis to determine the odds that an ilegal alien would be more likely or less likely to commit a crime. The staistics about all or any other illegal-aliens in the country are irrelevant to DonDiego's post.
There is no stereo-typing in poor old DonDiego's post. It addresses one illegal alien who shot at one police officer. This illegal alien shot at a police officer. He should not have been in the United States. Perhaps a wall would've stopped him.
Next time an illegal alien succeeds in commiting a homicide or even just a serious maiming, . . . DonDiego proposes that PJStroh explain to the victim's spouse that it was statistically unlikely.
(By the way poor old DonDiego has not "connect(ed) illegal aliens with high rates of crimes" within this post. He related the tail of one illegal alien attacking one US Police Officer. PJStroh must have confused poor old DonDiego with another poster.)