Tennessee Illegal Aliens Busted For Aggravated Assault, Child Abuse, DUI, Larceny & More…

Image Credit: ICE, DHS, Knox County Sheriff’s Dept & Canva.

Across the state, criminal illegal aliens are being removed from our streets and arrested for a number of crimes, many of which are violent in nature.

ICE agents out of New Orleans arrested Jose Nabor Orosco-Presa, a Mexican national. He has a prior criminal conviction for larceny in Gallatin.

Marco Josue Dionicio-Arnulfo, a Guatemalan national, was convicted of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in Nashville. 

ICE officials also arrested Guatemalan native Andrea Jiminez-Jiminez for domestic assault in Bradley County over the weekend.

Knox County officials arrested the following illegal aliens:

45-year-old Olvin O. Avila-Bonilla – arrested October 25

• Avila-Bonilla was charged with DUI (third offense). He was booked on a $7500 bond.

32-year-old Osbelindo Soberaniz-Hernandez – arrestest October 26

• Soberaniz-Hernandez was charged with DUI (first offense) and assault on a first responder. He was booked on a $1500 bond.

25-year-old Jhon Yanez – arrested October 28

• Yanez was charged with DUI (first offense). He was booked on a $3,000 bond.

33-year-old Hugo Cesar Villalobos – arrested October 30

• Villalobos was charged with failure to appear. He was booked on a $4000 bond.

38-year-old Angelina Pascual Andres – arrested October 31

• Andres was charged with DUI (first offense), driving while license suspended, and driving on roadways laned for traffic (erratic lane change). She was booked on a $3250 bond.

33-year-old Jose A. Hernandez Martinez – arrested November 1

• Martinez was charged with DUI (second offense), domestic assault, child abuse/neglect/endangerment 8 years or less (imminent danger), and child abuse/neglect/endangerment/imminent danger/drug exposed under 8. He was booked on a $32,500 bond.

30-year-old Pedro Pascual – arrested November 1

• Pascual was charged with domestic assault, two counts of child abuse/neglect/endangerment 8 years or less (imminent danger), and two counts of child abuse/neglect/endangerment/imminent danger/drug exposed under 8. He was booked without bond.

28-year-old Mirna Escalante-Rojas – arrested November 2

• Escalante-Rojas was charged with DUI (first offense), driving while license suspended, and driving on roadways laned for traffic. She was booked with bond to be set.

Inmate records show that these individuals currently have immigrant detainers and will remain in custody until released to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

An ICE hold most likely means they are in this country illegally.

Sources:

Knox County Sheriff’s Department.

ICE.

Department of Homeland Security.

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