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Tennessee Conservative News Staff –
Law enforcement officials across the state have been taking violent illegal aliens off of Tennessee streets.
In late December, 45-year-old Jose Gazper Gonzalez was arrested in Davidson County on charges of first-degree murder, driving under the influence, implied consent violation, driver’s license required, interference with an emergency call, and vandalism. He is currently being held on a $70,000 bond.
Metro Police also arrested an illegal alien who has been deported numerous times on felony drugs and weapons charges.
According to the Department of Homeland Security, Juan Alvarado-Garcia was charged with vehicle theft, possession of methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia, and three counts of possession of a firearm.
Congressman Andy Ogles said, “He is guilty of literally carrying a substance that could kill 300 people.”
According to DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin, “His rap sheet includes arrests for domestic violence, narcotic possession, violating a protective order, trespassing, larceny, and illegally carrying a weapon.”
Alvarado-Garcia is currently being held on a $45,000 bond.
Davidson County officials also arrested the following other illegal aliens:
27-year-old Julio Felipe-Garcia – arrested January 10
- Felipe-Garcia was charged with 2 counts of failure to appear. Those failure to appear charges stem from a 2019 charge of driving under the influence. He was booked on a $7000 total bond.
21-year-old Victor Daniel Cajabon Alvarado – arrested January 11
- Alvarado was charged with driving under the influence but was found guilty on January 12 of the lesser charge of reckless driving. He was ordered to pay a fine of $793.50.
33-year-old Juan Carlos Chajon Patzan – arrested January 12
- Patzan was charged with public indecency, driving under the influence, and driver’s license required. He was booked on a $3500 total bond.
38-year-old Antonio Alayo – arrested January 12
- Alayo was charged with driving under the influence and driver’s license required. He was booked on a $3000 total bond.
Knox County also arrested the following individuals:
21-year-old Christian Mejia – arrested January 10
- Mejia was charged with driving without a license. He was booked on a $500 bond.
23-year-old Axel Eduardo Medina Soto – arrested January 11
- Soto was charged with aggravated assault. He was booked on a $15,000 bond.
18-year-old Eric Lezandro Mucol – arrested January 11
- Mucol was charged with DUI (first offense) and evading arrest/flight (vehicle). He was booked on a $6000 bond.
21-year-old Jose Luis Diego Francisco – arrested January 12
- Francisco was charged with DUI (first offense), driving without a license, driver to exercise due care, and driving on roadways laned for traffic. He was booked on a $5000 bond.
34-year-old Jose Roberto Arriaza-Oyuela
• Oyuela was charged with vehicle license plate infractions including altering, falsifying, forging and apparently not having functional lights illuminating the registration plate, among other charges. No bond was set.
31-year-old Edgar Joel Caal Chub
• Chub was charged with DUI: First Offense & Public Intoxication. His bond was set at $500.
31-year-old Armando Pedro-Pascual
• Pascual was charged with Domestic Assault. No bond amount was set.
Inmate records show that all of 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.
