Tennessee Illegal Aliens Charged With Hit & Run Death, Child Abuse, DUI, Aggravated Domestic Assault, Theft & More…

Illegal Aliens In Knox And Davidson Counties Have Been Arrested And Charged With Crimes Ranging From Child Abuse, Domestic Assault & Child Abuse To Illicit Drugs & Theft.

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Tennessee Conservative News Staff –

An illegal alien has been charged in a hit-and-run accident that left a motorcyclist dead in Knoxville last week.

According to the Knox County Sheriff’s Office, 19-year-old Anderson Josuan Perdomo Escobar was arrested on Saturday morning after locating him, along with his Nissan Altima which was involved in the accident, at his home on Dutchtown Road.

Arrest warrants show that the accident occurred at the intersection of Dutchtown and Bob Kirby Road. Police found debris consistent with the Altima at the site of the crash, and Escobar’s family provided security camera footage that showed him arriving home shortly after the time of the accident. He was also seen removing his license plate and moving the vehicle. 

Escobar allegedly admitted to hitting the motorcycle and said he fled the scene because “he was scared.” He has been charged with leaving the scene of an accident knowing death resulted and tampering with evidence

Knox County police also recently arrested the following illegal aliens:

19-year-old Jesus Cordero – arrested June 4

• Cordero was charged with DUI (first offense), driving without a license, and distribution/possession of intoxicating liquor by a person under 21. He was booked on a $3250 bond.

22-year-old Elvin Bautista-Rivera – arrested June 5

• Bautista-Rivera was charged with aggravated domestic assault. He was booked without bond.

26-year-old Daniel Hector – arrested June 6

• Hector was charged with DUI (first offense), open container, driving without a license, financial responsibility law, and driving on roadways laned for traffic. He was booked on a $2500 bond.

27-year-old Marcos Orosio-Mendoza – arrested June 6

• Orosio-Mendoza was charged with domestic assault and false imprisonment. He was booked on a $2500 bond.

18-year-old Rene Estuardo Martin-Juan – arrested June 7

• Martin-Juan was charged with DUI (first offense), underage consumption, driving without a license, leaving the scene of an accident with property damage, and simple possession/casual exchange of marijuana. He was booked on a $4000 bond.

Davidson County police also arrested the following illegal aliens:

48-year-old Laura Alvarado-Martinez – arrested June 1

• Alvarado-Martinez was charged with theft of $1000 or less. She was convicted and sentenced to ten days in jail.

22-year-old Andel Amilcar Rosales Hernandez – arrested June 3

• Hernandez was charged with driving under the influence and driver’s license required. He was booked on a $2500 bond.

33-year-old Juan Chaves-Manriques – arrested June 3

• Chaves-Manriques was charged with a probation violation and was booked with no bond. The probation violation stemmed from a previous conviction of DUI in 2025.

45-year-old Sergio Martinez Lopez – arrested June 3

• Lopez was charged with driving under the influence. He was booked on a $2000 bond.

34-year-old Mainor Jeovy Pineda Martinez – arrested June 4

• Martinez was charged with failure to be booked on a state citation, possession or casual exchange of a controlled substance, and child abuse of a child age 9-17. He was booked on an $11,000 bond.

33-year-old Camaja Maynor Lorenzo – arrested June 7

• Lorenzo was charged with driving under the influence and was booked on a $3500 bond. He was then sentenced to 48 hours in jail.

41-year-old Wilfredo Guevara Rivera – arrested June 7

• Rivera was charged with driving under the influence, two counts of leaving the scene of an accident with damage over $1500, and driver’s license required. He was booked on a $7500 bond.

24-year-old Marvin Johan Caballero Meraz – arrested June 7

• Meraz was charged with DUI with a child, resisting stop/frisk/halt/arrest/search, and driver’s license required. He was booked on a $4000 bond.

Inmate records show that both 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.