Image Credit: Dept. of Homeland Security, Knox County Sheriff’s Dept. & Canva
Tennessee Conservative News Staff –
ICE officials in Nashville arrested an illegal alien they say was convicted of kidnapping, aggravated assault, battery, and arson.
According to a release from the Department of Homeland Security, Luis Meza-Olivera was released from jail in Trousdale on March 14. Fugitive Operations officials in New Orleans received a tip related to his whereabouts after a school official learned that his daughter was fearful that he would return to kill her mother.
Court documents show that in 2011, Meza-Olivera locked a woman inside a bathroom and lit a fire in the home while she was unable to escape. In 2015, police rescued a woman who had been hogtied and locked inside of a bedroom while her five-year-old son was locked in her bedroom closet.
Police in Davidson County also recently arrested the following individuals:
33-year-old Miguel Angel Garcia – arrested March 17
- Charge(s): theft of vehicle ($2500-$10,000), possession/casual exchange of meth, possession of drug paraphernalia, evading arrest
36-year-old Rony Estuardo Rosales – arrested March 19
- Charge(s): aggravated assault (strangulation), domestic assault with bodily injury
32-year-old Cristian Rosa Sanchez – arrested March 22
- Charge(s): aggravated assault (strangulation)
31-year-old Dionisio Montiel – arrested March 22
- Charge(s): domestic assault with bodily injury
38-year-old Marco Antonio Juarez Davila – arrested March 23
- Charge(s): driving under the influence, driver’s license required, probation violation (2 counts)
20-year-old Brayan Josue Murcia-Troches – arrested March 23
- Charge(s): reckless homicide-firearm/vehicle/minor victim, tampering with evidence
46-year-old Hermelindo Rubio Trejo – arrested March 23
- Charge(s): aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (2 counts)
23-year-old Yaneidis Gonzalez – arrested March 23
- Charge(s): Vandalism ($1000 or less), theft of property ($2500-$10,000), aggravated burglary (2 counts)
24-year-old Alvaro Columna-Lara – arrested March 23
- Charge(s): domestic assault with bodily injury, theft of property ($1000-$2500)
32-year-old Carlos Zambrano – arrested March 23
- Charge(s): driving under the influence, driver’s license required
33-year-old Orfa Violeta Coc Xol – arrested March 24
- Charge(s): aggravated assault with a deadly weapon
53-year-old Horacio Geronimo Gonzales – arrested March 25
- Charge(s): aggravated burglary
44-year-old Ernesto Rayo-Jimenez – arrested March 26
- Charge(s): domestic assault with bodily injury
Knox County police arrested the following individuals:
43-year-old Adrian Lopez Moreno – arrested March 17
- Charge(s): DUI (first offense), driving without a license, driving on the wrong side of the road
26-year-old Alan Braise Barriento-Ponce – arrested March 18
- Charge(s): theft of merchandise (shoplifting)
18-year-old Douglas Sut – arrested March 23
- Charge(s): simple possession/casual exchange
41-year-old Dayana Montiel – arrested March 24
- Charge(s): driving while license suspended, leaving the scene of an accident with property damage, financial responsibility law
41-year-old Lucas Jimenez-Ramirez – arrested March 24
- Charge(s): DUI (first offense), reckless driving, financial responsibility law, drivers license law
42-year-old Jaili Lopez-Lopez – arrested March 24
- Criminal impersonation, registration expired, financial responsibility law, display/possess cancel/revoke/suspended or altered doc
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.
