Johan Madrid-Rodriguez/Mexico/Sexual Assault

Johan Madrid-Rodriguez, 28, a citizen of Mexico, was arrested on May 18 by ICE Denver officers due to his criminal history and unlawful presence in the United States. Madrid-Rodriguez faces serious charges, including four counts of felony sexual assault on a child and two counts of indecent exposure. These offenses reflect a disturbing pattern of alleged criminal behavior, especially involving vulnerable victims.

His arrest occurred after coordination between federal immigration officers and local law enforcement in Colorado. Madrid-Rodriguez had been arrested previously for these charges and was subsequently transferred to ICE custody following legal processing. Background checks confirmed that he does not possess legal immigration status, prompting federal officers to initiate removal proceedings.

In response to the severity of the charges, ICE lodged an immigration detainer to ensure continued federal custody. Madrid-Rodriguez is currently being held at a secure facility while awaiting an immigration hearing. During the hearing, an immigration judge will evaluate his criminal record and immigration history to determine the appropriate legal course of action. His prior arrests and the nature of the alleged crimes are expected to weigh heavily in these proceedings.