Undocumented migrant, 20, who arrived in Palm Beach County, Florida, in January, is accused of sexually assaulting a minor girl

Marvin Dionel Perez Lopez, 20, a recent arrival from Guatemala was arrested in Palm Beach County, Florida, accused of kidnapping and raping an 11-year-old girl

The alleged sexual assault happened in a white van, parked in the neighborhood where the alleged rapist and the victim’s family both lived

Lopez reportedly fled the van when the child’s mother is search of her daughter saw her in the van with the suspect and raised an alarm

Coaxed out of hiding and confronted at his residence by the mother, he allegedly didn’t deny the crime, instead he apologized and begged for forgiveness

Fearing for her status she didn’t call 911, but social worker’s called the sheriff’s office

After the victim told deputies he’d forced her into the van and assaulted despite her pleas, Lopez was taken into custody and held in the County jail without bond

Cops Monday announced arrest of Lopez who fled arrest on Friday

He’s held in custody for kidnapping, sexually assault of a minor, sexual assault of a victim under 12 years, and resisting an officer without violence

Sheriff Ric Bradshaw, said Lopez who ‘has confessed to the crime’ will be tried for a capital crime and serve time before being deported

Marvin Dionel Perez Lopez, [photo], 20, an illegal immigrant from Guatemala was arrested in Palm Beach County, Florid on Monday on the suspicion of kidnapping and raping an 11-year-old girl

A 20-year-old illegal immigrant was arrested after he allegedly kidnapped an 11-year-old girl off the street in front of her Florida home and raped her last week.
The violent pedophile was identified by authorities in Palm Beach County, Florida as Marvin Dionel Perez Lopez who allegedly forced his young victim into his van where the sexual assault took place.
The child’s mother, in of her daughter noticed the white van not far from the apartment building her family and Lopez both live.
The mother actually caught a glimpse of her daughter and Lopez in the van and began banging on the door, shouting at Lopez to free the girl, at which point Lopez fled from the van, according to an arrest report.
The victim’s mother then marched up to the apartment where Lopez lives with his brother.
The brother reportedly, got the suspect to come home. That is when he was confronted by the sixth-grader’s mother.

Confronted by the victim’s family, the alleged rapist didn’t deny the accusation. A snippet from the arrest affidavit states that the suspect confronted by the mother of the 11-year-old he’d just raped said he was sorry and asked for forgiveness

Confronted by the victim’s family, the alleged rapist didn’t deny the accusation. A snippet from the arrest affidavit states that the suspect confronted by the mother of the 11-year-old he’d just raped, instead said he was sorry and asked for forgiveness and left the van.
The mother reportedly didn’t call the police because she was afraid due to her immigration status and a prior incident when her daughter was taken from her by authorities for a short time.
County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw said workers at the Guatemalan Maya Center alerted them about the sexual assault.
Investigators interviewed the victim who told them that Lopez forced himself on her even after she tried to refuse and get away. she told investigators that her attacker grabbed her hand and told her to “get into the van.” As he started touching her she pushed Lopez away and was able to get out of the van, but, he grabbed her and pulled her back into the vehicle then assaulted her.
When detectives who went to interview the suspect at his apartment on Friday night, Lopez exited a window in the back of the home and ran into an alley.
A family member at the suspect’s home told cops Lopez ran “because of what happened yesterday,” saying that the girl’s mother came to their door and told him. Police confirmed his arrest on Monday.

Local station WPTV reports that the suspect, Marvin Lopez, is a recent arrival from Guatemala, who left his home in Central American country sometime in January.
Crossing into Mexico, he reportedly surrendered to border patrol and was given a court date in 2027, after which he was released. At the end of January, he made it to Florida.
Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw said that Lopez ‘has confessed to the crime.’
‘He’s gonna get tried for a capital crime before he even remotely thinks he’s gonna get deported. He’s gonna do the time here first,’ Bradshaw said.
Speaking to CBS12, Palm Beach County Victim Services director Nicole Bishop noted that, stranger rape is uncommon: ‘Stranger rape is far less prevalent than acquaintance rape. So most oftentimes it is someone that the person knows’.

Since his arrival the suspect has been living with his brother’s family. Following the horrendous crime, his sister-in-law Hermencia Vasquez, [photo], said she asked him if he would be responsible for the 11-year-old girl’s baby if she got pregnant from his alleged rape, to which he answered in the affirmative

Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw, [photo], said the suspect who has confessed to the crime is ‘gonna get tried for a capital crime before he even remotely thinks he’s gonna get deported. He’s gonna do the time here first’

Hermencia Vasquez, Lopez’s sister-in-law, said she was home when the alleged victim’s mother also came rapping at her door.
‘It was 9 at night and the lady/mom came into my house saying that something happened with her daughter and Marvin,” Vasquez said in an interview with WPTV, ‘I asked Marvin what would he do if she got pregnant and if he would be responsible, and he said yes he would be responsible for the child.’
Lopez was taken into custody on counts of kidnapping to sexually assault a minor, sexual assault of a victim under 12 years old, and resisting an officer without violence. 
He’s currently being held in the Palm Beach County jail without bond. 

L-R: Andres Felipe Morale, Darinel Ordonez Jimenez, Marcos Felipe Ramirez , were arrested and booked into the Palm Beach County jail, accused of forcing a woman into a car and sexually battering her at two locations in Palm Beach County, three months ago

Authorities in Palm Beach County said, the latest incident comes just months after three undocumented immigrants from Guatemala were also accused of forcing a woman into a car and sexually assaulting her at two locations in Palm Beach County, officials said.
According to the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office, the victim was able to escape and flagged down a passerby to help her. The suspects, Andres Felipe Morales, Darinel Ordonez Jimenez, 30, and Marcos Felipe Ramirez, 31, were arrested and booked into the Palm Beach County jail.
Morales was facing charges of sexual assault and false imprisonment and the others are being held on two counts of felony criminal conspiracy.