[Update-deported 6 times] Man arrested in connection with deadly hit-and-run is living in country illegally, ICE says

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(Denver Post) Sanchez has used nine different names and five different dates of birth, plus previous arrest in Denver in 2015.
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Chris Vanderveen, Janet Oravetz, Darren Whitehead
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9 News
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19 December 2019
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Colorado News
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crime
drunk driving
ICE
illegal aliens
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A man arrested in connection with a deadly hit-and-run crash Tuesday evening is living in the country illegally, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Juan Sanchez, 39, faces charges of vehicular homicide and leaving the scene of an accident involving death ...

Sanchez struck her and drove away without stopping, according to a probable cause (PC) statement for his arrest from DPD ...

Four days prior to the fatal hit-and-run, court records indicate Black Hawk Police arrested Sanchez on suspicion of DUI. Records indicate Sanchez also failed to provide proof of insurance and a valid driver’s license. It’s not known how long Sanchez was held following the Dec. 13 arrest ...

The Colorado Bureau of Investigations reports Sanchez, under the name Miquel Sanchez, was also arrested for suspicion of DUI by Denver Police in 2015.

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Additional information from the Denver Post.
Sanchez has used nine different names and five different dates of birth, according to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, which also shows he was arrested on charges of driving under the influence and failing to provide proof of insurance on Dec. 13 in Black Hawk ...
 
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