Javiel Pena Sola
Coverage of Javiel Pena Sola in the Nexus archive.
- ICE urges North Carolina to keep illegal immigrant charged in triple-fatal hit-and-run behind bars
ICE is urging North Carolina to detain Javiel Pena Sola, a Salvadoran citizen charged in a triple-fatal hit-and-run. Sola was previously arrested in 2016 but released by the Obama administration.
- ICE files detainer for man accused in deadly Salisbury hit-and-run
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement filed a detainer for Javiel Pena Sola, accused of a deadly hit-and-run in Salisbury that killed three people. Sola, an undocumented citizen of El Salvador, faces three felony charges and has prior convictions in Maryland. The criminal case against him remains pending.
- ICE urges North Carolina to keep illegal immigrant charged in triple-fatal hit-and-run behind bars
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is requesting North Carolina authorities to detain Javiel Pena Sola, an illegal immigrant charged with three counts of hit-and-run resulting in death after a July 18 crash in Salisbury. Sola, who fled the scene and was later found with a police K-9, has prior criminal convictions and was previously arrested in 2016 but released by the Obama administration.
- ‘Started screaming’: More charges expected in Salisbury crash that killed 3
A hit-and-run crash in Salisbury resulted in three deaths and one arrest. Javiel Pena Sola, the driver of a second vehicle, was charged with felony hit-and-run after fleeing the scene and being tracked by police. The crash occurred on Mooresville Road near Town Court, with victims transported to the scene in one car and a second car found in a nearby creek.
- 3 killed, driver charged after hit-and-run in Salisbury
Three people were killed in a hit-and-run crash in Salisbury, with the driver of a second vehicle, Javiel Pena Sola, charged with three counts of felony hit and run involving serious injury or death. The crash occurred near Mooresville Road, and the second vehicle was found in a creek bed after a search with the Cabarrus County Sheriff’s K-9 team.