ICE arrest of Honduran national with removal order leads to injuries, hospitalization
Apr 5, 2026·Location: Baltimore, MD
Country of origin: Honduras

On April 2, 2026, ICE officers in Baltimore, Maryland attempted to arrest Ever Omar Alvarenga-Rios, a Honduran national with a final order of removal. During the enforcement action, Alvarenga drove recklessly through city streets, causing a multi-car pileup, then fled on foot. The arrest resulted in injuries to two ICE officers and Alvarenga, all of whom were hospitalized. Alvarenga remained hospitalized on April 5, and his attorney reported being denied access to him while in custody.
Timeline
Apr 5, 2026—Alvarenga remained hospitalized; attorney reported denied access to him while in ICE custody
Apr 2, 2026—ICE officers attempted to arrest Ever Omar Alvarenga-Rios during vehicle stop in Baltimore; Alvarenga drove recklessly causing multi-car pileup before fleeing on foot; two ICE officers and Alvarenga were hospitalized with injuries
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