The male suspect was found hiding in the crawl space of a shed, authorities said.
Lidia and Alejandro Juarez each face eight counts of theft of vehicle, records with the Bexar County Jail show.– Deputies found eight stolen work trucks — some gutted of their seats to presumably make room for trafficking — at a property in South Bexar County, court records show.
BCSO charged the homeowners of the property, Alejandro and Lidia Juarez, both 51, with eight counts each of theft of a vehicle worth $30,000-$150,000, records show. The daughter of the suspects initially answered the door but told deputies she needed to speak with her father, the affidavit states. She closed the door and did not come back outside.The deputies later saw two men walking out of a shed and another man hiding underneath a vehicle. One of them told deputies that he was renting two of the vehicles from Alejandro Juarez.
While deputies searched the property, they found Alejandro Juarez hiding in a crawl space and 11 undocumented immigrants in the shed, the affidavit states.The affidavit states that typically whenever bench seats are removed from work trucks “it is for the intended purpose of transporting undocumented immigrants.”
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