A Dominican nationwide accused of killing a sandwich store proprietor on the North Shore faces an immigration detainer from ICE Boston.
Eric Dionida German-Pena, 25, a local and citizen of the Dominican Republic, has been charged with the homicide of 48-year-old Lynn man Ilias Mavros throughout an obvious home-invasion theft.
After German-Pena was arrested by Lynn Police, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement lodged an immigration detainer in opposition to him.
“Eric Dionida German-Pena will have his day in court, but he stands accused of a very serious and disturbing crime against a member of our Massachusetts community,” ICE Enforcement and Removing Operations Boston appearing Subject Workplace Director Patricia Hyde stated in a press release.
“ICE Boston takes its public safety mission extremely seriously — which is why we’ve lodged an immigration detainer against him with Lynn police,” Hyde added. “The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has charged him with murder, and with the cooperation of the Lynn District Court, we intend to take him into ICE custody after he has paid his debt to society. ICE Boston will continue our mission of arresting and removing egregious alien offenders from New England.”
ICE found that German-Pena illegally entered the U.S. in September 2022.
In line with the Essex DA’s workplace, Lynn Police final Monday at about 6:30 p.m. responded to a residence on Stanwood Avenue in Lynn to conduct a well-being verify.
Upon arrival, officers discovered Mavros with obvious indicators of trauma. He was pronounced useless on the scene. The Massachusetts State Police Detective Unit assigned to the Essex DA’s workplace, Lynn Police, and the Workplace of the Chief Medical Examiner investigated.
Investigators developed possible trigger to cost German-Pena with homicide.
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