ALPINE, N.J. — A 21-year-old Colombian migrant accused of burglary, theft, and resisting arrest is now being held without bail in New Jersey while federal immigration authorities also keep a detainer lodged against him, jail records show.
Dylan Andres Carillo Rodriguez was booked Friday, May 15, into the Bergen County Jail system after authorities accused him of breaking into property in Alpine and possessing burglary tools during the alleged crime spree.
Records show Rodriguez, a Colombian national, is currently housed in the jail’s Central housing unit while facing a long list of charges connected to the May 14 arrest.
ICE detainer filed after arrest
Federal immigration authorities placed an ICE detainer on Rodriguez the same day he entered custody, according to jail documents.
The detainer, issued by Immigration and Naturalization Services, means immigration officials requested notification before any potential release from local custody.
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Rodriguez is currently listed as having “no bail set/bail revoked,” keeping him locked up while the criminal case moves forward.
Authorities charged him with:
- Burglary
- Criminal trespass
- Possession of burglary tools
- Theft by unlawful taking
- Criminal mischief involving property damage
- Receiving stolen property
- Resisting arrest
Several of the charges are third- and second-degree offenses under New Jersey law.
Arrest followed alleged break-in investigation
Officials have not publicly released details about the alleged burglary investigation or said what property investigators believe was stolen or damaged.
Court and jail records show the charges stem from incidents dated Thursday, May 14.
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Rodriguez is identified in jail records as a citizen of Colombia and is listed under several aliases connected to variations of his last name.
Key Points
• Colombian migrant Dylan Andres Carillo Rodriguez remains jailed without bail in New Jersey
• ICE filed a federal immigration detainer after his May 15 booking
• Authorities charged Rodriguez with burglary, theft, trespassing, and resisting arrest
Held in Bergen County Jail
Rodriguez remains incarcerated pending future court proceedings tied to the burglary-related charges.
As with all criminal defendants, the charges against him are accusations, and he is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
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