Life in Charlotte's Hispanic Apartments is Cheap

In Charlotte it is not uncommon for Hispanics to live 6-8 to an apartment. This living arrangement is often a power keg waiting to explode. 

Hernandez-Lopez and Lopez-Perez Photo Courtesy MCSO

Just before Christmas last year an altercation turned deadly when two men Juan Carlos Hernandez-Lopez age 22 and Saul Lopez-Perez age 24 assaulted Jorge Alberto Santiz-Diaz and murdered a young Guatemalan boy named Marvin Alonzo-Alonzo age 16.

The crime scene at 1510 Kirk Farm Ln, Charlotte, NC 28213 is in the MAA Chancellor Park Apartment complex just off W. T Harris Blvd in the University City area of Charlotte.

Apartments like these have a reputation for "no questions asked" leasing. Owned by Mid America Apartments out of Germantown Tennessee they promote "surrounded by lush landscaping and well-kept grounds, that will make you feel at home with smart home technology, crown molding, beautiful kitchens, and vaulted ceilings in select homes."

Of course CMPD's Crime Mapper tells a different story.

Not surprising Hernandez-Lopez and Lopez-Perez both are in the United States unlawfully and have ICE Detainers filed against them. 

Charlotte City leadership allows this insanity to exist, yet they have embraced a culture they little understand and have a difficult time even entering their names in the court documents and arrest records. 

The costs beyond the life of a young boy are stunning.

Police, Fire, Medic, Investigator, CSI, Corner, Hospital ER, Distract Attorney, Court Appointed Attorneys, Trials, Appeals, Jail Costs and more. Costs that can easily reach a half of a million dollars or more.

These same apartments are a haven for illegal activity. CP was recently told of a 14 year old girl rescued from one such apartment. She begged NCHHS to let her return to "her home" with 5 unrelated men, because they would miss her and worry about her. They are not even extended family members. But lost in the United States separated from her parents she is now left to the mercy of total strangers.

This insanity is a product of liberals endless woke polices and sanctuary city madness.

The most troubling part is the local news media is complacent. This homicide saw less than 3 minutes of coverage over the holidays at WCNC.

Not once did WBTV or WSOC point out that all four men are illegally in our country.

CMPD Arrest Affidavit

On Tuesday, December 23, 2025, Officers in the University City Division responded to 1510 Kirk Farm Lane In reference to an assist  medic call for service. 

The 911 caller stated that as they were walking their dog, they saw a male lying face down and believed that he wasn't breathing. 

Officers and Medic arrived on scene, locating the victim in small, wooded area. Medic 46 pronounced the victim deceased at 0803 hours. 

Officers on scene were aware of an assault that had occurred early the same morning at 1500 Kirk Farm Lane Apartment 101, where an additional victim was mentioned, but was never located on scene. (20251223-0217-00). 

The. officers believed the deceased victim may be the victim who wasn't able to be located from the previous call for service that morning. Homicide and Crime Scene Investigators were requested: and responded to the scene.

During the investigation, (20251223-0217 00) officers arrested Juan Carlos Hernandez Lopez for the assault of Jorge Santiz Diaz. During that investigation, Lopez admitted to detectives that he used metal pipe that he was arrested with to assault Diaz. 

When detectives arrived at the scene, they were advised by officers that the Charlotte Fire Department had flipped the victim from prone position to supine position. The victim had suspected stab wound to the left side of his chest, suspected stab wound to his right flank, suspected stab wound to his left forearm, and lacerations to the back of his left thigh and calf. The victim appeared to have small amount of petechiae in his left eye. Rigor had set in, and lividity was consistent with the original prone position.

Crime Scene collected hand and fingernail swabs from the victim. Crime Scene collected buccal and cell phone that was located in the victim's back pocket. Crime Scene collected fingerprints to assist in identifying him and also took overall photographs. Patrol officers located white/black/gray camouflage switch blade in the leaves by building 1510 with suspected blood on it. Crime scene collected this knife as evidence.

Detectives were granted search warrant for 1500 Kirk Farm Lane, Apartment 101, where the incident was believed to have occurred. The scene was three-bedroom, two-bathroom first-floor apartment located at 1500 Kirk Farm Lane. Each bedroom had two beds or mattresses inside, and the living area had foldout sleeping couch and two other air mattresses set up for sleeping. Blood was located on the inside of the front door, on the floor leading from the hallway to the rear bedroom, on the comforter-on the foldout couch, in the bathroom towards the back of the residence, in the rear bedroom, and on the walls in the dining area and bathroom. 

The window to the rear bedroom was broken, and blood was located on the blinds to the window. The screens to the window had also been removed and damaged. The handicap rail and towel rack had been ripped out of the wall in the rear bathroom, and the shower curtain had been pulled onto the floor. The handicap rail was located behind the foldout couch with blood on it, and black metal pipe with sharp edges was located on table in front of the foldout couch. Broken beer bottles were scattered throughout the residence, as well as larger, significantly thicker glass Café bottle was shattered in the dining area, Paperwork with the name Juan Carlos Hernandez Lopez was located in the rear bedroom.

Crime scene collected multiple blood swabs, the pipe, the handicap rail, three cell phones, and photographs

Detectives interviewed Jorge Santiz Diaz at the Law Enforcement Center (LEC) voluntarily. Diaz stated he was at this apartment, sitting on the back patio, when roommate, also sitting back there, later to be identified as Jose Alegria-Hernandez, told him Sushi, Busboy, and Dishwasher were in the living room fighting again. 

Diaz said when he went into the apartment, he saw both Sushi and Busboy on top of Dishwasher, choking him and assaulting him. 

He stepped in to stop the fight, but Sushi and Busboy then began to attack him. He stated that Sushi went to his bedroom and grabbed black metal pipe that was broken with jagged edge. Sushi used that pipe to then assault both him and Dishwasher. During the altercation, he told the Dishwasher to run away, but he never saw where he went after he left the living room. 

At one point, Busboy picked up glass coffee jar and hit him in the head with it, breaking the bottle. Diaz said Busboy then displayed knife, and at that point; he ran into the hallway. bathroom and locked the door. 

Diaz told detectives Busboy and Sushi tried coming into the bathroom, but didn't make entry. He could hear through the door Busboy say to Sushi, "If we can't do it with the pipe, then we will do it with the blade. "After Busboy and Sushi left the apartment, he called 911 to report the assault. 

Diaz identified single photo of Juan Carlos Hernandez-Lopez as Sushi.

Detectives observed cut marks on Diaz's chest, arms, and neck, a swollen black/blue eye, and swollen arm. Diaz told detectives that Sushi used the pipe to strike him several times and hit his forearm when he held it up to protect himself,

Detectives interviewed Jose Luis Alegria-Hernandez voluntarily at the LEC. Hernandez stated he was hanging out with Diaz on the back porch when he heard people inside fighting. He said Diaz had already broken-up verbal altercation between Dishwasher, Sushi, and Busboy over money, but now they were fighting again. Hernandez said he didn't go into the apartment, to see who was fighting who or who had weapons, but he stayed on the back porch.

At one point, Sushi and Busboy ran out the door onto the patio and jumped the fence, running away with a black suitcase. He never saw where the Dishwasher went after seeing him in the living room. 

Hernandez identified single photo of Juan Carlos Hernandez-Lopez as Sushi. Officers located Saul Lopez Perez (DOB 07/19/2000) after citizen called 911 and said he had Perez, who was wanted by the Police, in his car Perez voluntarily came to the LEC to state, telling police he had been attacked and robbed. 

Once Perez arrived at the LEC, he requested to have his back checked out by Medic. He told Medic and the patrol officer he was asleep on his mattress when two people attacked him and stole money from him. 

When Detectives interviewed him voluntarily, he stated he was in his apartment when fight broke out over roommate not wanting to help with cleaning.

During this fight, he was struck with a pipe by Guatemala, and then he ran out of the apartment with his suitcase and his cousin, Sushi. He then changed his story multiple times about who was involved in the assault, what weapons were used, how the victim got stabbed, and who possessed the weapons. 

The final story Perez told the Detectives was that the fight was over money that Guatemala owed.

He said Guatemala hit him with pipe, and then, while no longer holding the pipe, Perez admitted to stabbing the victim before fleeing the apartment and hiding from police once they arrived on the scene. 

Perez stated that Sushi had pipe during this incident. Perez stated that the knife the police located-was the knife he used to stab the victim.

Detectives determined through their investigation that the deceased victim is Marvin Alonzo (02/21/2009) from Guatemala and is known in this investigation as "Dishwasher".

Juan Carlos Hernandez Lopez (DOB 11/04/2003) was determined to be Sushi, and Saul Lopez Perez (DOB 07/19/2001) was determined to be Busboy Detectives are seeking warrants against Saul Lopez Perez for 1st Degree Murder, Attempted Degree Murder, and ADWIKISI.