Authorities in California are actively searching for Sergio Galvez-Perez, a fugitive accused of serious sexual crimes and the father of a teenager who allegedly killed an infant. Galvez-Perez is wanted on multiple charges, including incest, unlawful sexual intercourse, and lewd or lascivious acts with a minor. The investigation centers on the death of a baby found on the side of a road on August 1, 2026. The infant was conceived as a result of the alleged sexual abuse of Galvez-Perez’s 14-year-old daughter by her father. Both Galvez-Perez and his daughter are currently at large and remain the primary subjects of the manhunt. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has confirmed that Galvez-Perez is an illegal alien with a significant criminal history. According to DHS spokespersons, Galvez-Perez had previously been arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in November 2007 in Florida and was removed from the country in January 2008. He illegally reentered the United States in 2016 and was encountered by Border Patrol near San Ysidro. Despite an ICE detainer issued on July 11, 2023, following an arrest for driving under the influence, the detainer was not honored, allowing him to remain in the community. His criminal record includes operating a vehicle without a license, driving under the influence, hit-and-run with damage to property, battery, domestic violence, and aggravated assault. The DHS has stated that under the current administration, ICE is targeting individuals who enter the country illegally and commit crimes. The agency emphasizes that those who break U.S. laws will be found, arrested, and deported. The case has drawn attention to sanctuary policies, with reports suggesting these local regulations shielded Galvez-Perez from immediate deportation despite his criminal status and the detainer. The investigating agencies include local California authorities, ICE, and the DHS. The public is urged to be vigilant and report any information regarding the whereabouts of Galvez-Perez or his daughter. Tip lines for the local police department and ICE should be contacted with any relevant information. The situation remains active, and the suspect is considered dangerous.