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- calendar_today October 13, 2026
Suspect in Beaverton Child Sex Abuse Case Uses Multiple Aliases
Authorities are actively searching for a man wanted on felony charges related to a child sex abuse investigation in Beaverton. The suspect, identified as Erick A. De Leon and also known as Alex Rosado Lopez, is believed to be using multiple aliases, according to Beaverton police.
Felony Charges and Grand Jury Indictment
In 2022, a grand jury indicted De Leon with two counts each of first-degree sexual abuse and attempted rape. The charges stem from allegations that De Leon abused a 12-year-old. Law enforcement officials state that De Leon has remained wanted on the outstanding felony warrant since the indictment.
Warrant and Multi-State Investigation
The Beaverton Police Department has issued a felony arrest warrant for De Leon. Due to the nature of the allegations and his suspected use of multiple aliases, the U.S. Marshals Office has joined the investigation. Authorities note that De Leon is also wanted in other states, including Wisconsin and Georgia, where he faces additional child sex abuse charges.
Advice for the Public
Investigators have issued a warning to the public not to approach De Leon if he is seen. Instead, they urge anyone with information about his whereabouts to contact law enforcement immediately. The U.S. Marshals Service and the Beaverton Police Department are actively seeking tips that could lead to his apprehension.
Ongoing Search for Wanted Suspect
The search for De Leon, who may be using several names, remains ongoing. Authorities stress the importance of community cooperation in locating individuals with outstanding felony charges, particularly in sensitive cases such as child sex abuse and attempted rape. All information reported to law enforcement will be handled with the utmost care to ensure public safety.
Contacting Authorities
Anyone who has information about Erick A. De Leon, also known as Alex Rosado Lopez, is encouraged to reach out to the U.S. Marshals Service or the Beaverton Police Department. Officials remind the public that individuals like De Leon, suspected of serious offenses and considered wanted suspects, should not be approached directly for safety reasons.
Source: koin.com.
