Uber driver in US illegally charged with 4 California rapes
Alfonso Alarcon-Nunez Santa
Alfonso Alarcon-Nunez  drove women to their homes  assaulted them  and stole property including cellphones  computers and jewelry  officials said.  He  collected  his  fare payments through the smartphone app Venmo to disguise  his  identity and  his  Uber records.
DNA evidence helped lead detectives to Alarcon-Nunez  who was arrested at  his  Santa Maria home last week  San Luis Obispo County District Attorney Dan Dow said at a news conference.
 Alarcon-Nunez  returned to the U.S. illegally after a voluntary deportation from New Mexico in 2005  officials said. Dow did not have details about why  he  was deported or whether  he  has a criminal record in the U.S.
California issues driver's licenses to immigrants in the country illegally and  Alarcon-Nunez  had a valid license since 2015.
 Alarcon-Nunez's  immigration status will not have a bearing on the prosecution  Dow said. He could face life in prison if convicted on all charges.
Alfonso Alarcon-Nunez  drove women to their homes  assaulted them  and stole property including cellphones  computers and jewelry  officials said.  He  collected  his  fare payments through the smartphone app Venmo to disguise  his  identity and  his  Uber records.
DNA evidence helped lead detectives to Alarcon-Nunez  who was arrested at  his  Santa Maria home last week  San Luis Obispo County District Attorney Dan Dow said at a news conference.
 Alarcon-Nunez  returned to the U.S. illegally after a voluntary deportation from New Mexico in 2005  officials said. Dow did not have details about why  he  was deported or whether  he  has a criminal record in the U.S.
California issues driver's licenses to immigrants in the country illegally and  Alarcon-Nunez  had a valid license since 2015.
 Alarcon-Nunez's  immigration status will not have a bearing on the prosecution  Dow said. He could face life in prison if convicted on all charges.