Girl, 14, rescued from clutches of father who allegedly impregnated her, with infant later found dead by side of road

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-10-05 · by Sophia Baum
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A 14-year-old girl from California was rescued in Mexico along with her father who is accused of sexually abusing and impregnating her. During the rescue operation involving Mexican law enforcement, the FBI, and Monterey County investigators, the girl’s newborn infant was found dead beside a road. The father, Sergio Galvez Perez, 38, has been arrested on charges including incest, sexual offenses against a child, and drug possession. The teenager is now under local authorities’ care in Mexico, and the case highlights the need for proper identification of victims rather than perpetrators amid public criticism over initial handling by officials.
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Story summary

A 14-year-old California girl was rescued from Mexico and her father, Sergio Galvez Perez, arrested after he allegedly sexually abused and impregnated her. The rescue operation involved Mexican law enforcement, the FBI, and Monterey County investigators on August 27. Her newborn daughter, referred to as 'Baby Angelita,' was found dead beside a road in north Monterey County on August 1.

Perez is charged with multiple felonies including incest, lewd acts involving a child, unlawful sexual intercourse, child concealment, and endangerment. The girl's current whereabouts are unknown but she is reportedly under the care of local Mexican authorities. This case highlights severe instances of child exploitation and abuse within families.

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Sophia Baum
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California FBI Mexican Mexico Monterey County

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Monterey County GPE · 6× Perez PERSON · 6× Mexico GPE · 4× Mexican NORP · 3× FBI ORG · 2× Ortega PERSON · 2× Sergio Galvez Perez PERSON · 2× California GPE · 1× Nieto PERSON · 1× Tina Nieto PERSON · 1×

Narrative

Monterey County Sheriff's Office public information commander, Andres Rosas, previously told the Daily Mail that information on whether Ortega has denied her involvement or knowledge of the case cannot be released due to the 'ongoing investigation.' The case began August 1, when the newborn, whom law enforcement referred to as 'Baby Angelita,' was discovered dead in the 100 block of Struve Road in north Monterey County Perez is accused of multiple felony offenses, including incest, lewd or lascivious acts involving a child, unlawful sexual intercourse, child concealment and child endangerment.
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🔮 They have also not said whether additional charges will be filed as the investigation continues.

Claims (45 extracted, 3 hedged)

A 14-year-old California girl has been rescued in Mexico and her father arrested, weeks after authorities say he sexually abused and impregnated her. asserted
he → rescue → her
The teen, was found safe in Mexico during a coordinated operation involving Mexican law enforcement, the FBI and Monterey County investigators, Sheriff Tina Nieto said Sunday. asserted
Nieto → find → enforcement
Her baby daughter was found dead by the side of the road. asserted
daughter → find → road
The girl's dad, 38-year-old Sergio Galvez Perez, who was found alongside his daughter, was arrested during the operation after authorities found him in possession of narcotics. asserted
authorities → find → narcotics
The girl is now in the care of local authorities in Mexico, Nieto said. asserted
Nieto → say → Mexico
Mexican authorities have also been notified of the multitude of criminal charges pending against Perez in Monterey County. asserted
authorities → notify → County
The case began August 1, when emergency crews responded to the 100 block of Struve Road in north Monterey County after an infant was reported lying beside the roadway. asserted
infant → begin → roadway
The newborn, whom investigators called 'Baby Angelita,' was pronounced dead at the scene. asserted
investigators → call → scene
Investigators later determined that a juvenile girl had given birth to the baby alongside the road before leaving the area. asserted
girl → determine → area
A forensic post-mortem examination found signs of traumatic injury to the infant, according to the Monterey County Sheriff’s Office. uncertain
examination → find → Office
As detectives pieced together the circumstances surrounding the baby’s death, they identified Perez and his teenage daughter in connection with the discovery. asserted
they → piece → discovery
Authorities initially obtained an arrest warrant for the girl on suspicion of murder, while Perez was sought on allegations including incest, sexual offenses involving a child, unlawful sexual intercourse, child concealment and child endangerment. asserted
Perez → obtain → child
The teenager was found with her 38-year-old father, Sergio Galvez Perez, during a joint operation involving the FBI and Mexican authorities, Monterey County officials said Sunday. asserted
officials → find → FBI
Authorities have not disclosed where in Mexico the pair were located Perez is also known as a Mixtec musician who performs under the name 'El Aguila Real y su Ritmo Sabroso' asserted
who → disclose → name
But prosecutors later clarified that the teenager had not been charged after the characterization drew criticism from members of the public. asserted
characterization → clarify → public
They questioned the handling of the case and argued that the teenager should have been identified as a victim from the outset, prompting clarification from the DA's office. asserted
teenager → question → office
The Monterey County District Attorney’s Office said it had not received a request to file criminal charges against the girl and had made no charging decision. asserted
it → say → decision
Prosecutors explicitly recognized her as a victim of her father’s alleged abuse and made it clear that she was not to be treated as a perpetrator. asserted
she → recognize → perpetrator
'We recognize that the 14-year-old is a victim of her father’s abuse,' the District Attorney’s Office said September 2. asserted
Office → recognize → abuse
'No child should ever have to endure such horrific circumstances.' asserted
child → have → circumstances
The clarification came amid growing concern over the teenager’s whereabouts and safety. asserted
clarification → come → whereabouts
Authorities had issued an Amber Alert as the search continued, emphasizing that Perez was believed to be concealing the girl and preventing investigators from locating her. asserted
Perez → issue → her
Authorities have previously arrested the mother of the 14-year-old, Ofelia Garcia Ortega, 36, a resident of Castroville/Salinas, on suspicion of child endangerment. asserted
Authorities → arrest → endangerment
Ortega has been released from the Monterey County Jail on bail and prosecutors are still reviewing the potential charges against her. asserted
prosecutors → release → her
Monterey County Sheriff's Office public information commander, Andres Rosas, previously told the Daily Mail that information on whether Ortega has denied her involvement or knowledge of the case cannot be released due to the 'ongoing investigation.' The case began August 1, when the newborn, whom law enforcement referred to as 'Baby Angelita,' was discovered dead in the 100 block of Struve Road in north Monterey County Perez is accused of multiple felony offenses, including incest, lewd or lascivious acts involving a child, unlawful sexual intercourse, child concealment and child endangerment. asserted
Perez → tell → child
The investigation into the infant’s death remains ongoing Perez is also known as a Mixtec musician who performs under the name 'El Aguila Real y su Ritmo Sabroso.' asserted
who → remain → name
Sheriff Tina Nieto previously urged Perez to turn himself in at a news conference early last month. asserted
Nieto → urge → conference
'We need Sergio Galvez Perez to stop hiding and face the charges against him,' she said. asserted
she → need → him
The Amber Alert remained a critical part of the efforts to locate the missing girl. asserted
Alert → remain → girl
Several days after the alert was issued, authorities recovered Perez's suspected getaway vehicle in Monterey County. asserted
authorities → issue → County
The breakthrough eventually came in Mexico, where the teenager and her father were located. asserted
teenager → come → Mexico
Officials described the effort as a rescue operation involving US and Mexican authorities. asserted
Officials → describe → authorities
During the operation, Perez was also found in possession of narcotics, according to authorities. uncertain
Perez → find → authorities
Officials have not said what type of drugs were allegedly found or explained how he came into possession of them. uncertain
he → say → them
Perez now faces a series of serious felony allegations in California, including incest, lewd or lascivious acts involving a child, unlawful sexual intercourse, child concealment and child endangerment. asserted
Perez → face → child
The criminal complaint alleges that the sexual abuse occurred between November 2025 and April 2026, when the girl was under 14. asserted
girl → allege → 14
The child-abuse charge alleges that Perez caused or permitted her to suffer physical and mental harm and placed her health and safety in danger. asserted
her → allege → danger
The charges currently filed against Perez do not include a homicide charge related to Baby Angelita’s death and that investigation remains active. asserted
investigation → file → death
The allegations have not been adjudicated in court. asserted
allegations → adjudicate → court
Authorities have not publicly detailed the circumstances surrounding the infant’s death beyond saying that the baby suffered traumatic injuries. asserted
baby → detail → injuries
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