Crime
Tren de Aragua criminal gang coordinator arrested in Colombian capital of Bogotá
The criminal gang Tren de Aragua is identified by the Bogotá authorities as one of those responsible for a sharp increase of violence in the city
The criminal gang Tren de Aragua is identified by the Bogotá authorities as one of those responsible for a sharp increase of violence in the city
According to the arrest report, while in the victim's home, one of the attackers stated that they belonged to the violent Venezuelan gang of the "Tren de Aragua."
Among the accused is Josmar Jesús Zambrano Chirinos, an alleged ringleader of the notorious Venezuelan Tren de Aragua criminal group
Last year, U.S. border authorities detained 41 alleged members of the dangerous Venezuelan mega-gang El Tren de Aragua while they were trying to enter the country. This criminal group, known for its violence and illicit activities, has been identified as a growing threat to public safety in the United States.
Rubio asserted that the Biden Administration "must designate the Tren de Aragua as a Transnational Criminal Organization."
A special agent from the FBI spoke about how the two gangs are rapidly expanding and creating a criminal empire in the North American country
The migrants were captured by immigration agents inside a Bronx apartment after police executed an arrest warrant for another asylum seeker wanted in the Times Square attack
"Tren de Aragua," notorious for its activities in South America, has seemingly extended its operations to South Florida, with at least one member allegedly involved in a recent murder in Miami.
Law enforcement officials are probing the rise of the Tren de Aragua Venezuelan gang in Miami, Florida, and the Chicago area of Illinois in the heart of the American Midwest
Moody’s office filed a complaint in U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida in Fort Myers, over the federal government’s failure to respond to Florida's March FOIA request seeking information as to why immigrants who have served their sentence in U.S. prisons of the country, are not being deported back to their homelands