US EditionEmerging Venezuelan gang ‘more violent’ than Tren de Aragua targeting rural America, expert warns
- Federal prosecutors unveiled an April indictment charging 21 individuals connected to Venezuela’s Anti-Tren gang with operating narcotics and sex trafficking operations throughout New York City.
- Anti-Tren formed from former Tren de Aragua members and emerged amid reports of violent criminal activity and competition with the original gang.
- The gang secures power and territory through violence and intimidation, including threats against rival members and smuggling young Venezuelan women and drugs.
- Robert Charles, former U.S. Assistant secretary of state, noted that the offshoot gang aims to set itself apart through increased violence and focuses on rural areas in the U.S. To enhance its criminal operations.
- Authorities warn that without swift intervention, Anti-Tren’s influence, especially in rural areas like Maine, could grow and lead to increased violence and territorial conflicts.
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A Venezuelan gang uses technology to infiltrate and terrorize more cities in the U.S.
From hidden digital networks to visual codes, the criminal structure has established cells in different parts of the country through links with neighborhood organizations and non-conventional escape techniques
Anti-Tren, Potentially Worse Than TdA, Targets Rural America
A new, potentially more vicious Venezuelan gang than Tren de Aragua is targeting rural America, which is ill-equipped to handle them. These people had no foothold in the USA four years ago, and now they are everywhere. Thank a Democrat. The “anti-Tren” gang was formed by former Tren de Aragua members. In a newly unsealed […] The post Anti-Tren, Potentially Worse Than TdA, Targets Rural America appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.
Crime Expert Warns a New Gang ‘More Violent’ Than Tren de Aragua Is Preying on Rural America - News Addicts
A rival Venezuelan gang that is taking on the vicious Tren de Aragua gang could pose a serious threat to rural communities, according to one expert. The Anti-Tren gang surfaced earlier this year and hit the headlines last month after more than 20 alleged members of the gang were arrested in New York City by […] The post Crime Expert Warns a New Gang ‘More Violent’ Than Tren de Aragua Is Preying on Rural America appeared first on News Addicts.
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