Senior member of Venezuelan street violence gangster Tren de Aragua Behind the cell For earlier this year, two women were allegedly murdered in Illinois.
Ricardo Gonzales, 32, was arrested Cobb County, Georgia According to the Justice Department, last week, the U.S. Marshal Services Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force, the Chicago Police Department and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Attorney General: “The defendant’s crimes against American women are horrible, and he is the kind of foreign enemy that the Trump administration is working to evacuate from this country to make the United States safe again.” Pam Bondi said in a statement.
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Ricardo Gonzales appeared in a photo after he was arrested on November 5, 2000 for speeding and driving in Cobb County, Georgia. (Cobb County Sheriff’s Office)
Gonzalez was arrested on suspicion of kidnapping and on two counts First-degree murder and attempted to murder first-degree murder.
Prosecutors accused Gonzalez of kidnapping three women, transporting them to a Chicago alley and shooting them. The surviving victims managed to call 911, with two women pronounced dead at the scene.
Gonzalez was booked at Cobb County Jail and is waiting for extradition Go to Chicago. As authorities shut down Gonzalez, five more people were arrested and transported to ice detention centers.
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El Salvador police escorts accused Venezuelan Gang Tren de Aragua, who was recently deported by the U.S. government, was imprisoned in a prison for the Center for Terrorism Incarceration (CECOT) as part of the El Salvador government, as an agreement with Tecoluca’s El Salvador government, on March 16 in Tebout salvador, El Salvador, on March 16 in Tebout salvador, El Salvador, on March 16. (Secretary-General de prensa de la Presidencia/by Reuters lecture notes)
The Cobb County Sheriff’s Office and the Chicago Police Department did not immediately respond to Fox News numbers’ requests for comment.
“This case reflects the unremitting efforts put forward by the U.S. Marshal Service and Partnership Agency to ensure justice one day in court,” Mark Pittella, acting director of USMS, said in a statement. “Each arrest contributes to a safer community and demonstrates our strong commitment to protecting the public.”
The arrest was a few days before the United States resumed Deportation Venezuela after President Donald Trump reached an agreement with Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro.
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Venezuelan immigrants walked after deportation from the United States, Caracas, Venezuela on March 24, 2025. (Reuters/Leonardo Fernandez Viloria)
On Sunday, flights carrying 199 illegal Venezuelan foreigners – including members of Tren de Aragua – apparently offered a handover to the Venezuelan government on their way to Honduras, with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) confirming Fox News Digital.
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About 350 immigrants have been deported in recent weeks and have been sent back to Venezuela.
“Venezuela has an obligation to accept citizens it has repatriated,” Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in a statement posted on social media. “This is not a matter of debate or negotiation.”
