According to police, court documents earlier this month New York Post.
Police told Fox News Digital that Jose Tamaronis-Caldera, 27, and Richard Garcia, 33, were arrested on February 5 in a Big Apple car repair shop.
Both are prominent members of the Venezuelan immigrant TDA gang, which has been intimidating cities across the country, the New York Post reported. The NYPD cannot confirm their so-called gang membership as the Fox News digital number.
Jose Tamaronis-Caldera, 27, and Richard Garcia, 33, right. (Provided by The New York Post)
Tren de Aragua gang member arrested next to daycare facilities
Rafael Nieves, 54, said he was the owner of the car store. Police say the raid occurred in V&R Auto and collision Woodside, Queens.
All three were attacked by felony drug and gun charges, but documents show Tamaronis-Caldera and Garcia face fewer charges when they went to court in the case.
Tamaronis-Caldera and Garcia are both currently charged with two misdemeanors. Prosecutors said possessing an air gun or air rifle and possessing a mimetic gun that allowed them to walk without bail.
In addition, if they do not commit further crimes, the charges against Tamaronis-Caldela and Garcia will be dismissed after August 5, prosecutors said.
Nieves, who faces the worst charges, has also been knocked down for drug and gun possession charges, with new charges not available for bail. His new charges include criminal possession of firearms and imitation pistols, as well as criminal charges in seven degrees.
The Queens office said the charges were not eligible for bail because the gun was removed and there was no ammunition nearby. The DA’s office added that the drugs found there were in the office area and consisted of cocaine and oxycodone pills.
The raid took place in V&R Auto and collision in Woodside, Queens. (Google Maps)
“The DA’s office reviewed all evidence and allegations,” the Queens office said in a statement. “In this case, the weapons charges against the defendant nieves were used to unload firearms and were not eligible for bail. Our The office demands supervision of release, and the judge grants supervision of release. ”
“The charges against two other defendants, Garcia and Tamaronis-Caldera, were for possession of an air gun and were not eligible for bail.”
Police said Tamaronis-Caldera and Nevis lived at the Kennedy International Airport Hotel in Crown Plaza, which was converted into an immigration shelter, while Garcia’s address was the Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan, which also operates as an immigration shelter.
Federal immigration sources told The Post that Tamaronis-Caldera and Garcia illegally crossed the U.S. border in 2023. Fox News has been exposed to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for more information.
Richard Garcia’s address is the Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan, which is also an immigration shelter. (Luiz C. Ribeiro/New York Daily News/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
A law enforcement official believes the three face fewer charges.
“These are not misleading people,” officials told the Post. “They are recorded as members of a known violent crime business, a gang that grows their own here by firmly rooting in narcotics, guns and human trafficking. Flags, and the best we can do is to make them stand out?”
“If we worked with criminals, we wouldn’t be searching for detainees in the streets.”
Immigration-related crimes At the peak of the Biden administration, it was flowing to the country with unprecedented levels of cross-border flows toward the country, mainly through Mexico.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem told Fox News late last month Bronx immigration raid And try to buy grenades.
“He just was part of the gun and weapons exchange and was trying to buy grenades,” Nome said. “Why does anyone in this country need to buy grenades and go out and continue to violence?”
