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Federal authorities have opened more than 100 investigations into crimes allegedly committed by members of the violent Venezuelan El Tren de Aragua gang, according to a report by NBC News.

A Times Square attack on police shocked New Yorkers, but a recent murder case in South Florida best illustrates the violence associated with Tren de Aragua.

MIAMI — As thousands of Venezuelans fleeing from the Nicolás Maduro regime seek refuge in the United States, members of a violent gang that has already triggered crime waves in

Extortion has become a highly complex illicit industry in Latin America, reaping huge profits for organized crime groups across the region.

Eight migrants have so far been charged in the Jan. 27 caught-on-video gang attack on two NYPD cops, while a ninth was arrested by police but not charged by prosecutors. Here's who they are.

Wilson Juarez, 21, and Kelvin Servita-Arocha, 19, have been charged in the attack that happened last month and are now confirmed as being members of the Tren de Aragua gang.

Venezuela allowed the leader of the Tren de Aragua gang to escape prison months before the gang established a presence in New York City.

At least two of the migrants charged in a gang beatdown of two NYPD cops are members of the notorious Venezuelan street gang "Tren de Aragua," federal immigration officials said Thursday.

Kingpins from the brutal Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua are recruiting NYC migrants for their brazen moped theft ring.

The criminal gang Tren de Aragua is already present in the United States (USA) and, according to the latest police reports, it is operating in different areas of the North American country. Today, various media and police sources have reported an increase in crime in Times Square, where citizens of Venezuelan origin have been involved in different types of crimes that could be linked to this mega criminal gang.