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A Venezuelan migrant busted on gun and drug charges while squatting with seven others in a Bronx home was sprung by a lenient judge who previously released two brutes caught on video beating cops, The Post has learned. 

New York Police Department Chief of Patrol John Chell sat for an interview with Fox News' "The Story," speaking out after the migrant squatting incident.

There was an astonishing revelation about the Venezuelan migrants arrested this week with squatters in a Bronx, New York apartment building.

A migrant squatter crew that terrorized a Bronx neighborhood were in federal custody but cut loose because of overcrowded processing centers – allowing them to run amok in the Big...

The department’s leaders frequently go on X to upbraid police critics, from media columnists to elected officials, in a departure from protocol.

A group of eight migrants arrested with drugs and guns while squatting at an New York City home were caught and released at the southern border.

Police Commissioner Edward Caban on Wednesday backed the NYPD’s aggressive new social media push against journalists and critics — though he stopped short of saying he agrees with the tone of some of the postings. “I can tell you that my executives are very passionate about defending their specific bureaus,” Caban said when asked about a recent move by top NYPD brass to post sharp criticism ...

The eight migrants arrested while squatting in a New York City home were previously caught at the southern border and released, authorities said.

THE BRONX, N.Y. (PIX11) — Seven Venezuelan migrants are in federal custody and facing deportation proceedings after being repeatedly arrested while in the United States for the past year, according to ICE. Federal immigration officials moved in and arrested seven Venezuelan migrants Wednesday. One was still outstanding, according to an ICE spokesperson. All were previously […]

Yoessy Pino Castillo, Yojairo Martinez, Javier Alborno and Yerbin Lozado-Munoz, 25, were all detained by US Border Patrol in Texas between September 2022 and May 2023, but were then cut free because of overcrowding at processing centers.