Florida officials arrested five suspected members of Venezuela’s Gang Train de Argua in connection with a string of retail, and one of the suspects was seen during his interview with law enforcement.
Alexis Jose Rodriguez-Benevides, Darwins Smith Waskes-Lyon, Idemaro Miguel Escelona Mendoza, Ramon Jesus Carpintero-Lona and Samuel Oglis David Anthony Charlie are facing allegations for organized retaliation and robbery. According to Fox 13, investigators are also working to connect raccizing allegations.
Five suspects are all in the US without authority.
The Polk County Sheriff Graddy Jude shared an image at a Carpinto-Luna news conference while interviewing the investigators.
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Ramon Jesus Carpintero-Lonna Sobing while interviewing by law enforcement. (Poles County Sheriff Office)
Jude said the investigation into retail crimes began in October, when Publix reported that a series of high -end liquor items from shops in Central Florida were being stolen. Walmart and Sam’s club made similar reports of theft at their store.
Investigators reported 32 theft and robbery cases in the Polk County alone.
According to Sheriff, investigators last month helped suspects who helped suspects to be held at a Sam Club in Lakland, where the suspects attempted to steal a $ 3,200 liquor -filled shopping car.
Alexis Jose Rodriguez-Benevides, Darwins Smith Vaskes-Lyon, Ildemaro Miguel Escelona Mendoza, Ramon Jesus Carpintero-Lonna and Samuel Oglis David Anthony Charlie (Poles County Sheriff Office)
In the incident, the suspects injured a female worker, who caught the car in an attempt to stop them, Jud said. The group left for a car that they then crashed into parking before fleeing a Uber.
Investigators discovered the car and found stolen liquor, cellphone and a passport.
After identifying the suspects, the law enforcement discovered that two men were already in custody for a separate robbery in Ossola County. The other three suspects were arrested on Thursday night.
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Investigators last month helped bust the suspects at a Sam Club in Luckland. (Getty image)
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“I can tell you that this violent gang was alive and well in Central Florida,” Jude said at the news conference, referring to the train de Argua.
Sheriff said the suspects raised the allegations due to their immigration situation, as he was against those they described as “criminal illegal aliens”.
“They are suffering and terrorizing people and stealing people and robbing people and killing them,” Jud said.
