FBI works with Colombia to continue to take down more Venezuelan Tren de Aragua leaders

FBI works with Colombia to continue to take down more Venezuelan Tren de Aragua leaders

As a prison gang in Venezuela grew into a transnational criminal organization, investigators believe the gang’s leaders trusted Carlos “Bobby” Gomez to command the members who were causing havoc in South America’s western edge. Investigators believe Gomez followed direct orders from “Niño Guerrero,” the feared Tren de Aragua leader born in Venezuela’s city of Maracay, in the state of Aragua, where the gang started and later spread to South Flor…

Carlos Francisco Gómez Moreno, “a.k.a. Bobby”, head of the multinational Aragua Train gang in Chile, was arrested on Saturday to the northwest of Colombia.

President Gabriel Boric highlighted the arrest of Carlos Gómez, known as “Bobby”, head of the multinational band Tren de Aragua in Chile, who this Saturday morning was captured in Colombia. According to the Investigative Police (PDI), the capture of the criminal was carried out in a joint action between the institution, the National Prosecutor’s Office and the Gaula team of the Colombian National Police. As well, Colombia’s president, Gustavo Pe…

The capture of Carlos “Bobby” Gómez in Colombia, head of the Aragua Train in Chile, was described as a significant advance in the fight against transnational crime, but who is this character? According to the information collected, Carlos “Bobby” Gómez is the leader of the Venezuelan criminal gang and right hand of Héctor “Niño” Guerrero Flores, who is the top leader of the organization. Under his command, Carlos “Bobby” Gómez would have around …

Colombian President Gustavo Petro reported that the police managed to arrest Carlos Gómez, the leader of the Aragua Train in Chile, in his country.

The Colombian authorities captured during the early hours of Saturday the head of the Aragua Train in Chile, who was in command of more than a hundred members of the criminal gang in southern territory. This was made known by the neo-Granadino president, Gustavo Petro, through a message on social networks that was accompanied by a video of the capture operation. “In the early morning (Saturday), in a police operation in Los Patios (North Santand…