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Kash Patel reveals FBI's capture of all 10 members of Most Wanted fugitive's list during hearing

The Venezuelan national is accused of leading an ATM jackpotting network that stole more than $55 million and funded Tren de Aragua, authorities said.

  • The FBI, led by Director Kash Patel, has captured all 10 fugitives on its Most Wanted list during President Donald Trump's second term, with the final fugitive apprehended recently in Venezuela.
  • Among these captures is Anibal Alexander Canelon Aguirre, the FBI's first-ever cyber fugitive involved in an international ATM jackpotting conspiracy supporting the Tren de Aragua cartel.
  • The FBI has arrested 54,000 violent criminals, contributing to a 20-point national homicide rate drop and major homicide decreases in cities like Memphis, Baltimore, and Washington, D.C..
  • Thousands more related to child predators and human traffickers have also been arrested, emphasizing the FBI's crime prevention successes under Director Patel's leadership.
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The FBI director, Kash Patel, said that with this capture, all the members of that list have already been arrested.

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According to the FBI, Canelon ran groups within the United States that stole millions of dollars from financial institutions to benefit the Aragua Train.

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The detainee is Aníbal Alexander Canelón Aguirre, accused of leading a network of ATM robberies to finance the Aragua Train; Kash Patel told the U.S. Senate Judicial Committee

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FBI director Kash Patel confirmed the capture in Venezuela of the last of the 10 most wanted fugitives by the agency.

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foreignpolicyjournal.com broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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