‘Little Devils of 42nd Street’ subset of Tren de Aragua linked to NYPD ambush in Times Square
- NYPD officers were ambushed in Times Square on Friday evening while trying to break up a robbery by teenage gang members near 42nd Street and 8th Avenue.
- The attackers are members of Los Diablos de 42, a youth faction affiliated with the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, which is known for its involvement in organized street crime throughout the United States.
- Police arrested five repeat offenders connected to the ambush, including a 16-year-old facing felony charges, and seek six more suspects linked to this violent group.
- Commissioner Jessica Tisch emphasized that the gang's activities represent coordinated criminal operations rather than minor offenses, noting their use of weapons such as scooters and basketballs to attack officers.
- The incident underscores challenges in public safety, prompting authorities to emphasize use of the gang database despite calls to abolish it, as these groups threaten city security.
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As officers intervened, they were “pelted by scooters and basketballs," used as weapons in what Commissioner Tisch described as a deliberate and organized ambush.
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