US Offers $50 Million Bounty For Top Tren De Aragua Gang Leaders
The State Department raised the offer after indictments accused the three men of running kidnappings, drug trafficking and extortion schemes.
- The Federal government announced new, increased reward offers totaling up to $50 million for information leading to the arrest of the top three leaders of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua.
- A Southern District of Texas Court indicted all three men on July 29, 2026, after The Trump administration designated the violent group a foreign terrorist organization last year.
- Under the updated reward structure, Yohan Jos Romero, known as 'Yohan Petrica,' received up to $20 million, while Giovanni Vicente Mosquera Serrano, known as 'El Viejo,' and Juan Gabriel Rivas, known as 'Juancho,' each received up to $15 million.
- Federal officials confirmed all tipster identities will remain strictly confidential, and anyone with information can contact the FBI by phone, WhatsApp, or Telegram to report details.
- Mosquera Serrano oversees the gang's network in the United States, Colombia, and Central America, while Rivas runs operations inside Venezuela under the overall leadership of Romero.
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Trump Administration Puts $50 Million Price On Three Tren De Aragua Leaders – 100PercentFedUp.com – by Donald
The Trump administration has posted rewards totaling up to $50 million for three alleged Tren de Aragua leaders wanted on federal terrorism and drug charges.
The criminal organization was designated as a terrorist organization last year by the Donald Trump government.
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El EconomistaThe U.S. raises the rewards of three leaders of the Aragua Train to 50 million. "Yohan Petrica" leads after the death of "Niño Guerrero."Mosquera and Rivas, second in command, control operations in America and Venezuela. Accused of supporting a terrorist group, they face charges in Texas.
US Offers $50 Million Bounty For Top Tren De Aragua Gang Leaders
The federal government announced new and increased reward offers totaling up to $50 million for information leading to the arrest or conviction of the top three leaders of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua. The rewards, offered through the State Department’s Transnational Organized Crime Rewards Program, were coordinated with the FBI, the Drug Enforcement Administration, […] US Offers $50 Million Bounty For Top Tren de Aragua Gang Leaders
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