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Venezuela migrant arrested for 14 crimes in first two months stay in NYC
- An illegal immigrant from Venezuela has been arrested six times in New York City within two months, facing multiple theft and assault charges. He arrived in the city on June 27 and his crime spree began the following day.
- The immigrant has targeted various locations, including a Costco and a Duane Reade store, stealing items like Nutella, slippers, razors, and more. He has escalated from shoplifting to assault, threatening others with a knife and attacking an independent journalist with a bike tire.
- Prosecutors have highlighted his repeated arrests and charges, requesting bail and bond, but the judge set bail at $5,000. The U.S. State Department, Venezuelan consulate, and Homeland Security have not provided information regarding the immigrant's criminal history or immigration process.
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Venezuelan immigrant arrested 6 times for 14 crimes in just 2 months in NYC
A man who came to New York City from Venezuela just two months ago has been arrested six times and faced 14 different criminal charges. Daniel Hernandez Martinez, 29, arrived in the U.S. on June 27 and committed his first crime the very next day, according to the New York Post. He has randomly attacked at least three strangers and two police officers. Martinez's alleged crimes began at a Costco in Brooklyn. He apparently stole a jar of Nutella, …
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