Dramatic Late-Night Raid Unveils Illegal Activity
Armed Illegal Aliens Busted Squatting in NYC Home, Alleged Attempted Murderer Among Them: Police Crackdown Uncovers Drugs and Weapons. (PHOTO: Fox News)
Illegal Aliens Apprehended in Bronx Bust: Weapons, Drugs, and Child Endangerment Uncovered
According to Blaze media, in a dramatic late-night raid in the Bronx’s Norwood section NYPD officers responded to a call reporting illegal aliens brandishing a firearm at a residence on Hull Avenue. Upon arrival, officers encountered a chaotic scene as an armed suspect attempted to flee downstairs. The pursuit led to the discovery of eight adults and a 7-year-old child gathered in the basement alongside loaded weapons a “ghost gun,” and a stash of drugs including ketamine mixed with cocaine. Among those apprehended were illegal aliens including Javier Alborno of Venezuela and Johan Cardenas Silva charged with criminal possession of weapons and narcotics alongside acting in a manner injurious to a child.
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Community Concerns and Law Enforcement Response
Residents in the area expressed relief at the police intervention citing ongoing disturbances caused by the illegal aliens described as squatters in the building. Alfred Munoz, a local lamented the disruptive presence and efforts of the building’s owner to remove the illegal aliens. Moreover, several of the suspects were already known to law enforcement with ties to alleged criminal activities spanning multiple states. Miguel Vaamondes-Barrios, for instance, faced previous charges related to retail theft and had a bail set at $25,000 while Alborno was previously arrested for carrying a loaded firearm. Despite prior run-ins with the law including an incident where Desousa allegedly shot another immigrant during an argument in Yonkers, some suspects like Desousa and Alborno were released without bail after the raid. However, NYPD Chief of Patrol John Chell emphasized that cases against Desousa and Alborno remain open the underlining ongoing efforts to address criminal activities and ensure public safety in The Bronx and beyond.
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