Bondi announces three MS-13 members arrested in south Florida
Three members of the MS-13 gang were arrested in South Florida for their alleged involvement in a brutal murder dating back to 2014. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that collaboration between federal and local law enforcement led to these arrests. The suspects, who are in the U.S.illegally, face first-degree murder charges for the stabbing and shooting death of Joel Canizales-Lara, an incident tied to gang initiation.
Bondi emphasized the long-term nature of the examination and declared that law enforcement will pursue criminals irrespective of how much time has passed as the crime or their location. The suspects are identified as Wilson Tirado-Silva, Miguel Cabrera Granados, and Melvin David Cruz-Ortiz. the victim’s body was discovered in a location previously developed into housing.
The arrests come in the wake of othre actions against MS-13, a gang originating in Los Angeles and classified as a terrorist organization by President Trump. The governance has prioritized cracking down on gangs that pose threats to american communities, resulting in the deportation of numerous gang members through various legal initiatives. Bondi warned that more arrests are anticipated, urging gang members to leave the country voluntarily.
Bondi announces three MS-13 members arrested in south Florida for unsolved murders
Federal law enforcement arrested three suspected MS-13 gang members for their alleged involvement in the murder of a man in 2014.
Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that cooperation between federal and local law enforcement officials made these arrests possible. The three men, who are illegally living in the country, have all been charged with first-degree murder.
“This has been a long running investigation that started in 2015. The victim in this case was brutally murdered, stabbed approximately 100 times by multiple gang members before he was shot in the head,” Bondi said during a Friday morning press conference. “He suffered tremendously, and these indictments are a warning to all criminals. We don’t care how long ago you committed the crime. We don’t care where you go. We will find you. We will arrest you, and we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law.”
Bondi shared that officials are considering whether to include the death penalty as part of sentencing.
The victim’s body was buried in a lot that was turned into a housing complex, but Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony was able to locate the body and complete an excavation.
The three suspects, Wilson Tirado-Silva, Miguel Cabrera Granados, and Melvin David Cruz-Ortiz, allegedly killed Joel Canizales-Lara as a part of a gang initiation.
Their arrests come a week after an alleged gang leader was arrested in Virginia.
“More arrests are coming,” Bondi said. “If you are a gang member living in this country, I’d self-deport right now because we’re coming after you.”
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MS-13 is a violent, criminal organization that engages in drug smuggling. It originated in Los Angeles, and was created by immigrants from El Salvador. Through an executive order, President Donald Trump classified the gang as a terrorist organization.
Cracking down on these violent gangs, which wreak havoc on American communities through its illicit drug smuggling and brutal murders, has become a top priority of the Trump administration. Through the Enemies v. Aliens Act, the Justice Department has deported more than 250 alleged gang members of Tren de Aragua. This action has been subjected to lawsuits and blocked by a federal judge.
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