A high member of a violent Venezuela street gang douter de Aragua is behind bars For the alleged murder of two women in Illinois earlier this year.
Ricardo Gonzales, 32, was arrested in Cobb County, Georgia Last week, a joint operation led by the US Marshal Service Southeastern Regional Department Group, Chicago Police Directorate and Immigration and Customs Condition (ICE), according to the Ministry of Justice.
“The abuse of this defendant against American women are horrible, and he is precisely the type of alien enemy for which Trump administration is struggling to remove from this country to make America safe again” Pam Bondi said in a statement.
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Ricardo Gonzales appears at the intersection after being arrested for speeding and driving without a permit in Cobb district in Georgia on November 5, 2000. (Sheriff of the Cobb County Office)
Gonzales was sought on an arrest warrant due to alleged abduction, but a probable reason for two items first degree murder and attempted first -degree murder.
Prosecutors claim on January 28, Gonzales abducted three women, transported them to a alley in Chicago and shot them in the head. The surviving victim was able to call 911, and two women were declared dead at the scene.
Gonzales is reserved in Cobb district and awaits extradition in Chicago. As the authorities closed on Gonzales, five additional individuals were arrested and transported to the detention in the ice.
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Salvadoran police officers were accompanied by members of the Venecuelan gang, a recent de -Aragua gang deported the US government to be imprisoned in the prison prison of terrorism (Cecot), as part of the Salvadorane Government Agreement, in Tecoluc, El Salvador, in this regard, March 20th. (Secretaria de Prensa de la Presidencia/Manual via Reuters)
The Cobb County Sheriff and the Chicago Police Directorate did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital for comment.
“This case is a reflection of tireless work at the US Marshal and Partnership Service to ensure that justice has its day in court,” said USMS director Mark Pittella in a statement. “Every arrest contributes to safer communities and shows our unwavering commitment to public protection.”
The arrest came for days before the US continued Deportation flights to Venezuela after President Donald Trump made a contract with Venezuela President Nicolás Madur.
Venecuelan migrants walk after arriving on flight after being deported from the United States, in Caracas, Venezuela, March 24, 2025. (Reuters/Leonardo Fernandez Viloria)
On Sunday, a flight, which transported 199 illegal venecuelan aliens, citing members of the DE ARAGUA-EXCEPTION US on the road to Honduras for obvious surrender to the Venecuela Government, the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS) confirmed Fox News Digital.
The flight marked the end of the multicelling opposition between Trump’s administration and Madur after the Venezuelan president refused to accept deported from the USA
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In recent weeks, about 350 migrants have been sent back to Venezuela via flights of deportation.
“Venezuela is obliged to accept her returned citizens from the United States,” said Secretary of State Marco Rubio in a statement published by the social media. “This is not a question for discussion or negotiations.”
