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Five masked men attempted to rob a consignment store in Pleasant Hill, but fled when a staff member pulled out a gun. The incident highlights a rise in violent crime, which has left the store's owner, Albert Marcoux, feeling saddened and frustrated. Surveillance footage suggests that a woman may have been involved in the heist. The group targeted the jewelry cases and escaped in a car. Marcoux, who immigrated to the US from Romania, calls for politicians to address the issue of crime and support small businesses. He expresses gratitude to the Pleasant Hill police for their quick response and hopes for more accountability to restore law and order. Anyone with information is urged to contact the police.

Gangs are reportedly drawn to areas with high concentrations of Venezuelan migrants. These gangs have allegedly used intimidation to displace property management, subsequently collecting rents. Arrests have been made, but these operations are reportedly still in progress.

Residents and business owners are concerned about losing their community due to rising crime. A former city councilman is requesting Governor Hochul send in the National Guard. Community members say organized crime has taken over, making it unsafe. Illegal activities occur in broad daylight, including near schools, with garbage and illegal vendors present. Police raids have been ineffective, with businesses reopening quickly. The mayor suggests the migrant influx contributes to the problem. Police report increased gang activity, with the Tren de Aragua gang from Venezuela establishing a presence in the U.S. They are allegedly involved in various crimes. Critics argue the surge in crime is due to lenient laws, such as the decriminalization of shoplifting. Open-air theft markets operate openly, and illegal food vendors and businesses contribute to a growing criminal economy. Residents demand intervention to eliminate the criminal element, as police efforts have been insufficient. The situation is described as a warning about the consequences of tolerating various crimes.

A San Diego local captured a video of a boat full of suspected illegal immigrants beaching itself on a California shore. The individuals quickly fled into a residential area, and it is uncertain if they were apprehended. Meanwhile, in New York City, the NYPD is searching for four more illegal immigrants involved in a violent attack on two officers in Times Square. Five individuals have already been arrested, but four were released without bail. The lack of consequences for such crimes is a concern. Additionally, the governor of Massachusetts has converted a state-owned rec center in a predominantly black neighborhood into a temporary migrant shelter, causing a loss of resources for the local community. Texas Governor Greg Abbott continues to send migrants to sanctuary cities across the country.

Police are noticing a trend of groups stealing merchandise, with suspects being in the country illegally. Two men stole $2,000 worth of items from Ulta. They were identified as Albert Terralba Jordan and Javier Gilarte Campos from Venezuela, both entering the US illegally. Detective Scott Pizik has seen at least 3 similar groups crossing the border illegally. Despite the border being far away, thefts are occurring locally. In June, a Peruvian national stole $17,000 from Kohl's and was deported in the fall.

The suspect who allegedly stole DHS Secretary Christy Noem's purse on Easter Sunday is an illegal alien. Authorities are searching for a second suspect. The speaker believes that robbing the Secretary of Homeland Security was a bad choice, as she is no nonsense and will enforce the law. The speaker claims this is an example of illegal aliens committing crimes, from shoplifting and armed robbery to murder and rape. ICE has arrested just under 70,000 illegal aliens, and CBP arrests about 67,000. The speaker asserts that ICE has already arrested three times more criminals in three months than Joe Biden did in a year.

The speaker states that because they are in a sanctuary city, they do not report illegal immigrants. They claim to have released a double homicide suspect because of this policy. The speaker says someone came to pick up $320,000 from their grandparents and is working their way through it. The speaker is asked to take seriously that someone is repeating an offense while being illegal. The person is reportedly in Chinatown, New York.

Jewelry store owners in Denver were violently robbed by a group of men who pretended to be customers. The robbers held customers at gunpoint while stealing jewelry. The owners' family managed to escape to a back room, but the robbers followed them and threatened to kill them. The incident lasted only 3 minutes, leaving the store in disarray and the family traumatized. The Denver Police Department is investigating the robbery. Translation: Jewelry store owners in Denver were violently robbed by a group of men pretending to be customers. The robbers held customers at gunpoint while stealing jewelry. The owners' family managed to escape to a back room, but the robbers followed them and threatened to kill them. The incident lasted only 3 minutes, leaving the store in disarray and the family traumatized. The Denver Police Department is investigating the robbery.

An illegal migrant from Ecuador was arrested by New York police for sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl. He held the girl and her friend at knifepoint, assaulted the girl, and then fled. Community members caught him, and neighbors held him down until police arrived. There are concerns about more crimes he may have committed across the country.

Violence in New York City has escalated in the past two weeks, with various migrant groups forming sub gangs. The murder and assault rates have skyrocketed. According to an NYPD officer, they have been instructed not to arrest these individuals unless it is for a serious crime, which is disturbing. Meanwhile, citizens are being fined heavily for minor offenses like jaywalking. One notable incident involved a man from Venezuela who tried to flirt with a girl belonging to a Peruvian guy in a food line. This led to a fatal stabbing. These stories are just the beginning, and the situation is expected to worsen.

The NYPD suspects members of the Venezuelan gang, Trende Aragua, are recruiting in Ecuador and entering the US. They have escalated from petty crimes to shootouts, with alleged member Bernardo Raul Mata confessing to targeting police. Mata shot 2 officers in Queens and revealed guns are smuggled into migrant shelters. Gang violence is on the rise.

Los Diablos de la 42, a subset of the Tren de Aragua gang, operates around 42nd Street as a robbery crew. They are suspected of committing over 22 robberies in areas like Central Park and Times Square, ranging from individual thefts to wolf pack robberies involving 4 to 16 people targeting tourists. Weapons used range from knives to guns. Disturbingly, gang members are as young as 11 years old. There is a belief that individuals are being recruited in shelters, exploiting bail and raise the age laws by using younger individuals to commit crimes.

Two police officers in New York City were attacked by a group of illegal immigrants near Times Square. The altercation began when the officers asked the immigrants to move along. The situation escalated, resulting in the police wrestling with one of the migrants on the ground, while others kicked at the officers. Four migrants were arrested, but according to sources, they were released without bail and have not been deported.

Armed men were recorded walking through an apartment complex at 12th and Dallas in Aurora, Colorado. According to one speaker, Venezuelan gangs are taking over apartment complexes and becoming real estate developers. They allegedly use bullets as their calling card. The city claims the property management team isn't doing enough to help residents. However, the property management team stated that a gang controls the building, and they feel helpless. The gang has allegedly pushed out property management through intimidation and is collecting rents. Arrests have been made, but these operations are ongoing.

There is a discussion about immigration and its connection to criminal activity in New York City. The speaker mentions that while many immigrants are hardworking and looking for a better life, there is a small group involved in organized theft. This group operates on mopeds and scooters, stealing items like iPhones and clothing. The speaker highlights the criminal charges against them and the pattern of their activities. It is noted that these criminals travel to Florida to spend the stolen money before returning to New York. The speaker questions why they don't just stay in New York to commit crimes, to which the response is that they would end up in jail.

A robbery crew of 20 individuals arrested for upwards of 50 robberies are all on the streets today. There are reports that they're operating out of the Roosevelt Hotel, which is now a migrant shelter. The activity inside the hotel is spilling into the Times Square area. There is a recruitment process occurring.

Brandon Simosa was arrested after allegedly robbing a 38-year-old woman in her Hell's Kitchen apartment building around 2 AM on Sunday. He reportedly stole her purse, cell phone, and bank cards, and committed a lewd act. The victim is an assistant DA in Manhattan but was not injured. Police traced her stolen phone to a hotel, leading them to Simosa, who was found using drugs and in possession of stolen items. Authorities believe he is linked to the Venezuelan gang Trendaragua, known for targeting victims in Times Square and Central Park. Simosa faces multiple charges, including sexually motivated robbery and burglary, and has six prior arrests this year for similar offenses. He is thought to have arrived in the U.S. in February 2023.

Gangs from South America are targeting multimillion dollar homes across the US, including Metro Detroit. These highly functional and well-trained criminals use jammers to disable Wi-Fi security systems, allowing them to break in undetected. Since September, around 30 to 40 homes in Detroit have been hit. The thieves swiftly steal cash, jewelry, and expensive handbags, often packing them into boxes for easy transport.

Venezuelan gangs, particularly Trende Aragua, are reportedly recruiting children in migrant shelters across the city. The NYPD has identified 39 gang members and a subgroup called the Little Devils of 42nd Street, composed of younger kids. Many of these undocumented criminals, some as young as 11, are involved in retail robberies and violent crimes. Due to their lack of prior records, they are often released back into the community after arrest. Concerned migrant mothers fear their children may be coerced into gang activities. Community initiatives, like a soccer program, aim to provide positive outlets for youth. The NYPD is collaborating with federal partners to address gang violence, noting that many migrants are also victims of these crimes, often hesitant to report them due to fear of deportation. It's crucial to recognize that a small percentage of migrants are responsible for the majority of crimes.

Gangs from South America are targeting high-end homes and neighborhoods in the US, stealing cash, jewelry, watches, precious metals, purses, and electronics. The Oakland County sheriff estimates that there are numerous crews operating across the country. These criminals enter the country either by illegally crossing the southern border or by overstaying their welcome through the Visa Waiver Program. They often use fake identification to carry out their crimes. While there have been incidents in Oakland County, no arrests have been mentioned. The sheriff blames Washington for not securing the border and protecting Americans, calling it a ticking time bomb of terrorist activity and transnational gangs.

According to the speakers, migrants account for 75% of arrests in Midtown Manhattan and 60% in Queens. These numbers may be underreported due to pressure not to report shoplifting and unreported crimes among migrants themselves. The Trende Aragua, a Venezuelan prison gang, is a salient aspect of migrant crime. Maduro wanted them out, and after a prison break, they are now in the US. They allegedly control migrant centers like Randall's Island, which has a high, unreported crime rate. The gang allegedly victimizes women, and the speakers question the silence of women's groups on this issue. They claim the Colorado governor is downplaying the extent of migrant-related crime, which disproportionately affects women.

Last night at a truck stop in Aurora, Colorado, an SUV arrived with 18 Venezuelan gang members who demanded $50 from truckers to park overnight. One gang member showed a trucker his gun and a tattoo identifying him as a Venezuelan gang member. The trucker paid the $50. The trucker next to him did not pay and woke up to find all his tires flat. The speaker hopes people will run these gangs off to make it a safer place to park at night.

Armed men were recorded walking through an apartment complex at 12th and Dallas in Aurora, Colorado. Venezuelan gangs are reportedly taking over apartment complexes and becoming real estate developers. According to one speaker, their calling card is a bullet. The city claims the property management team isn't doing enough to help residents. However, the property management team stated that a gang controls the building, and they feel helpless. The gang has allegedly pushed out property management through intimidation and is collecting rents. Arrests have been made, but these operations are ongoing.

The speaker recounts having her purse stolen at a restaurant. The thief was wearing a COVID mask. The purse was sitting by her feet when the thief hooked it with his foot, dragged it a few steps, covered it with a coat, and took it. The speaker felt the movement but thought it was her grandkids kicking her legs. She did not get the purse back. She believes the theft was professionally done.

A restaurant in Porte de Saint-Cloud was burglarized, with the manager finding a locked toilet door and an unconscious thief inside. The burglar, a 17-year-old repeat offender, was taken into custody. The restaurant owner expressed anger and frustration, feeling helpless and concerned for the safety of their children. The issue of unaccompanied minors involved in criminal activities was also discussed, with a rise in incidents in the 15th arrondissement. These minors find new locations to hide from the police, committing various crimes. The problem remains unresolved due to the complexities of dealing with underage offenders and the inability to deport them. The impact of their actions is significant, as seen in incidents such as a pregnant woman being attacked by Moroccan minors in Paris. The woman's condition and the fate of her fetus are currently being assessed.