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The Biden administration released a Venezuelan national after briefly detaining him for illegally crossing the border into Texas even though he was on Interpol’s most wanted list for murder, extortion, and drug dealing in Colombia.
The U.S. Border Patrol apprehended Aderbis Segundo Pirela-Pirela, a 29-year-old Venezuelan native, after he illegally crossed the border at Eagle Pass, Texas, on January 2, according to KSAT-TV.
Biden officials released the dangerous criminal into the U.S. — even though he was on Interpol’s top-ten wanted list — with only a “notice to appear” in court before an immigration judge. He was released on January 5 and allowed to go free until March 12, when the high-ranking gang member was re-arrested.
The report explains that Pirela-Pirela was finally captured again in New Braunfels, Texas. He has been transferred to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody in San Antonio.
Breitbart wrote: Pirela-Pirela is reportedly a top member of the Colombian drug gang known as the Satanas. This gang is also linked to the highly violent Venezuelan gang known as Tren de Aragua.
U.S. Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens announced, “USBP, ICE, HSI, Texas DPS & San Antonio PD all worked together to identify, locate & arrest Aderbis Segundo Pirela-Pirela. Why? He is a Venezuelan national residing in New Braunfels, TX, and he’s wanted in Colombia for charges of trafficking, homicide, & extortion!”
3/14: USBP, ICE, HSI, Texas DPS & San Antonio PD all worked together to identify, locate & arrest Aderbis Segundo Pirela-Pirela.
Why? He is a Venezuelan national residing in New Braunfels, TX, and he’s wanted in Colombia for charges of trafficking, homicide, & extortion! pic.twitter.com/lni4M1OE9Y
— Chief Jason Owens (@USBPChief) March 18, 2024
News4SA reporter Mariah Medina announced:
INTERPOL MOST WANTED CAPTURED IN TEXAS: Aderbis Segundo Pirela, 28, was arrested in New Braunfels yesterday, @HSI_SanAntonio announced. He was wanted in at least 4 murders, and was on Interpol’s top 10 most wanted, along with Colombia’s most wanted list, LE sources say.
INTERPOL MOST WANTED CAPTURED IN TEXAS: Aderbis Segundo Pirela, 28, was arrested in New Braunfels yesterday, @HSI_SanAntonio announced.
He was wanted in at least 4 murders, and was on Interpol’s top 10 most wanted, along with Colombia’s most wanted list, LE sources say. 1/ pic.twitter.com/IJAZjQppjC
— Mariah Medina (@MMedinanews) March 14, 2024
In addition to the several murders, he was also wanted on warrants out of Bogota, Colombia for extortion and drug trafficking. He was released to Border Patrol to be processed federally. It’s unclear when and how he entered the US, and how long he was in New Braunfels.
We now know how and when Pirela Pirela entered the US.
There are folks at the Bexar County jail charged with WAY less that are awaiting trial and can’t afford release. Imagine being wanted in connection with 4 murders and getting that benefit of a recognizance bond.
We now know how and when Pirela Pirela entered the US.
There are folks at the Bexar County jail charged with WAY less that are awaiting trial and can’t afford release. Imagine being wanted in connection with 4 murders and getting that benefit of a recognizance bond. 3 pic.twitter.com/IqvNqK34bo
— Mariah Medina (@MMedinanews) March 16, 2024
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