Two suspected Tren de Aragua gang members arrested on felony drug and gun charges in New York City have reportedly been freed without bail.
The arrests came after a drug raid on February 5 at the V&R Auto Collision shop in Queens, the New York Post reported Wednesday.
However, prosecutors apparently reduced the charges and the suspects identified as 27-year-old Jose Tamaronis-Caldera and 33-year-old Richard Garcia were released without bail, the outlet noted. Also busted in the raid was a suspect named Rafael Nieves, who owns the shop. His charges were also reduced.
“Tamaronis-Caldera and Garcia crossed the US border illegally in 2023, but were released into the country under former President Joe Biden’s lax border policies, federal immigration sources said,” it noted.
Police sources told the Post the two suspects were living at migrant shelters in the city that used…
