In a move long overdue, the FBI has finally dropped the hammer on one of the most violent and rapidly growing criminal syndicates now operating within U.S. borders. The agency has launched a major strike against Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua, a gang that’s spread like wildfire through American cities, leaving devastation in its wake.
For years, this brutal gang has quietly expanded its grip across the Western Hemisphere. But now, the federal government is taking its gloves off—marking a serious escalation in the fight against foreign criminal networks hiding in plain sight.
The Bureau made headlines by adding Giovanni Vicente Mosquera Serrano to its infamous Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list—making him the first member of Tren de Aragua to ever appear on that roster. His face now sits beside the worst of the worst.
Mosquera Serrano, a 37-year-old Venezuelan national, is now being hunted globally with a $3 million bounty on his head, thanks to the State Department’s Transnational Organized Crime Rewards Program.
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