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NYC migrant moped gang ringleader makes chilling admission about crime network: ‘It’s much bigger than me’
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Published Feb. 12, 2024, 3:39 p.m. ET
 
NYC migrant moped gang ringleader makes chilling admission about crime network: ‘It’s much bigger than me’
The migrant moped gangs terrorizing the Big Apple are part of an illicit network of hoods peddling stolen goods from the five boroughs in Florida — and shipping the proceeds to South America, law enforcement sources told The Post.

“It’s much bigger than me,” accused migrant ringleader Franco Alexander Peraza Navas allegedly told the NYPD after getting nabbed for a string of local heists.

“In a million years, I never thought you’d catch me,” Navas, 30, allegedly told detectives. “I’ve been going to Miami every three weeks. And it’s much bigger than me.”

The Venezuelan migrant is allegedly part of a crew that has been linked to robberies throughout New York City, Yonkers, New Jersey and Florida — and tied to an illegal gun used in a Fort Lauderdale heist on Dec. 9, the sources

https://nypost.com/2024/02/12/metro/nyc-migrant-moped-gang-ringleader-makes-chilling-admission-about-crime-network-its-much-bigger-than-me/
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