Chronicle: Latino gang chased their victims home and took everything from them; several are on the loose

Chronicle: Latino gang had a preference for Asian entrepreneurs.

The police say they set up a network to rob them at their homes.

Several of the alleged members of this gang are already behind bars.

Georgia authorities just revealed that there was a group of Hispanic men who had a liking for Asian businesses, especially Chinese and Korean. But they weren’t talking about buffets and restaurants, which are usually frequented by members of our community since it’s a type of food that many love.

Investigators from the Gwinnett County Police Department claim that this was a well-organized criminal gang that chased Asian businessmen to their homes and then robbed them of all their valuables, which they then sold on the black market.

It was two long years of research

Gwinnett Police Department

According to court records, they indicate that it is a criminal network made up of at least a dozen individuals, all Latino, who mounted surveillance of merchants in the Atlanta metropolitan area. They operated very discreetly for two years doing their thing.

Police allege that once they had identified their potential victims, they planned the coup. They then broke into houses and subdued residents, before leaving the scene with all the cash and jewelry they found in their path. In some cases, personal documents were even carried. Filed Under: Chronicle Hispanic Asian Entrepreneurs

They committed about 200 armed robberies

Gwinnett Police Department

According to official records, the 12 defendants who were part of this dangerous gang, robbed at least 200 families and the total amount of what was stolen, exceeds two million dollars, although there is the possibility that there could be many more crimes than the police think.

And it is that investigators are aware that the suspects were related to multiple robberies not only in Forsyth, Oconee, Clarke, Bibb and Fayette, among other Georgia counties, but also in states such as Texas, Virginia, South Carolina and Carolina from North. Filed Under: Chronicle Hispanic Asian Entrepreneurs

After accumulating evidence they decided to fall

Gwinnett Police Department

After months of continuous investigation to stop the criminal acts of this group, the police accumulated enough evidence and obtained two search warrants for the same number of properties. Once in the houses, they confiscated two hundred purses, money, jewelry and documents that had been stolen.

Several subjects were captured on the spot, while the others remain fugitives, although arrest warrants already weigh against them. The detainees are being held in the Gwinnett County Jail without bond, charged with multiple serious charges, including armed robbery and home invasion. Filed Under: Chronicle Hispanic Asian Entrepreneurs

The defendants are of various nationalities

Gwinnett Police Department

Some of the suspects who are already behind bars were identified as: Edwin Junior Serrano, 24 years old and of Dominican origin, Jorge Enrique Navarro, 30 years old and a native of Puerto Rico and Carlos Javier Perlaza Minota, 53 years old and a native from Colombia.

The rest that have now become part of the list of the most wanted in Georgia are: Rafael Camacho Molina, Óscar Revelio, Edwin Cuenu, Jenifer Sonet, Jonathan Santiago Vargas, Alberto Sosa, Mario Cosme, Edwin Serrano, Cinthia Orobio Rosero and Jhon Vilimaizar. Filed Under: Chronicle Hispanic Asian Entrepreneurs

The bums should get to work

Gwinnett Police Department

The Bible says that the root of all evil is the love of money and how right it is. And it is that in this class of cases it can be seen as subjects that are not capable of improving themselves in a decent and honest way, it is their turn to appropriately by force what it has cost others.

The good news is that profiting from the good of others is considered a serious crime in this country, so surely a very long prison sentence awaits the defendants if they are guilty of the misdeeds they are charged with. Thank you for reading my chronicle today in MundoHispánico. Until next time. Filed Under: Chronicle Hispanic Asian Entrepreneurs

They liked to have sex in front of others

Cobb County Sheriff’s Office

Chronicle Couple relationships children. Daniel Matos and his wife, Aryana Bia Barboni appeared to be a normal couple, like any other. In fact, they were both very loved and respected by their circle of friends. Neither of those close to him had a clue that, in privacy, both of them were transformed and that they had an insatiable thirst for sex.

The Georgia authorities assure that it was precisely that unbridled passion that led them to commit severe violations of state laws, for which both ended up behind bars, accused of multiple serious charges and everything indicates that they will spend there for a long time.

The perversion went much further

Daniel Matos, 40 years old. (Cobb County Sheriff’s Office)

The Marietta city police say that Daniel and Aryana had strange fantasies, and one of them was that they liked others to see them having sex. Until then, legally they were in all their rights, they could even have threesomes or orgies if they wanted to. That would not have been a problem.

What actually got them into trouble is that those Brazilians made part of their sexual relations were small and innocent children. The authorities assure that on one occasion they had sex in front of a child under 5 years old, to whom Daniel even put the member in her hand so that she could caress it. Filed Under: Chronicle Hispanic Asian Entrepreneurs

Then they did it with another older girl

Aryana Bia Barboni (Cobb County Sheriff’s Office)

According to court records, the fantasies of Daniel, 40, and Aryana, 39, led them to commit worse crimes, because just a few days after having made the girl touch his private part, he abused her from others manners and everything in front of his own wife, who panicked him.

On one occasion, it was supposedly Daniel who put his hand between the little girl’s legs for a long time, because that seemed to please him. But the worst was missing, because the moment came when that no longer satisfied him and he ended up raping her, without anyone doing anything to defend her. Filed Under: Chronicle Hispanic Asian Entrepreneurs

What is known about the suspects?

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The investigation into this case indicates that Daniel and Aryana later did the same with another 7-year-old girl, who was the one who ended up giving them away. After considering that they had sufficient evidence against them, the police went after them to hold them accountable for such complaints.

To this day, the defendants remain in prison in the Cobb County jail until August 24 when they will appear before a state judge in a preliminary hearing where it will be decided whether or not they deserve the privilege of being released on bail, something that it is obviously what the families of the victims want the least. Filed Under: Chronicle Hispanic Asian Entrepreneurs

That’s why it’s time to be alert with the children

The Brazilian portal MancheteUSA reported last week after the capture of the accused, that Daniel was a recognized repairman and computer expert in that South American community who resides in the town of Cobb, where the events allegedly occurred. As for the woman, her acquaintances say that she worked at home as a beauty consultant and also babysat at home. The police have neither confirmed nor denied this information, but if so, it is most likely that this is where the accusations against him come from. Filed Under: Chronicle Hispanic Asian Entrepreneurs

Stories like these are more frequent than one might imagine. Maybe like you and that we read it, such an action seems unreasonable because we do not have such a level of perversion in our minds, but, believe it or not, they are more common than they seem and even worse are seen everywhere. . That is why it is worth reminding our community that it is always better to put the care of our children in the hands of processionals, people and places certified and prepared for such work. Although I am aware that this does not guarantee 100 percent that our children will be safe, at least we reduce the risk of something bad happening to them. Thank you for reading my chronicle today in MundoHispánico. Until next time. Filed Under: Chronicle Hispanic Asian Entrepreneurs