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Man Said to Be Involved in March Mass Shooting at Houston Bar Among 16 Venezuelan Nationals Facing Federal Charges

  • On Tuesday, federal authorities charged sixteen Venezuelan nationals linked to the Anti-Tren gang with drug and weapons offenses in Houston.
  • These charges come after a thorough investigation by the FBI and DEA into violent conflicts between Anti-Tren and Tren de Aragua, which authorities have linked to a mass shooting that occurred in March at a Houston establishment known as the Latinas Sports Bar.
  • Fourteen defendants face conspiracy to distribute over five kilograms of cocaine involving $15,000 per load, and several, including five, are separately charged with firearms offenses.
  • Twenty-Five-Year-Old Jose Miguel Briceno is charged with aggravated assault for shooting inside the bar's doorway that wounded six people and unlawful possession of ammunition as an alien.
  • If convicted, defendants could receive up to life sentences and multi-million dollar fines, reflecting efforts under Operation Take Back America to combat violent transnational gangs.
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Telemundo Houston broke the news in on Monday, June 30, 2025.
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