Overview

• Five individuals were arrested in San Antonio, including Alexis Segundo Olivo Fernandez, suspected of ties to the Venezuelan prison gang Tren de Aragua.
• The group allegedly smuggled 5–15 migrants weekly, charging fees between $3,500 and $3,800 per person.
• Arrests were made at two stash houses located on West Avenue and Oriole Lane, following a coordinated law enforcement operation.
• Two of the suspects, Brandon and Bryan Suarez, were charged with drug possession, while three others face human smuggling and organized crime charges.
• Investigators are working to confirm Fernandez’s gang affiliation, as the multiagency investigation continues to pursue additional suspects.