Brazilian boy denied bond after arrest, accused of gang ties

Supposedly a long Brazilian boy Criminal history And the alleged gang member apologized for his actions and asked the court to pardon him before a judge denied him bond during immigration proceedings.

The unidentified boy, a resident of Everett, appeared in a virtual court hearing last week from Virginia’s Northwest Regional Juvenile Detention Center, where he has been held since his Oct. 9 arrest.

Before denying his release request, federal prosecutors argued that the teenager posed a risk to public safety and flight, according to Boston Globewho spoke to the child’s attorney.

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ICE has not yet released the name of the suspect, who was pronounced dead at the hospital. (Getty Images)

“I don’t think he’s good. He’s as good as he can be,” attorney Andrew Latarullo told the newspaper. “When I talked to him, I could tell he was trying to find strength in his voice, but you could still hear the 13-year-old.”

He said the child and his family have pending asylum cases. Kishore and his family entered the US illegally in 2021. Self-deportation There was a possibility for the boy and the family, the newspaper reported.

Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria told reporters that the boy was taken into custody after authorities received a tip about a violent threat to another student. DeMaria said the teenager had a long knife but no gun when he was arrested, contradicting earlier claims by the Department of Homeland Security.

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A Brazilian teenager living in Massachusetts was denied parole by federal prosecutors last week after citing his alleged gang ties during immigration proceedings. (Salvan Georges/The Washington Post via Getty Images)

The Department of Homeland Security alleges the boy has ties to a Brazilian crime ring known as “Gang 33” and “has posed a threat to public safety through an extensive rap sheet,” the Globe reported. According to Boston.com, DeMaria said the teenager “has a criminal history, a criminal past” and is “well-known” to local law enforcement.

DeMaria also denied claims the city called US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) personnel at the police station following the child’s arrest.

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However, Boston-based civil rights advocates have called for an independent state investigation into the Everett Police Department’s role in the case.

Fox News Digital has reached out to DHS and Lattarulo.