Cubans arrested

Authorities in the state of Florida arrested two men, one of them of Cuban origin, accused of kidnapping and assaulting a third man whom they had summoned to have an intimate encounter that got out of control.

According to the police report, the Cuban, identified as Yoandry Mora Martínez, 25 years old, would have used a toy gun to threaten and hold his victim against his will.

The meeting would have been agreed upon consensually between the three people through the Grindr application, where they offered the victim money in exchange for meeting them. However, the group appears to have had an argument that caused the situation to not go as planned.

After that, the Cuban and his accomplice, a Colombian identified as Ludwing Duván Ramírez, 26, threatened the third man with the fake gun, hitting him in the process so that he would return the money they paid him.

The pair called the police to report an alleged burglary, but after the victim gave her version, Mora and Ramírez ended up arrested on the morning of this Monday, April 1, in their home located in the 2700 block of the street 15 Northwest, in Grapeland Heights, Miami.

According to the media Local 10 Newsthe victim previously chatted with one of the young people on the application and accepted the payment of $160 in exchange for having a meeting with both last Sunday night.

However, once home, the meeting did not go as planned, and the young people demanded their money back. The victim claimed that Ramírez suffered from “erectile dysfunction” and the encounter ended abruptly.

After the embarrassing moment, the pair demanded their money, which sparked the initial argument. In the middle of everything, the Cuban allegedly took out a toy gun to threaten the victim, and when they did not receive the money from him, they began to hit him on the head while telling him: “You are not going anywhere; I want my money”.

Following the arrest, the Cuban and the Colombian were charged with kidnapping with a deadly weapon and assault. Both were sent to the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center on $2,000 bail.

In Ramírez’s case, he also received a detention order from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), so he is likely to face the risk of being deported from the country.

Miami-Dade County authorities arrested a young man of Cuban origin accused of multiple charges, including committing several robberies and fleeing two traffic accidents he caused while driving without a license.

The detainee was identified as Jhon Danel Carbonell Torres, who now faces ten charges against him, which are divided into four different cases: two serious ones that he had pending for car theft in 2023, and two other new cases due to his most recent actions. .

The arrest took place last Friday, March 29, and the young man appeared in court the next day.

In his first hearing, the Cuban was charged with two counts of leaving the scene of an accident caused by him that caused damage to property, one count of driving erratically and another of driving without a license.

During a second appearance in which the most serious crimes pending against him were discussed, the young man was charged with grand theft, grand theft of a vehicle, resisting an officer without violence, armed robbery of an unoccupied conveyance and grand theft of a weapon.

Local 10 News managed to obtain access to court records, which indicate that the Prosecutor’s Office had already filed accusations against the young man on November 17 and 30, 2023.

Florida authorities have requested the help of the community to obtain information that could help them in the case against the young man. In that sense, you can provide data on the most recent crimes or crimes committed in 2023 to the Miami-Dade County Crime Stoppers line, at 305-471-(TIPS) 8477.

Police emphasize that these reports can be made anonymously, and may result in a cash reward.

Last weekend it became known of the latest arrest of Cuban reggaeton singer Luis Javier Prieto Cedeño, better known as JakartaNow, there are more details about the illegal activities that the singer was carrying out at the time of his arrest.

According to the media Telemundo 51, the reggaeton singer was arrested in a room at the Even Hotel, along with three women. He would have rented the room with stolen credit card information, which caught the attention of the owner.

According to the aforementioned media, the owner contacted the police to report that someone had charged his card to rent a room at the aforementioned hotel, so the authorities went to said room during the night of Saturday.

At the scene they found Jakarta with the three women. The officers carried out a quick search and found several credit cards, false identification documents and accounting books, so all those involved were arrested.

Authorities accused the group of using the fake cards and documents to conduct fraudulent activities, leading to several charges being added against them.

The women detained along with the urban music singer were identified as Rachel Infiesta, Juliette Ghessi and Sahara Ortega, who now also face accusations of theft and possession of false identifications.

It is important to remember that this is far from being the reggaeton singer’s first encounter with United States law, as in April 2023 he was arrested on charges of property theft, while in 2019 he was arrested for alleged accusations of domestic violence in Boca Mouse.

The singer became famous on the Island thanks to his music, being part of the popular duo Chacal and Jakarta, but after their separation in 2016, he traveled to Miami, where he was no longer heard of except for his multiple arrests.