Two Cuban migrants wanted for an attempted murder in Florida checked into a Queens shelter on Thursday after fleeing the law in the Sunshine State, police and sources said.
Cuban migrants Jaroscar Chavez Silva and his brother Roshiel Chavez Silva, who are wanted for attempted murder in Florida , were busted at a Queens shelter.
Jaroscar Chavez Silva, 36, and his 30-year-old brother Roshiel Chavez Silva, were on the lam after the Oct. 3 near-fatal shooting in Orlando when they got off a bus in the Big Apple and checked into the massive shelter at the former Creedmoor Psychiatric Hospital, the sources said. Illegal migrant crossings skyrocket 50-fold under Biden-Harris admin at northern border stretch that includes New YorkMigrants charged with Jocelyn Nungaray murder revealed ties to Tren de Aragua gang with online emojis, tattoos: cops
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