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Gang-affiliated migrant mom accused of shipping guns to Colombia posts bond after NYC arrest: court docs
Ingrid Vanessa Duque-Morales, 33 was arrested on an indictment at her daughter’s home on 191st Street near Northern Boulevard in Flushing Tuesday for her role in the gun-smuggling activity, the sou…
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Gang-affiliated migrant mom accused of shipping guns to Colombia posts bond after NYC arrest: court docs
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Published April 25, 2024, 3:57 p.m. ET
A gang-affiliated migrant mom accused of shipping high-powered guns to Colombia by hiding them in speakers and air conditioners walked free after posting bond, according to sources and court records.
Ingrid Vanessa Duque-Morales, 33 — who has ties to the El Mesa Y Pachelly transnational criminal organization — was arrested on an indictment at her daughter’s home on 191st Street near Northern Boulevard in Flushing Tuesday, law enforcement sources said.
But she was able to post bond and walked out of jail days after her arrest, despite officials looking to have her deported due to her illegal immigration status.
Duque-Morales is accused of taking part in the gun-smuggling activity from Oct. 14 to Nov. 11, 2020, using a Miami freight forwarder to ship them to the South American country, according to a court document filed in the Southern District of Florida.
3 Ingrid Vanessa Duque-Morales, 33, was arrested on an indictment at her daughter’s Flushing home. Google maps
