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NewsNBC Chicago – LocalJuly 1, 2026United States

Three Alleged Gang Members Arrested for Chicago Kidnapping and Murder

Federal officials have arrested three individuals linked to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua in connection with a kidnapping and murder in Chicago. The suspects allegedly held the victim captive before killing him in an abandoned building in the Englewood neighborhood.

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Why It Matters

The arrests involve federal prosecution of alleged high-ranking members of an international gang for a violent crime occurring at 6829 S. Perry in Chicago.

Key Facts

  • Three suspects linked to Tren de Aragua were arrested for kidnapping and murder in Chicago.
  • The crime occurred in an abandoned building located at 6829 S. Perry, near the Dan Ryan Expressway in Englewood.
  • The victim was kidnapped while walking near a Chicago park, held captive, and bound for hours.
  • The victim was transported to the abandoned building, shot multiple times, and left in a bathtub.
  • The victim's mother was contacted by phone and informed of the location of the body.
  • Five other alleged members of the same gang were arrested in Texas.
  • The Department of Justice announced these arrests on Wednesday.
  • An additional announcement regarding violence in Chicago is scheduled for Thursday.

Who's Mentioned

organizationDepartment of Justice“Federal agency announcing the arrests”location6829 S. Perry“Location of the abandoned building where the crime occurred”organizationTren de Aragua“Venezuelan gang linked to the suspects”personAndrew Boutros“U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois”