Texas Woman Pistol-Whipped and Robbed in Fancy Dallas Neighborhood

In late September, a Texas woman was tied up, pistol-whipped, and robbed at gunpoint in a fancy neighborhood in Dallas where the average home is priced well over $800,000. Illegal Venezuelan migrants with gang ties are allegedly to blame for what transpired.

The woman returned from dinner to her home in Bluffview around 10 pm on September 21st where she was allegedly met by 4 men accused of tying her up with guns pointed at her, threatening to cut off her fingers, and hitting her with a gun in the head. The men were able to get away with $75,000 worth of jewelry, a Ferragamo handbag, a Gucci purse, a Judith Leiber purse, her phone, and several coins from a wooden box.

Suspect 28-year-old Manuel Hernandez-Hernadez was arrested in connection with the crime on September 28th after finding his fingerprints on the wooden box stolen from the woman. His arrest was followed by 20-year-old Brayan Torrealba-Sanabria, 34-year-old Carlos Alberto Martinez-Silva, and Wilmer Jesus Colmenares-Gonzalez, who were taken in by my Irving Police SWAT and Dallas Police SWAT on October 3rd. All 4 suspects were charged with aggravated robbery.

Investigation into this matter is still ongoing and Dallas police have yet to confirm gang ties, but Hernandez-Hernandez reportedly stated that he believed the other 3 men arrested in connection with the assault and theft were part of the "El Anti-Tren" criminal street gang.

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