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‘There’s special place for them in hell’ – US security confirms arrest of 2,100 criminals

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No fewer than 2,100 criminals have been arrested off the streets across New York City, in the United States over the last 30 days.

Department of Homeland Security, DHS, Secretary, Markwayne Mullin, disclosed this during a press briefing on Tuesday.

According to him, those arrested include gang members, rapists, murderers, child predators and other suspected criminal elements.

The DHS secretary, who described the suspects as “worst of the worst”, said there is a special place in hell for the criminals

He also vowed that all bad elements would be flushed out of the city.

“Over the last 30 days, Operation Rotten Apple has taken more than 2,100 criminals off our streets. That is the worst of the worst.

“This arrest includes gang members, rapists, murderers, and child predators and I believe that there is a special place for them in hell for those individuals,” Mullin said.

‘There’s special place for them in hell’ – US security confirms arrest of 2,100 criminals

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