British man’s tattoo was blocked by Venezuela in the US government document

A person belonging to a person from Derbyshire has appeared in a US government document used to identify the members of a notorious Venezuela gang, despite a person who has nothing to do with the group.

Pete Belton, 44, first of all, was shown in a branch of his arm (DHS), used to help identify members of the alleged members of the transnational criminal organization (TDA) (TDA).

“I’m just a middle-aged person from Derbyshire,” said BBC.

Mr. Belton said he was “weird, bits first,” he said, but in August, he is worried about his wife and daughter a family trip. “To take a six-month strike for Guantanamo”

Trump management has already deported hundreds of alleged gang members High Security Prison El Salvador. Some of the offers, as members of TDA, say they are wrong as members of TDA.

Mr. Belton’s tattoos – an hour’s face with the date and time of birth of his daughter – a set of nine pictures for “detection and identification”. There are other tattoos, stars, crowns and a Michael Jordan “Jumpman” logo.

“Open source material described TDA members with the combination of the following tattoos” Visible document in court documents.

However, the reverse image search shows that some of the images appeared on the tattoo sites that are not open to Venezuela or TDA.

One of them sent an instagram post to an instagram posted by a forgery artist of the LED BBC, about a decade ago, approximately ten years ago, Mr Belton Tatuoo.

The forging image in the DHS document is more quality than the Shamed Instagram post in 2016, but the same scoring and the same score and the same hours of the face forging.

Mr. Belton’s tattoos appeared in September 2024 By the Texas Public Security Department (DPS) About TDA activities.

BBC has contacted both the US DHS and the source of images with Texas DPS, but did not receive the answer.

However, in an email, DHS is confident in intelligence of law enforcement agencies, and “estimates went well outside the bunch of tattoos and social media.”

It is not clear how Mr. Belton’s Tatuoo is completed in US documents, but is concerned about the coordination of the gang.

“I saw me walking on the border with my head, I saw that I saw that I saw me, and you were there,”

He provided more than one image of the tattoo to prove he was, and he says he had nothing to do with the Venezuelan group.

According to the US government, immigration and customs security agencies (ice), not only everyone based on tattoos has not been deported Last month the official serving in court.

However, the documents in court apply a system based on a point known as immigration officials “Alien enemy approval guide” to determine whether someone is associated with the Venezuelan group.

This includes a card card and according to the document, eight points can be the basis for imprisonment or deportation in a number of categories.

Half of these points can be given “if he has a subject expressing his membership or loyalty.”

The document says that if all the eight points in the category of symbolism containing the tattoos, then more consultations should be held before you determine someone as a member of the TDA.

Venezuelan investigator Ronna Risquez, who wrote a book on the origin of TDA, said there was no proof of tattooparks.

“TDA, there are no tattoos that identify the bunch,” he said.

“To confirm that a person is a member of TDA, authorities must conduct a police investigation to determine if there are criminal records. Tattoos, their clothing or their nationality.”

However, the lawyers were unfairly determined by people’s tattoos and were later deported.

US media Lawyers were deported due to a crown tattoo inspired by the real Madrid Football Club logo.

Another event saw a makeup artist According to his lawyers, a crown beat in the words “Mother” and “Mother” and “Baba” were sent after a crown beat, such as proof of US officials.

In Derbyshire, Mr. Belton said he had canceled his trips to the United States due to potential risks of his family, but it is going to watch the story develops.

“Hopefully, I will now understand that I am not a Gangster in Venezuela, but I recently saw that crazier things happened in the news, so we will wait and see.”