illegal migrants beating up the cops in times square

Reveron is accused of grabbing and tossing a cop to the ground and pushing another officer during the mob attack around 8:30 p.m. Jan. 27 outside a migrant shelter at West 42nd Street near Seventh Avenue.

The suspect, who has lived in the city for about a year, was previously arrested at least twice before in Manhattan — and dumped back on the street without bail both times.

He is accused of stealing pants from Nordstrom Rack and punching and biting a store employee there in late November, and then helping to swipe a coat and suitcase from Macy’s in Herald Square, where he also allegedly punched a worker in the face, just before Christmas.
They are set to undergo deportation proceedings at some point.

One of them, Kelvin Servita Arocha, 19, tried to hide his role in the cop brawl by changing clothes afterward, authorities said Friday.

The suspect, who has been in the US for three months, had initially been freed without bail and was taken into custody in a Bronx apartment Tuesday on the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement warrant.

The judge set his bail at $15,000 Friday in the cops’ beating. Prosecutors had asked that he be held without bail.

The second reputed member of the Tren de Aragua gang, Wilson Juarez, 21, didn’t touch any of the officers during the beating, but tried to throw cops off the case by switching clothes with another suspect, prosecutors said.