An 11-year-old Venezuelan migrant and a 17-year-old accomplice were arrested in New York City for allegedly robbing a subway rider and are potentially linked to a series of muggings in Central Park. The young boy has been described by police as the 'primary aggressor' in the subway incident, where a 24-year-old man's iPhone was stolen and later tracked to the Roosevelt Hotel migrant shelter. The boy's mother, who recently gave birth, defended her son, asserting he shouldn't have been arrested and denying any gang affiliations. NYPD Chief of Patrol John Chell cited a pattern of migrant-related robberies in the area. Although the boy was issued a juvenile report and released to his guardian, the incident underscores broader concerns about migrant crime in the city.