Two dozen members of the MS-13 gang have been indicted on federal charges of conspiracy to participate in racketeering related to murders, kidnapping, extortion and money laundering that the gang carried out from 2015 until 2017, federal prosecutors announced Friday.
The defendants are accused of murdering five people in Anne Arundel, Frederick and Montgomery counties. Three of the victims were dismembered.
An indictment in U.S. District Court in Baltimore that was unsealed Friday detailed how gang members allegedly murdered more than a dozen people from 2015 to 2017 and extorted people for money to finance the gang’s activities.
“MS-13 is one of the most violent and ruthless gangs on the streets today,” Robert K. Hur, U.S. Attorney for Maryland, said in a statement.
He said federal and local law enforcement are “determined to dismantle this organization to make our communities in Maryland safer.”
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4 comments:
Brian Froth, call your office. Actual crime to pursue in Maryland. Car 54, where are you?
Thank You Democrats in Annapolis and Republican Governor Hogan for allowing this illegals to call MD their home. Looking to move away from this sanctuary state. Being retired makes that difficult but I will defend myself and family against these scum bags.
Just poor misunderstood young boys, quit picking on them. They came here to the USA for a better life, let them go. They are tomorrows democrats, so you know they are good boys!
But CNN says that Dreamers are just heavenly angels.
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