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Thursday, 24 June 2010

Bloods Round Up Includes Founder of Gang Prevention Center - Nashville Public Radio


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Bloods Round Up Includes Founder of Gang Prevention Center - Nashville Public Radio: "Law enforcement officials have indicted two dozen suspected gang members as part of a multi-year investigation. The round up also includes the arrests of two leaders in a Nashville gang prevention program. The gang is thought to be a branch of the L.A.-based Bloods. U.S. District Attorney Jerry Martin says members have been indicted for racketeering and drug conspiracy.
“We believe the individuals named in this indictment are responsible for multiple attempted murder conspiracies, and numerous violent crimes in the Nashville area.”
Metro Police officials say the arrests may explain four murder cases that had gone cold.
The indictment paints a picture of young men selling drugs, planning murders, committing drive-by shootings and retaliating against rival gangs"


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