Along the Central Coast in California the FBI arrested thirteen suspected members of the Deuce Brims Bloods and the Northwest street gang on various drug, weapons and other charges

GANGWAR NEWS: Along the Central Coast in California the FBI arrested thirteen suspected members of the Deuce Brims Bloods and the Northwest street gang on various drug, weapons and other charges:  "The FBI says the Northwest street gang is known as the largest Hispanic street gang on the Central Coast and has ties to the Mexican Mafia."
*** The Mexican Mafia rules the roost in California prisons according to Kings County Gang Task Force Supervisor Andrew Meyer: 

"I knew these guys had a certain amount of power, but not how much," Meyer said. "It's pure evil all around. To a magnitude I never suspected. The violence in our institutions is out of control. And it all spills out onto the streets."

***  The Mexican Mafia imposes a street tax on all drug sales by Southern California gangs according to Orange County Gang Unit Supervisor John Anderson:

"The Mexican Mafia is able to control the streets by controlling the custodial facilities where many gang members end up. The fear of in-custody retaliation is enough to gain compliance by the street gangs."

***  In San Francisco, CA three reputed MS-13 members indicted for their alleged roles in murder of restaurant employee on his way home from work:  "Investigators believe the barbecue restaurant worker had been involved in an altercation on a Muni bus and was not a gang member."

***  MS-13 is kidnapping or "hijacking" illegal immigrants for ransom across Texas:  "Intelligence indicates that they are continually participating in 'coyote rips' in which they commandeer control of a group of human smuggling victims."

***  In Lakewood, NJ a Bloods member sentenced to 62 years for ordering murder of associate whom he believed had snitched:  "Dyshon Ragland, who laughed at the victim's family during Friday's proceedings, must serve more than 52 years before becoming eligible for parole."

***  In Buffalo, NY the feds busted thirty-five suspected members from the rival Tenth Street and Seventh Street gangs:  "crimes alleged include four murders, 10 attempted murders, numerous assaults and scores of drug deals."

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