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Five plead guilty in Marlboro County gang investigation SCNow : "Marlon “Fish” Hasty and James Luther “Little Nitty” McLean each face 20 years to life in prison for drug conspiracy, while Demario “Dee” Hasty and Patrick Bostic “Big Pat” Broughton face 10 years to life in prison for the same crime, according to a press release issued Wednesday by the Marlboro County Sheriff’s Office."

Local News Detective who shot Hells Angel sues, says Seattle police mishandled case Seattle Times Newspaper : "Seattle police detective who shot a member of the Hells Angels motorcycle club in Sturgis, S.D., in 2008 has filed a lawsuit against the City of Seattle and the Seattle Police Department, alleging the department disparaged him and negligently provided false information that led to his indictment on a perjury charge."

Youngtown police: Shots fired at gang party : "During the party, a fight broke out among gang members outside the house, located in the 11300 block of North 112th Avenue, said a Youngtown police spokesman, Lt. Duren Robertson. Officials said the gang fight ended with someone firing 12 rounds from a semi-automatic handgun."

alleged Norteño gang members went after people they thought were rival Sureños, but in many cases their targets were innocent Latinos, said Livermore police Lt. Ava Garavatti. The crimes were committed at the behest of Norteño gang leaders who directed that Sureños be attacked "on sight," Garavatti said. The most serious incident was the Oct. 26 stabbing death of a man near Walnut Street and Livermore Avenue. The victim, whose name wasn't released, was mistaken for a rival gang member, police said. Raul Martinez Jr., 25, was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of murder and is being held without bail. In November, a man waiting at a bus transfer station was beaten after being mistaken for a Sureño, police said. Anna Delarosa, 20, and David Navarro, 26, are being held on suspicion of attempted murder. Then, in December, a man was stabbed, kicked and punched, again after being wrongly accused of Sureño membership, police said. Ronnie Martinez, 18, and Fernando Per...

Jamaica's Most Wanted

Neon Daneyon JAMMOTT Jamaica's Most Wanted : "Toronto Police Homicide Squad is requesting the assistance of the public in locating two suspects wanted for a murder, which occurred on Friday, September 9, 2005, at approximately 2:54 p.m., at 25 Bishop Tutu Boulevard, in the City of Toronto. Neon Daneyon JEMMOTT Wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for first-degree murder On Friday, September 9th, 2005, police were called to a scene where a body had been discovered in the stairwell covered in blood. The cause of death was determined to be a “gunshot wound to the neck”. The investigation has revealed that on Friday, September 9th, 2005, an apartment occupant gave access to the apartment to two drug dealers known as “D” and “Stretch”. D and Stretch were to use the apartment for a drug deal. D has been identified as Neon Daneyon Jemmott and Stretch has been identified as Jason David Browne."