Eight members of the MS-13 gang have been sentenced for participating in a racketeering conspiracy that included witness tampering and multiple murders of individuals as young as 14. The defendants carried out brutal murders, killing victims with machetes, baseball bats, and their bare hands, and then glorifying their violent acts by sending photos to gang members.
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Media Coverage · April 21, 2026
Eight MS-13 members were sentenced to decades in federal prison for their roles in a racketeering conspiracy that included witness tampering and multiple murders. The crimes were committed at the direction of MS-13 leaders in El Salvador. The sentences aim to hold accountable those responsible for the gang's brutal violence.
newspaper Read articleEight MS-13 members were sentenced to decades in federal prison for their roles in a racketeering conspiracy that included witness tampering and multiple murders. The crimes were committed at the direction of MS-13 leaders in El Salvador. The sentences aim to hold accountable those responsible for the gang's brutal violence.
Eight MS-13 members were sentenced to decades in prison for their roles in a racketeering conspiracy that included witness tampering and multiple murders. The victims were killed with brutal methods, including machetes, baseball bats, and their bare hands. The sentences were a result of a joint effort between law enforcement and witnesses who came forward to help bring the perpetrators to justice.
Eight illegal aliens and members of the violent transnational criminal organization Mara Salvatrucha, commonly known as MS-13, have been sentenced for participating in a racketeering conspiracy that included witness tampering …
Eight illegal aliens and members of the violent transnational criminal organization Mara Salvatrucha, commonly known as MS-13, have been sentenced for participating in a racketeering conspiracy that included witness tampering …
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