Gang

Authorities Warn Emojis May Signal Gang Ties, Raising Concerns of Misguided Profiling and Deportations

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U.S. law enforcement agencies are sounding alarms about the potential use of specific emojis as indicators of gang affiliation, particularly with Tren de Aragua (TdA), a Venezuelan organization. Internal documents reviewed by various sources suggest that agencies, including the FBI and Customs and Border Protection, have warned that certain emojis shared on social media could symbolize a connection to the gang, which has become a focal point in U.S. immigration discussions. Briefings and materials circulated among agencies from 2024 to 2025 highlight emojis such as trains, swords, ninjas, aliens, and strawberries as commonly associated with … Read more

Brooklyn Judge Sparks Outrage After Granting Leniency to Teen Gang Member and Displaying His Own Gun in Court

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Brooklyn, New York — A recent court ruling has sparked controversy after a Brooklyn judge granted a reputed gang member youthful offender status despite serious criminal charges, raising concerns over judicial discretion in cases involving violence. Nineteen-year-old Jhdae Beckles was first arrested last year for possessing a loaded 9 mm handgun. Following his release, he was apprehended again a month later, this time in connection with a drive-by shooting that injured two bystanders. Beckles has faced significant legal challenges, yet Judge Jeffrey Gershuny chose to classify him as a youthful offender during a hearing in … Read more

Jind Advocate Faces Death Threats Linked to Gang Ties Amid Ongoing Murder Trials

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JIND, India — A disturbing threat against advocate Vinod Bansal has emerged from what authorities believe may be a prison call, linked to ongoing murder cases in which he plays a critical role. Bansal reported receiving several threatening phone calls that warned of severe repercussions if he does not withdraw from the trials. The threatening voice on the line identified himself as Pradeep, also known as Gatta, claiming connections to the infamous Baljit-Dharmender gang. Bansal was told that he and his family would face dire consequences, potentially leading to their deaths within ten days if … Read more

Justice Served: Federal Jury Finds Five Highs Gang Members Guilty in Landmark Case

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A federal jury has found five members of the Highs Gang guilty of various charges related to drug trafficking and firearms offenses in Minnesota. The convictions stem from a series of investigations into organized crime activities linked to the gang, which has been a significant presence in the region. The case unfolded over several months, with law enforcement agencies gathering evidence to build a comprehensive picture of the gang’s operations. Authorities highlighted that the defendants were involved in trafficking methamphetamine, cocaine, and firearms within and beyond the Red Lake Nation. The evidence presented during the … Read more