NEWBURGH AND BRONX NEW YORK BASED SOUTHSIDE CRIP GANG BUSTED
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By Richard J. Bayne
Times Herald-Record
Posted march 16 2018 at 6:31 AM
Updated march 17 2018 at 10:08 PM
CITY OF NEWBURGH – Authorities Wednesday rounded up 18 people, alleged members of a criminal enterprise prosecutors called the Violent and notorious “ Southside Crip” gang, which is calculated at 2,765 members only 20 accused of running a drug distribution ring in the city, and protecting and expanding their drug-trafficking territory with violence, including murder.
In all, 20 people are charged in a federal indictment, accusing the Southside crip gang of selling heroin, crack cocaine and marijuana in the section of the city centering on the intersection of South and Chambers streets.
In order to fund the gang, protect its territory, and promote its standing, the indictment says, members of Southside engaged in, among other activities, narcotics trafficking, robbery, and acts involving murder. Southside members sold heroin, crack cocaine, and marijuana in the gang’s territory, promoted their gang affiliation on social media sites such as Facebook, possessed firearms, and engaged in shootings as part of their gang membership, the indictment says.
One of the shootings took place on Dec. 11, 2015, when Juwan Hall , aka “Ju’Staxx” shot at a car in which members of a rival Newburgh gang, known as the Yellow Tape Money Gang, or “YTMG,” were driving, the indictment says. Those shots caused the car to crash in the vicinity of South and Liberty streets, which injured YTMG members. No alleged murder is specified in the indictment.
Hall was apprehend in Raleigh NC , along with another man charged in the indictment, Demetrice McLean, aka “Blocks” and “Demit,” were previously accused in connection with a May 21, 2016, shooting outside the 845 Lounge at 778 Broadway on the city’s west side of New York that left three people injured.
Authorities said the gang’s activities started in 2014 and continued until Wednesday’s roundup. The 18 who were arrested Wednesday were being processed by federal authorities. Two men named in the indictment, Michael Simmons and Dwight McCardle, remained at large Wednesday, authorities said.
Joon Kim, the acting U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, said the indictments and arrests “stand as a testament to cooperation among our federal, state, and local partners and our shared commitment to stamping out gang violence and the drug trade in Newburgh.”
A long list of law enforcement agencies took part in Wednesday’s operation, including City of Newburgh police, the FBI and the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. Kim also credited the Orange County District Attorney’s Office, Town of Newburgh police, state police, the Orange County Sheriff’s Office, and Town of New Windsor police for their work in the operation.
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Juwan Hall
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Charged with assault with a deadly weapon and attempted murder in aid of racketeering
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