Crackdown On A Dallas Area Gang Using A Music Record Label For A Narcotics Distribution Front Leads To A Man Being Arrested In Forney
On Friday, a man was arrested during a Dallas crackdown on a gang accused of using a music record label as a front to sell narcotics.
Officers stated that the gang is likely linked to homicides in the Sacramento, California, and Dallas, TX, areas.
The arrests had been taken in by the Members of the U.S. Marshal’s Fugitive Task force as well as being assisted by the Kaufman County Precinct two Constable’s office in an executing arrest and sear warrants that had been issued in the Forney area on Friday.
One man had been arrested in the Forney area, while another had been arrested in the DeSoto. Officers did not identify the two men arrested because of an active and ongoing investigation, and also stated that there is a need to execute additional arrests warrants in this investigation.
Precinct 2 Constable Jason Johnson stated that “The subjects arrested had gang affiliation with the 415 East Dallas Bloods. The subjects arrested were using a music recording label as a front for drug dealing robbery organization which have resulted in homicides in Sacramento, California and in Dallas, TX.”
According to Federal court records from inForney.com, the man arrested is being faced with charges such as knowingly and intentionally combine, conspire, Confederate, and agree with other persons known and unknown, to commit certain offenses against the U.S., to possess with the intent to distribute a mixture or substance containing a detectable amount of cocaine, a schedule II controlled substance.
