Announcements
At the press conference this morning. (Photo via DA’s office)Four men, including an MTA subway conductor, were indicted for allegedly trafficking guns purchased in the South to sell on Brooklyn streets, the Brooklyn District Attorney announced this morning. “This indictment is another example of how the NYPD and
Central Brooklyn
A man with extensive NYC connections was sentenced this week for his involvement in trafficking 33 guns from North Carolina to Brooklyn streets, said officials. Marcus Gamble, 24, was sentenced to 10 years in prison and five years’ post-release supervision. Gamble pled guilty [/plg-gun-trafficker-off-streets/] to first-degree criminal sale charges last
Brooklyn District Attorney Kenneth Thompson
Image via the Brooklyn DA’s office.In a victory against illegal gun trafficking from southern states to New York City, the Brooklyn District Attorney’s office and New York City Police Department (NYPD) announced a 541-count indictment against eight men and women from Brooklyn, Georgia, and Pennsylvania for conspiracy,
firearm trafficking
Eight people were arrested yesterday following a 10-month long investigation into firearms trafficking around Lafayette Gardens (bounded by Lafayette Avenue, Classon Avenue, Dekalb Avenue, and Franklin Avenue), says the Brooklyn District Attorney’s office. The office says the investigation yielded the sales of 30 operable guns, and “included undercover police