14 Members Of ‘The Family Never Dies’ Could Face Death Penalty After ICE Operation
Summary
Fourteen members of a criminal group called "The Family Never Dies" have been charged with crimes like racketeering and murder, and they might face the death penalty if found guilty. The case comes from a federal investigation involving multiple law enforcement agencies working together to stop organized crime.Key Facts
- The group is known as La Familia Nunca Muere, meaning "The Family Never Dies."
- 23 people in total were indicted on charges including racketeering, murder, drug trafficking, and gun crimes.
- Fourteen of the members could face the death penalty if convicted.
- The charges were brought by a federal grand jury in Puerto Rico on May 12.
- The investigation was part of the Homeland Security Task Force, which combines efforts of federal, state, and local law enforcement.
- Agencies involved include Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations, FBI, and the DEA.
- Prosecutors have not yet officially sought the death penalty; any decision depends on the court process and evidence.
- The U.S. Attorney described the group as using violence and murder to control their operations and spread fear.
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