Justice Department charges more than 80 people in Puerto Rico gang takedown
Summary
The U.S. Justice Department charged more than 80 people linked to a violent gang in Puerto Rico. The gang, called "Los Baja Deo," trafficked drugs like fentanyl and cocaine and was involved in shootings, kidnappings, and assaults.Key Facts
- Over 80 people were charged in connection with a Puerto Rican gang.
- The gang is named “Los Baja Deo” and operated mainly in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico.
- They trafficked fentanyl, cocaine, and other illegal drugs.
- The gang made nearly $50 million from drug sales.
- They distributed at least 340 kilograms of fentanyl or drugs that contained fentanyl.
- The gang was involved in shootings, killings, kidnappings, and assaults.
- Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the charges during a visit to Puerto Rico.
- This action is part of the Trump administration’s focus on fighting violent crime and drug trafficking.
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