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Two Dozen Mexican Mafia and other Gangs and Associates Arrested on Federal Narcotic violations today in San Fernando Valley
The court documents outline a narcotics distribution ring in which defendants played multiple roles in a coordinated methamphetamine trafficking enterprise, including sales, distribution and transportation.;
"The investigation into Florencia 13 demonstrated the power of law enforcement coming together to combat organized street gangs," said United States Attorney Thomas P. O'Brien.
Assistant United States Attorney Peter A. Hernandez whom prosecuted the gang said "This gang – which targeted African-Americans, whether or not they posed a threat to the gang's drug-trafficking operations – posed an imminent danger.Karen Arizpe, 46, of Reseda Juan Ceja Barrera, 44, of ResedaOscar Carbajal, 37, of PacoimaLisa Chavez, 28, of NorthridgeElmerante De La Cruz, 40, Mission HillsJuan Carlos Deloera, 32, NorthridgeJesus Roberto Diaz Glindo, 36, of PacoimaSenobio Gonzalez, 34, of Lake View TerraceMiguel Angel Guzman Gutierrez, 26, of Sun ValleyHumberto Jimenez, 36, of Mission HillsIleana Patricia Luna, 31, of PacoimaDagoberto Ochoa, 33, of San FernandoCandida Guerrero Padilla, 37, of PacoimaFranciso Rodriguez, 37, of PacoimaRichard Silva, 54, of SylmarShaeda Wall, 34, of Van NuysAntonio Garcia, 37, incarcerated in Bureau of PrisonsJaime Garcia, 37, incarcerated at L.A. County JailMonique Lopez, 32, incarcerated in CA State PrisonSalvador Lopez, 29, incarcerated in Ventura County JailMichael Martinez, 45, incarcerated in L.A. County JailCarlos Portillo, 28, incarcerated in CA State PrisonRomero Topiltzin, 34, incarcerated in L.A. County JailJose Serrano, 38, incarcerated in Bureau of Prisons
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