Dominican Gang Take Down in NYC

[jruane44]

Originally Posted by Expat13

excuse my ignorance but are these gangs here or in USA?

They are in the U.S. but wouldn't surprise me if there are some in the DR. If they're not there yet...they will be all too soon.

[Kyle]

hopefully this doesn't send a bad message to the good people trying to get out of the DR and to the US.

[mountainannie]

Originally Posted by scrubmuncher

Excuse my ignorance please, but being so difficult to get out of DR into,,,well any other country, how are so many Dominicans able to enter US legally. Or has it only tightened up over recent years?

The US has an immigration policy based on family reunification so that once one family member is in, others may join.The US admits about 1 million legal immigrants per year.

http://www.migrationpolicy.org/pubs/...on_US_2005.pdf

[Chris_NJ]

I see these clowns around from time to time on the PATH train to NYC on the weekend and they boil my blood just to see or hear them. There is usually a large group of them acting obnoxiously, talking about fighting, and a general nuisance to everyone around them.

If I were Dominican I don't know if I could control my shame and embarrassment for them (which would probably end me up hurt badly as they travel in large packs). They must be the productive of lax parenting and a desire to make easy money.

[Bronxboy]

Originally Posted by Chris_NJ

I see these clowns around from time to time on the PATH train to NYC on the weekend and they boil my blood just to see or hear them. There is usually a large group of them acting obnoxiously, talking about fighting, and a general nuisance to everyone around them.

If I were Dominican I don't know if I could control my shame and embarrassment for them (which would probably end me up hurt badly as they travel in large packs). They must be the productive of lax parenting and a desire to make easy money.

They remind me of my youth when there was a Dominican gang called The Ballbusters in the 80's. This gang was bad!!!!!!

[La Mariposa]

Originally Posted by jruane44

I agree. If they all get prosecuted by the Feds, they should do at least 5 years depending on their crimes.

And after that they will be deported to the D.R. They will still be young enough to join the gangs already in action in the D.R or start their own gang over there.

[La Mariposa]

Originally Posted by Thandie

Yes I agree about the rude awakening.
1st world criminal mindset in a 3rd world country and a corrupt and ill equiped police force, is always a recipe for disaster.
These deportees are wreaking havoc in other islands, i.e. Jamaica, etc.

I can understand not keeping these venom in the USA, Canada, Europe but do you have to send them back to already struggling poor countries, so they can terrorize more people who cant just pick up the phone and dial 911 and the police will be at there door in less than 2 minutes?
It just seems so unfair when these criminals spent the majority of their life being raised in the USA.
Cant all these criminal deportees be sent to the artic tundra?

Unfortunately you cannot force the artic tundra to accept them the D.R., their country of origin, cannot refuse them though.

[Berzin]

Here is the NYTimes article on the bust.

They really didn't seem to get a whole lot of stuff in this raid. Some marijuana, 50 grams of coke and a couple of guns.

Uptown Drug Ring Is Disrupted, Officials Say - City Room Blog - NYTimes.com

Maurice Levy from "The Wire" would have these guys post bail and back out on the streets in no time.

[Lando calrisian]

If they are going to serve time in the U.S. that means 5 years of working out and doing steriods at taxpayer expense in federal lockup, 60 -100 dollars a day for 5 years times 40 knuckleheads, mucho dinero pa na. Then with that level of hard core instruction and education, they will be released to our poor island. As soon as they arrive the toughest, meanest dominican cops should meet up (or just give em a beat down) with them in D.R. and tell them you are being watched and these are the rules any slip up and your arse is grass. Lock em up baby.

[A.Hidalgo]

Here is a list of those arrested....such a waste. Fortitude was missing in their lives.

ALMOMENTO.NET publica el listado de los detenidos:

Reynaldo Montilla alias el gordo Al (Fal Al)
Natasha Evertz alias Tasha
Jonathan Feliz alias guandule dulce (Sweet Pea)
Amantino Ramos alias Sco
Zenen Torres
Juan Paradas alias Borracho, borrachito y Johnny
Jasmine Toro alias Jazzy
Kalel Aguirre,
Gil Garis alias Spec
Ruddy Santana alias Gordo
Marco Rodríguez Alias el negro "Black"
Elvis Rodríguez alias Moses o Moisés y Mo
Enso Quezada alias Guineo (Banana)
Christopher Garcia alias el Bobo (Goof)
Alberto Montilla alias el Pista (Clue)
Jonas Colon alias el Gatillero(Shooter)
Jason Padilla alias Blaze
Ariel Jazmin alias el Negro (Black)
Huberto Rodríguez aligas Biyego y BG
Octavio Ortíz alias AV
Yashua Torres alias Jiggy, Jiggety, Jigga.
Edwin Espinal alias el Estudioso (Nerd)
Jonathan Daniel Narvaes alias JD
Luis Hernández aluias Luigi
Gabriel Abreu alias Weezy
Johasson Gomez Chong alias el Flaco (Skinny)
Jose Rodríguez alias Jay
Jorel Aguirre
Marvin Lopez alias el Chistoso (Joker)
William Pérez alias Rico
Aldo Perez
Kervin Jaquez alias Kurve
Elvira Sarita alias Dre
Kelvin Compres
Jordan Peña
Eddy Pena alias Eddie Jones
Ever Leonzo alias Junior
Isaias Lebron
Jonathan Felix