The leader of Baltimore’s NFL gang, 31-year-old Gregory “Gotti” Butler, was sentenced Friday, March 17, to 30 years in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for conspiracy to participate in a racketeering enterprise.
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A member of the Southwest Baltimore NFL gang was sentenced last week to 25 years in federal prison for participating in a violent racketeering conspiracy. 26-year-old D’Andre Preston, of Baltimore, committed a murder for the gang.
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Two Baltimore-based drug trafficking organizations that supplied large amounts of fentanyl to West Virginia and caused at least two deaths have been dismantled by separate federal indictments that were unsealed on Wednesday.
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A Baltimore bank robber had an interesting excuse for his criminal activities: raising funds to finish filming the movie he was producing. 54-year-old Nacoe Ray Brown was convicted of robbing three banks in the Baltimore area in 2001. After a federal
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Six alleged members of the Black Guerilla Family were indicted for conspiring to participate in a violent racketeering enterprise. They are charged with some heinous crimes, including murdering innocent women and one construction worker in cold blood
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“Rashaud Nesmith’s mayhem is over,” said United States Attorney Erek L. Barron about the 21-year-old Baltimore gangster who was sentenced this week to 40 years in federal prison for a racketeering conspiracy charge in connection with his participatio
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A hitman for Southwest Baltimore’s NFL gang was sentenced to 29 years in federal prison on October 28, 2022. 24-year-old Bobby “Freaky” Cannon admitted participating in a violent racketeering conspiracy and committing two murders on behalf of the gan
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The leader of Baltimore’s NFL gang pleaded guilty to racketeering conspiracy last week. 31-year-old Gregory Butler, who goes by the nicknames “Gotti,” “Sags,” and “Little Dick,” led the NFL, which operated in the Edmondson Village area in Southwest B
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The leader of the Eight Tray Gangsta Crips in Baltimore pleaded guilty last Friday to racketeering and drug conspiracy charges. 31-year-old Trayvon “G-Tru” Hall led the Baccwest Eight Tray Gangsta Crips in Baltimore and had traveled to California to
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