Attorney’s Office, the FBI, the Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office, the Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office, the New Brunswick Police Department, and the Franklin Township Police Department.Īccording to court documents, Boyd, Daniels, Lyons, Maccelus, Ortiz, Stringer and Wanyoike were allegedly members and associates of the Bounty Hunter Bloods, who operated under the umbrella of the neighborhood street gangs known as “Parkside” in Somerset and “The Ville” in New Brunswick. The charges stem from a long-running investigation, coordinated between the U.S. All have initial court appearances to be scheduled, according to the U.S.
Boyd, Maccelus and Stringer are currently in state custody related to the charges filed Tuesday. Lyons and Ortiz are currently serving time in state prison. 13, 2020 Delafield Street shooting in New Brunswick in which two people were killed and seven others injured.ĭaniels and Wanyoike are in federal custody on earlier related federal charges. Lyons, Daniels and other gang members were allegedly involved in the Sept.
Walter Boyd, 34, who is known as Walt and Walt Daddy Isiah Daniels, 33, known as Ice Joel Lyons, 21, known as Jayski Gede Maccelus, 21, known as G Baby Armando Ortez, 24, known as Mando Malik Stringer, 24, known as Rambo and Kimani Wanyoike, 21, known as Ki, have been charged with racketeering conspiracy including multiple murders, fraud schemes and narcotics distribution, according to the U.S. Attorney District of New Jersey Philip R. NEWARK – Seven members of a New Jersey gang associated with the Bounty Hunter Bloods, all from Somerset and Middlesex counties, have been indicted on Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) conspiracy charges in connection with multiple homicides and other violent crimes, announced U.S.
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