A new indictment alleges a group of men ran a murderous criminal enterprise in the Sandtown neighborhood that was responsible for 10 deaths going back to 2010.
A press conference was held at the U.S. Attorney's Office Tuesday to announce the arrests and indictment of the alleged gang members, who have been charged with drug distribution and acts of violence including murder, kidnapping, assault, robbery and witness intimidation.
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The superseding indictment unsealed Friday in federal court in Baltimore includes charges of racketeering and drug distribution against 12 men alleged to be members of a gang operating under the name Trained to Go.
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One of those charged is Montana Barronette, once described by police as the city's "number one trigger puller." Barronette was mistakenly released from custody earlier this year when he was supposed to be transferred to federal custody and spent nearly two days on the loose.
An earlier indictment against Barronette and four others alleged a drug conspiracy. The new indictment includes more serious allegations.
Federal authorities said all 12 suspects are in custody except 26-year-old Roger Taylor. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact the FBI tip line at 410-265-8080.
US Attys office releasing new indictment on 'Trained to go' or TTG gang. Racketeering case with up to 10 murders from 2010-2016 @ABC2NEWS pic.twitter.com/Qd0c2AZAAQ
— Brian Kuebler (@BrianfromABC2) July 11, 2017
Here is map of murders with corresponding dates including a triple homicide in summer 2015. @ABC2NEWS pic.twitter.com/idhnkBmJ7K
— Brian Kuebler (@BrianfromABC2) July 11, 2017
.@CommishKDavis says this kind of indictment is proof of the crime plan. Anyone who doesn't see that is "intentionally uninformed"
— Brian Kuebler (@BrianfromABC2) July 11, 2017
Feds say they have all 12 suspects in custody except one. FBI seeking Roger Taylor as part of this 10 murder indictment. pic.twitter.com/fa3E1znQOu
— Brian Kuebler (@BrianfromABC2) July 11, 2017
ABC2 News contributed to this report.
