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The lead defendant in an FBI investigation into gang violence and drug trafficking in Arkansas was ordered Tuesday to remain in jail.

A Serbian national indicted in a far-ranging investigation into gang violence and drug trafficking in Central Arkansas believed to be centered on two rival street gangs was arraigned Monday in federal court after his arrest last month in New Jersey.

A Lee County man arrested earlier this month by Conway police was ordered released on conditions to await trial on federal drug conspiracy and gun charges by a federal magistrate judge on Wednesday.

A 34th defendant in a 35-person indictment was arraigned Thursday on charges 0f conspiracy to distribute narcotics and possession of a firearm by a felon.

Two defendants recently indicted as part of an investigation into gang violence and drug trafficking appeared for bail hearings before a federal magistrate judge Tuesday, with one ordered to report to inpatient drug rehab and the other ordered to remain in jail until his case is resolved.

Two defendants recently indicted as part of an investigation into gang violence and drug trafficking appeared for bail hearings before a federal magistrate judge Tuesday, with one ordered to report to inpatient drug rehab and the other ordered to remain in jail until his case is resolved.

A Pulaski County man who was one of 80 people indicted in connection with a wide-ranging federal investigation into gang violence and drug trafficking in Central Arkansas will have to await resolution of his case from jail after a magistrate judge decided on Thursday that the risk of danger to the community would be too great to allow him to be released.

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A California man indicted after FBI and DEA investigations in Central Arkansas into drug trafficking and gang violence was allowed to remain on bond in California after an arraignment in federal court Monday in front of a federal magistrate judge in Arkansas.

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