5 white supremacist gang members sentenced to prison in Arkansas
Five people in Arkansas were sentenced for various crimes made on behalf of a white supremacist gang. Charges included drug trafficking and kidnapping.
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Five people in Arkansas were sentenced for various crimes made on behalf of a white supremacist gang. Charges included drug trafficking and kidnapping.
The five Arkansans were sentenced for different crimes made on behalf of New Aryan Empire, a white supremacist gang.
A long-running federal drug trafficking and racketeering prosecution that eventually involved 55 defendants and a total of 32 criminal counts was whittled down Wednesday as five of the defendants were sentenced to prison terms ranging from 90 months in federal prison to 17 years, making a total of 39 defendants sentenced so far.
A long-running federal drug trafficking and racketeering prosecution that eventually involved 55 defendants and a total of 32 criminal counts was whittled down Wednesday as five of the defendants were sentenced to prison terms ranging from 90 months in federal prison to 17 years, making a total of 39 defendants sentenced so far.
The five people were sentenced for different crimes made on behalf of New Aryan Empire, a white supremacist gang.