Two alleged La Mara Salvatrucha, or MS-13, gang members in Maryland were indicted for murder, according to the Department of Justice DOJ. MS-13 is a criminal organization with mostly immigrants from ...

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland father sent to an El Salvador prison due to an "administrative error" by U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, is a convicted MS-13 gang member. Rating: False ...

A now-fired Maryland police officer authored the 2019 gang report that the government referenced when it mistakenly sent a Maryland father to a notorious prison in El Salvador, documents obtained by ...

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland father sent to an El Salvador prison due to an "administrative error" by U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, is a convicted MS-13 gang member. Rating: False ...

Leaders of a violent street gang in El Salvador sent Victor “Mousey” Ramirez to the Maryland suburbs to strengthen the MS-13 gang here and wipe out its rivals. On Monday, a federal judge sent Ramirez ...

A founder of an MS-13 street gang has been sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to racketeering charges and murdering a fellow gang member, according to the U.S. attorney for Maryland.

A correctional officer could testify as an expert on gangs in the criminal trial of a man convicted of fatally shooting a Somerset County correctional officer in 2001, the Maryland Appellate Court ...

A newly unsealed indictment accuses an alleged MS-13 gang member of sending other gang associates to murder a victim in Bedford County in March, according to a statement Wednesday from the Maryland ...

Criminal gangs are operating across Maryland at a level many in the state do not recognize or are unwilling to admit, participants in what was billed as the first Maryland gang summit warned yesterday ...

ACTIVITY. DAVID COLLINS SAYS THE DETAILS IN AN ANNAPOLIS BILL. SUPPORTERS BELIEVE UPDATING MARYLAND LAW IS IMPERATIVE TO REFLECT THE TIMES OF TODAY. THE MEASURE BROADENS THE NUMBER OF OFFENSES THAT ...

Gangs are a growing problem in Maryland, from international networks such as Mara Salvatrucha to loosely affiliated groups selling drugs on street corners, said Maryland U.S. Attorney Rod J.