Three alleged members of Mexican Mafia with Bay Area ties indicted for racketeering
Briefly

Allen Fong was among five alleged gang members indicted on charges related to the Mexican Mafia's organized crime activities, including racketeering and drug trafficking. The indictment reveals La eMe's significant control over illegal operations in California and the Western U.S., demanding taxes from illegal activities in exchange for protection. Their partnership with the Sinaloa Cartel illustrates the depth of organized crime, further involving high-profile incarcerated members. The indictment includes co-defendants, Ronaldo Mudrana Ayala overseeing extortion schemes, and Angel Anthony Esparza, affirming the gang's power both inside and outside correctional facilities.
The indictment reveals a partnership between La eMe, the Mexican Mafia, and the Sinaloa Cartel, showcasing organized crime's vast influence in drug trafficking.
La eMe, known for its control over illegal activities, extends its operations beyond prisons, implementing a system of taxation to maintain power and control.
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