Eugene “Big U” Henley Jr., 58, a notorious gang leader in Los Angeles, has been charged with multiple counts such as homicide, blackmail, money laundering, and even sex trafficking. Law enforcement disclosed on Wednesday that Henley, who put on the mask of a community activist, was the head of a syndicate while carrying out violent crimes. Los Angeles Gang Leader Accused LA gang leader.
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As of Wednesday mid-morning, Henley was still a fugitive, while his accomplices Sylvester “Vey” Robinson, 59, and Mark “Bear Claw” Martin, 50, have been captured and are set to appear in court later today. In identifying Henley’s tasks, federal officials referred to them as “mafioso style” as he used his clout with the Rollin’ 60s along with other street gangs to terrorize people and businesses throughout LA.
In total about ten members and associates of the Rollin’ 60s were charged with other crimes of racketeering conspiracy, drug dealing, and gun violence.”
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Henley has to answer troubling allegations pertaining to the slaying of a South Las Vegas upcoming rapper referred in court documents as ‘R.W.’ The prosecution claims that Henley shot the musician execution style in North Las Vegas after the victim produced a diss song aimed at him. Investigators later found the victim’s corpse discarded in a ditch beside the highway of Interstate 15.
A Criminal Cover as a Community Activist
Law enforcement agents charge Henley for posing as a community activist in South Los Angeles claiming to be on a mission to curb gang violence. On the contrary, he purportedly turned philanthropic work into a front for criminal activities.
“Henley and his group are part of a pattern of pretty much every crime there is, from extortion to tax fraud, all under a sophisticated criminal syndicate headed by Mr. Henley,” said FBI Special Agent Tyler Hatcher who supervises the Los Angeles IRS Criminal Investigation unit.
Hatcher claimed that Henley like many gang leaders in Los Angeles managed charities that purportedly addressed anti-gang violence issues while in reality, they disguised their criminal gang activities.
Federal Fight Back Claimed Violent Gang Activities in Their Radius
The charge of Henley and his partners is one of a series of attempts at the federal level aimed at dismantling the gang associated criminal businesses in Los Angeles. Prosecutors have said that they will not care for his excesses and ensure that justice is done to the alleged victims of his crimes.
While Henley is still being sought, authorities encourage anyone with knowledge of his location to reach law enforcement without delay. Further updates will be published in this case soon after follow up works are completed.
