A year-long gang war in Southeast Queens culminates in the arrest of twelve men allegedly tied to the Floss Money Ballers, as authorities seek to curb violence in the area. Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz announced the takedown, crediting a prolonged investigation for the arrests that coincide with a dramatic drop in shooting incidents in the neighborhoods impacted by the gang’s activities.
The suspects, aged 18 to 26, face multiple charges, including conspiracy and attempted murder, stemming from an escalating feud with the rival Blitz Gang 4. Among the shootings connected to the men is a retaliation attack that occurred just hours after the murder of 18-year-old Akim Cisse, which sparked the violent spree. This gang’s actions have raised concerns about community safety, drawing attention to the ongoing debate over the NYPD’s controversial Gang Database as a tool for policing.
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