The retaliatory shooting was part of a heated rivalry between a group known as the Campellton Road crew and the violent 30 Deep Gang and the International Robbing Crew. Authorities say the fighting between the gangs was a leading cause of violence crime in Atlanta, with some referring to it as the ”Bloody Summer of 2007,” the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office said.

Moses, 25, and Williams, 29, were among eight arrested in October 2007, one month after the shooting. The eight men were believed to have been involved in three killings in Atlanta earlier that year.

Moses and Williams were linked to the Campbellton Road Crew

A shooting and a fiery crash left three people dead in the neon heart of the Las Vegas Strip on Thursday, and police scrambled to find out who triggered the carnage.

The bloodshed closed the Strip for about a block and a half around some of its biggest draws, leaving tourists gaping at a wrecked Maserati, a burned-out taxi and four other vehicles.

RIP 🙏🏾🙏🏾 @chiko_juan you fought a long war with the streets I used to be scared for ya sometimes lol I’m sending my prayers to ya mom Rest in peace champ. -Meek Mil after Chiko Juan’s Death.

George “Boy George” Rivera wasn’t one to go with the flow. Instead of selling crack in the 1980s, in Manhattan and the South Bronx, he flipped the script, selling vials of heroin he called “Obsession.” During the summer of 1987, according to court records, Rivera’s “highly structured, street-level heroin distribution organization” moved $100,000 worth of the drug per week, and dragged countless youths into addiction while propelling the flamboyant 19-year-old Puerto Rican to multimillionaire status.

Prosecutors said Gonzalez was manipulated by Wilson, a cunning and violent member of the Bloods gang, while he was being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center awaiting re-sentencing for the 2003 murders of undercover NYPD Detectives Rodney Andrews and James Nemorin in Staten Island.

The U.S. Court of Appeals had thrown out the first death sentence due to prosecutorial error.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Celia Cohen said Gonzalez’s sex romps created a security risk at the facility for fellow guards and the inmates in Wilson’s unit suffered intimidation from the thug emboldened by his illicit relationship with a jailer.

For 10 years, a deadly gang known as the Raysor Organization dominated the crack trade in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood, ready to burn down a building or shoot a rival or witness to keep its lucrative operation going, federal authorities said.

It used Norfolk as a training ground for young gang recruits, teaching them the trade in Park Place - which is similar to some neighborhoods in Brooklyn - and in Ocean View, federal prosecutors in New York said Friday.

The gang allegedly killed as many as four people in Norfolk and fire-bombed a house on 27th Street. They ran crack houses and safe houses and made tens of thousands of dollars every week selling crack on the streets of Norfolk.

On December 28 a man named Steven Kennedy was killed; police said that the murder was likely a revenge killing in response to the 2003 murder of a New Orleans rapper named James ”Soulja Slim” Tapp; police charged Ivory ’B Stupid’ Harris and Jerome Hampton for that crime.

Benjamin O’Garro gained notoriety in 1988 during a gun battle on a playground. Some witnesses alleged that O’Garro shielded himself with 4-year-old Dazmaine Russ, who was hit in the head and left in a coma.

Charles Wingate, better known as Max B, was found guilty of manslaughter and robbery charges from a stick up gone wrong on September 22, 2006, in which David Taylor was shot and killed execution-style at a Holiday Inn in Fort Lee, New Jersey.

Members of a brutal drug gang dubbed the “Bushwick Crew” tortured, killed and torched the corpses of two armed bandits captured during a botched heroin heist, authorities charged Friday.

The 2013 double-murder typified the cold-blooded operations of the gang accused in a superseding Brooklyn Federal Court indictment with operating a violent multimillion-dollar heroin ring in Brooklyn and Queens.