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Landmark ‘Operation Save Our Streets’ gang case rescheduled to November | Minden Press-Herald

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The first gang member slated for trial, Latavion Thomas, showed interest in a plea deal, initially offered at 20 years with all but eight years suspended. However, Yocom mentioned that Thomas ultimately backed out at the last minute. Judge Michael Craig was designated to preside over the trial, with Thomas facing charges related to criminal street gangs and patterns of criminal street gang activity.

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Landmark ‘Operation Save Our Streets’ gang case rescheduled to November | Minden Press-Herald

A significant legal case involving the arrest of approximately 20 gang members during ‘Operation Save Our Streets’ has been rescheduled to the second week of …

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