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State, federal agencies work together to bring down Vallejo criminals

Five individuals were charged in a gun-trafficking ring in Vallejo, allegedly selling weapons during a gang rivalry, according to court records.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Ammunition led the investigation, which included undercover sales with a confidential informant conducting gun sales with group members.
Federal prosecutors are also pursuing a case against another individual arrested at the same motel, who allegedly brandished scissors and declared he was taking over.
Vallejo officials emphasized the need for action against violence, noting collaborative efforts with law enforcement after several recent violent incidents, including a shooting at a gas station.

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Kron 4 News

State, federal agencies work together to bring down Vallejo criminals

VALLEJO, Calif. (KRON) -- For some time now, Vallejo police have been working with state and federal law enforcement and the community to bring down crime in that city. Now two major joint investigations have led to more than a dozen arrests, the seizure of multiple weapons, and a cache of drugs. The drugs and guns seized here are the culmination of two joint operations between Vallejo police and federal law enforcement to bring down criminals…

8 hours ago·San Francisco, United States

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NBC Bay Area

Federal ‘takedown' investigations recover guns at Vallejo daycare, motel

Local, state, and federal officials gathered to announce two major crime rings they said they've busted, as well as progress with a gun violence prevention effort with the Department of Justice in Vallejo on Thursday.

13 hours ago·San Francisco, United States

Vallejo’s Super 8 Motel a ‘hub’ for criminal dealings, where some allegedly plotted to get rich by peddling guns to rival gangs, feds say

Two men allegedly plotted to sell guns to Norteno and Sureno gangs, fueling a violent rivalry between the two groups in Vallejo.

16 hours ago·San Jose, United States

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The Reporter

Guns, drugs seized from Vallejo daycare

Federal officials collected dozens of firearms and over $100,000 in cash as a part of the crackdown, which serves as the culmination of over a year of investigations from the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

12 hours ago

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