SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Three members of the 110 Gang were sentenced in U.S. District Court in Syracuse Friday for violating the federal Racketeering in Corrupt Organizations Act, better known as the “RICO” Act.
29-year-old Daquan Dowdell was sentenced to 10 years. In imposing the sentence, federal Judge Frederick Scullin found that Dowdell was personally involved drug trafficking, gun possession and at least one shooting on behalf of the gang.
28-year-old Terry Linen was sentenced to serve nine years and two months in prison after the court found he was involved in drug trafficking, gun possession and was involved in another shooting for the gang.
And 43-year-old Deshawnte Waller was sentenced to serve six years and eight months in prison after the court found he was involved in drug trafkickng an credit card fraud on behalf of the gang.
Seven other gang members have already been sentenced in an investigation involving the Syracuse Police, FBI and the Gang Violence Task Force.
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