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| Imprisoned gang leader led network of coercion |
| By startribune.com - David Chanen |
| Published: 10/30/2012 |
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Being sent to prison for life without parole did little to slow the criminal enterprises of Lamonte Martin, a 17-year-old gang leader convicted of executing another teen in an alley. For nearly three years, prosecutors charged Monday, he masterminded a network of intimidation against witnesses in and out of prison. Witnesses to the 2006 murder were repeatedly beaten up and threatened. One person had his neck slit. Another was told his children would be killed if he didn't recant trial testimony. Martin's mother and his associates paid or promised thousands of dollars in bribes. The charges filed Monday against Martin and 10 more people, mostly gang members or prison inmates, described one of the most complex intimidation plans that Minnesota police and prosecutors say they'd ever seen. Read More. |
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