Long Island DA reveals 3 twisted ‘rules’ that made MS-13 a plague in the suburbs
March 16, 2025
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0:49Now PlayingLong Island DA reveals 3 twisted ‘rules’ that made MS-13 a plague in the suburbs
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as posted by the channelSuffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney said Long Island couldn’t have taken on MS-13 without a little help from the feds — as he revealed the migrant gang’s three twisted rules that made them the most dangerous in the Empire State.
Tierney said during an exclusive sit-down with The Post that migrant crews like the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua wreak havoc in the New York metropolitan area, but MS-13 poses a greater threat because prestige among the ranks is gained solely through violence and murder.
“That’s the purpose of MS-13, to be the biggest, baddest, most violent gang in the world,” he said. “They considered murder part and parcel of what they did. And that’s how you gained prestige and respect and moved up in the gang, by committing outrageous acts of violence, including murder.
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