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Nassau Cops Arrest Gang Members Accused of Terrorizing Long Island as Territory Beefs Heat Up
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2:18Now PlayingSword-wielding MS-13 thugs who have been terrorizing Long Islanders for years have been rounded up as part of a sweeping Nassau County crackdown of nearly 40 of the notorious gang’s street soldiers — on attempted murder, weapons and illicit drug charges. Included in the massive bust were five college-aged thugs — accused of being part of the deadly MS-13’s Hempstead Locos Salvatruchas branch — who were allegedly responsible for a machete and knife attack that wounded six during a soccer game in broad daylight at the town’s Kennedy Memorial Park last October.
The attack was so gruesome that one victim needed his gallbladder removed and his diaphragm and liver surgically repaired, authorities said. “We are removing dangerous criminals and gang members from our communities and will continue to fight to keep Nassau County the safest county in America,” Republican Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman told The Post.
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