[ June 26, 2020 ] [ July 13, 2020 ] Bridget G. Brennan, New York City’s Special Narcotics Prosecutor, New York City Police Commissioner WILLIAM J. BRATTON and Brooklyn District Attorney KENNETH P. THOMPSON announced today the arrest and indictment of 15 members of “GS9”, also known as “G Stone Crips,” a street gang based in East Flatbush, Brooklyn. Bobby Shmurda & GS9 Crips Arrested In New York City. BODERICK and MARSHALL are charged with possession of that weapon.On October 11, 2014, the indictment charges that RASHID DERISSANT and other GS9 members brought their dispute to Miami where they spotted a rival Brooklyn gang member near the club Fat Tuesdays on Ocean Drive in South Beach. GS9 is a hip hop collective based in New York City. The group recently became popular due to to the rise of Bobby Shmurda, one of their fellow members. The investigation revealed that a member of BMW who was the intended target had been standing near her. [ June 25, 2020 ] [ June 25, 2020 ] DERRISANT, ACKQUILLE POLLARD, NICOLAS MCCOY and DEVON RODNEY, aka “Slice”, were present at the scene and their involvement in this shooting is part of the ongoing conspiracy charged in the indictment.Members of GS9 are charged with firing shots at least 14 times during the conspiracy and were arrested in possession of firearms on eight occasions. The bag also contained clothing branded with a logo related to GS9 rap performances and a motel receipt in MARSHALL’s name. MARSHALL and another indicted defendant, SANTINO BODERICK, aka “Cueno”, were arrested in the vicinity of this same stairwell after the NYPD’s Emergency Services Unit froze the location.POLLARD and defendant NICOLAS MCCOY, aka “Montana Flea” aka “Monty,” were stopped in a vehicle soon after leaving the recording studio. BODERICK and MARSHALL are charged with Attempted Murder in the Second Degree, Attempted Assault in the First Degree and other crimes.One month later on August 25, 2014, police officers were called to the Millennium Hotel at One United Nations Plaza, where they recovered a firearm from a room registered to MARSHALL. UGANDANS LAUNCH DRIVE TO ‘DECOLONIZE’ LOCAL AREA STREETS No specific charges have been released yet, but it is known the crimes include drugs and multiple shootings.The rapper is set to appear in court to be arraigned on Thursday, December 18.Details about Bobby Shmurda’s arrest are beginning to trickle out. KENYANS DEMAND JUSTICE AFTER POLICE KILLING OF YOUNG TEEN new york daily news | May 20, 2016 at 2:32 PM The second Brooklyn gangbanger in Bobby Shmurda's GS9 crew to be sentenced this week got 53 1/3 years in prison on Friday. In a recorded phone conversation that day, a GS9 member told DEVON RODNEY that ACKQUILLE POLLARD fired the gun during an argument with his brother JAVESE POLLARD, aka “Fame”, who is also a GS9 member.The indictment charges that the defendants, as members of GS9, made money through narcotics sales and worked together to protect their territory and to evade law enforcement scrutiny. The NYPD, along with our counterparts in law enforcement, remain dedicated to the residents of Brooklyn who deserve to live in a community free of gangs and gang violence.”Brooklyn District Attorney KENNETH P. THOMPSON said, “These defendants did not hesitate to turn the streets of Brooklyn into a shooting gallery, leaving death and destruction in their wake. According to the New York Post, ... Police also tried to pressure Pop Smoke into providing information on 823 Crips, GS9, and other Brooklyn street gangs, but Pop refused to talk. Painstaking investigative work linked the defendants and their guns to a wave of senseless shooting. GS9 members are also charged in multiple instances of gunfire in public locations in which no one was shot in both New York City and Miami, Fla. Twelve indicted defendants are charged with narcotics trafficking and using the proceeds to further the criminal activities of the gang.The 69-count indictment contains charges of Conspiracy and substantive charges of Murder, Attempted Murder, Assault, Attempted Assault, Weapons Possession, Criminal Use of a Firearm, Reckless Endangerment, Narcotics Sales and Criminally Using Drug Paraphernalia.Police seized 21 guns during the course of the long-term investigation, which was conducted by New York City Police Department’s (NYPD) Brooklyn South Violence Reduction Task Force and the Office of the Special Narcotics Prosecutor’s Narcotics Gang Unit, with assistance from the Kings County District Attorney’s Office. One gun was wedged between POLLARD and MCCOY, who were in the backseat of the car.