Updated: Friday, August 31, 2012, 6:00 AM Authorities have squashed a violent feud between rival drug dealing Bronx gangs who used Facebook, YouTube and text messaging to plan their attacks. Fourteen revenge shootings in Morris Heights in the last 16 months were sparked by the April 2011 murder of Dontae “Tay” Murray, a member of the Dub City gang, who was shot in the head in front of a building on E. Burnside Ave., authorities charged. In a 35-count indictment released Thursday, 17 members of the “Dub City” gang were charged with conspiracy and assault, weapons and drug charges. “This gang’s reason for being was to exact revenge against rivals and stake out their turf by creating mayhem and terrorizing their community,” said the city’s Special Narcotics Prosecutor Bridget Brennan.
“Blatant text messages and Facebook postings exhibited a disturbing attachment to their guns.” Dub City blamed rival gang “280” for Murray’s death, police said, and continued to fuel an ongoing feud with the “WTG” street gang. Inspector Kevin Catalina, commanding officer of the 44th Precinct, said the investigation started in March, targeting a gang based in the neighboring 46th Precinct.
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During the investigation police seized drugs and 10 guns. Among those arrested are two minors who will face weapons charges in Bronx Family Court. The gang used them to hold their guns. Dub City’s turf lay between E. 178th St., from Walton to Jerome Aves. Authorities said gang members sold drugs and committed robberies to make money to buy guns, jewelry and other goods. The Dub City gang used distinctive code words to plan assaults in their thousands of text message and recorded phone calls.
Many of the text messages used codes like “grips,” “slammers” and “jackies” that reportedly referred to guns. In a March 2012 text message, authorities said defendant Michael Busgith allegedly wrote: “I just cop dis slammer and dyin to use it.” Dub City members used communal guns. 'Some days it would be hidden in the park, the next day in a garbage can.
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They had a million different places for their guns,” said Catalina. Courtesy NYPD One of the guns seized during investigation of the Bronx’s Dub City gang. Such was the case on June 10, when one gang member sent out a text message looking for a gun that read, “Were grip?
I need it asap,” authorities said. The next day, a “280” gang member was shot in the back. Later, authorities said, a Dub City member wrote on Facebook, “BanG BanG!!!” Dub City also recruited minors into their violent world. On May 18, defendant Bruce Silva allegedly told a 14-year old boy to shoot into an apartment of a rival “WTG” gang member.
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Police later arrested the boy with a loaded.22 caliber pistol. A 15-year-old girl carried guns for the gang; she hid one in her pants, Catalina said. Dub City was also responsible for at least two slashings and a brutal baseball bat beating of rivals, authorities said. Eleven of the 17 indicted defendants were scheduled to be arraigned Thursday and Friday.
All but one live in Morris Heights or Mount Hope, and all were charged with conspiracy: Jahmeek “Jah” Elliot, 24, Dramel “Fats” Elliot, 20, Baheem “Bah” Teichera, 21, Paul “Banks” Samuels, 20, Isaiah “Dred” Elliot, Michael “Billy Tyson” Busgith, 18, Hasheem ”Habbi” Samuel, 18, Bruce “Brucie” Silva, 16, Wyse “Mulla” Agblevor, 18, Shadell “Delli” McBride, 17, and Tyson “Tango” Smith, 17. Several had additional charges of weapons and drugs. With Barry Paddock and Barbara Ross.
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