MS-13’s East Coast leader nabbed in Virginia

Maria Stainer and Matt Delaney, Washington Times

U.S. authorities said the MS-13’s top leader on the East Coast was captured by federal

agents in Northern Virginia. Officials said the 24-year-suspect was taken into custody in Woodbridge, Virginia, with the help of the FBI, ICE and ATF, as well as Virginia State Police and Prince William County police. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi did not say what charges the suspect is facing as of now, but assured he is one of the Salvadoran gang’s top three leaders in the U.S. and had a hand in some of MS-13’s most violent crimes.