Boston Blinders: Suspected Gang Bust Nets Dozens of Arrests

Boston Blinders: Suspected Gang Bust Nets Dozens of ArrestsBoston Blinders: Suspected Gang Bust Nets Dozens of Arrests Authorities in Boston have arrested 49 alleged members of the “Boston Blinders” gang in a major crackdown on organized crime. The operation targeted a violent criminal group believed to be responsible for a series of crimes, including extortion, drug trafficking, and firearms violations. The investigation, which spanned several months, involved multiple law enforcement agencies, including the Boston Police Department, the FBI, and the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office. Investigators gathered evidence through wiretaps, surveillance, and search warrants. According to the authorities, the Boston Blinders operated in several neighborhoods in Boston, including South Boston, South End, and Lynn. The gang allegedly used violence and intimidation to control illegal activities and extort businesses for protection money. The arrests were made during a series of coordinated raids on Tuesday morning. Officers executed 46 search warrants, seizing firearms, drugs, and other evidence. “This operation is a significant blow to organized crime in Boston,” said Boston Police Commissioner William Gross. “We will not tolerate gangs and their criminal activities in our city.” The suspects face a range of charges, including racketeering, extortion, drug trafficking, and weapons possession. They are scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday. Authorities are urging anyone with information about the Boston Blinders to contact law enforcement.