Boston 帮派成员参与谋杀获刑20年：联邦法院判处 Cameron Street 成员 Takari Elliott
美国司法部马萨诸塞区联邦检察官办公室10月23日公布，Boston 地区男子 Takari Elliott 因参与当地暴力帮派 Cameron Street 并卷入一宗谋杀案，被联邦法院判处20年监禁。
Elliott 现年34岁，住在 Boston，绰号「T-Paper」。联邦地区法官 Julia Kobick 于10月20日作出判决：20年监禁，其后5年监督释放。Elliott 今年2月已承认一项涉及谋杀的敲诈勒索企业共谋罪。法官同时认定他违反此前一宗联邦毒品贩运定罪的监督释放条件，就此另判2年监禁，与主刑同时执行。Elliott 是2023年5月被起诉的22名被告之一。
检方指，Cameron Street 是以 Boston 的 Dorchester 区为主要地盘的暴力帮派，成员以枪支袭击 rival 帮派、保护毒品交易与毒资，并通过纹身、服饰以及在社交平台发布视频宣示帮派身份、庆祝暴力犯罪。
本案核心事实发生在2020年10月：Elliott 承认参与谋杀 Manuel Duarte（绰号「Brava」）。案发当天，Elliott 通过 Snapchat 与 Duarte 保持联系，约其到 Brockton 一处地址进行毒品交易。另一名现已身亡的帮派成员在 Boston 租车后开往 Brockton，接上 Elliott 并与 Duarte 在一处住宅会合；埋伏在后院的另一名成员现身向 Duarte 连开10枪将其打死。检方证据显示，Elliott 与同伙为这宗谋杀收取了6万美元并分赃。作案时，Elliott 正处于此前毒品定罪的监督释放期。
检方还指出，Elliott 与该帮派的关联可追溯到2011年1月：他曾与多名成员同车被捕，车内查获一把序号被磨掉的枪支与面具，他其后被定罪并判处3年监禁。
联邦检察官 Leah B. Foley 与烟酒枪炮及爆炸物管理局、缉毒局及 Boston 警察局负责人共同宣布了判决。此案由联邦助理检察官 Christopher J. Pohl 与 Brian A. Fogerty 起诉，属国土安全任务组（HSTF）行动的一部分。
来源：GSM·美国
Boston Gang Member Sentenced to 20 Years for Racketeering Role That Included a 2020 Murder
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Massachusetts announced on October 23 that Boston-area man Takari Elliott has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for his role in the violent Boston gang Cameron Street, including his participation in a 2020 murder.
Elliott, 34, of Boston, also known as "T-Paper," was sentenced on October 20 by U.S. District Judge Julia Kobick to 20 years in prison, to be followed by five years of supervised release. In February 2026, Elliott pleaded guilty to conspiracy to participate in a racketeering enterprise involving murder. Judge Kobick also sentenced him to two years in prison for violating the supervised release from a prior federal drug trafficking conviction, to run concurrently. Elliott was among 22 defendants charged in May 2023.
Prosecutors identified Elliott as a member of Cameron Street, a violent gang based largely in the Dorchester section of Boston whose members use firearms against rivals, protect narcotics and drug proceeds, and promote the gang through tattoos, clothing and social media videos celebrating violent crimes.
The central conduct occurred in October 2020, when Elliott admitted participating in the murder of Manuel Duarte, known as "Brava." Throughout that day, Elliott communicated with Duarte over Snapchat, urging him to meet at an address in Brockton for a drug deal. Another gang member, now deceased, rented a car in Boston and drove to Brockton, picked up Elliott, and met Duarte at a home, where a fellow member emerged from the backyard and shot Duarte 10 times, killing him. Evidence showed Elliott and his fellow member were paid $60,000 for the murder and split the proceeds. At the time, Elliott was on supervised release from his prior drug conviction.
His gang-related conduct dated back to January 2011, when he was arrested with other members in a car near Cameron Street in possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number and masks; he was convicted and sentenced to three years in prison for that offense.
U.S. Attorney Leah B. Foley announced the sentence together with officials from the ATF, the DEA and the Boston Police Department. The case, prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorneys Christopher J. Pohl and Brian A. Fogerty, was part of the Homeland Security Task Force initiative.
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