Dallas帮派Four-Deuce Oakland Crips成员Jamarian Hewitt贩毒持枪被判447个月：以店铺为据点在Malcolm X走廊售毒
美国司法部德克萨斯州北区联邦检察官办公室（USAO）公布，Texas 州 Dallas 市 39 岁男子 Jamarian Hewitt 因贩毒与枪支罪名，已于 2026 年 10 月 28 日被联邦法院判处 447 个月监禁，相当于 37 年多。Hewitt 是帮派 Four-Deuce Oakland Crips 的成员，也是一名有多次前科的重罪犯。
2026 年 4 月，联邦陪审团裁定 Hewitt 四项罪名成立：持有并意图分销第二类管制物质、持枪推进贩毒犯罪、使用通讯工具协助毒品重罪，以及串谋持有并意图分销管制物质。联邦地区法官 Brantley Starr 作出上述量刑。
联邦检察官 Ryan Raybould 表示，多年来，Malcolm X 走廊一带的居民一直生活在被告及其帮派制造的恐惧与无法无天之中；Hewitt 把一家店铺变成毒品与枪支的据点，作案时本人还处于缓刑和保释期间。Raybould 说，37 年多的刑期传递出明确信息：以毒品和枪支恐吓社区的人将面临严重的联邦后果。他同时肯定了烟酒枪炮及爆炸物管理局（ATF）与 Dallas 警方的办案工作。
案情源于 2024 年 1 月 ATF 启动的「蓝丝带行动」（Operation Blue Laces）。Malcolm X Boulevard 走廊两个主要路口一带，居民与商户大量投诉称 Four-Deuce Oakland Crips 成员占据该区域、公开威胁居民与商家。探员查明，多间由帮派成员经营的店铺被用来存放大量枪支并向顾客售毒；Casey Street 2800 号街区一处住宅区还被用作全天候露天毒品市场，被称为「死胡同」（Dead End）。
庭审证据显示，Hewitt 利用一家名为 Exotic Pop South Dallas 的商业店铺，每天向顾客出售可卡因、甲基苯丙胺、可待因、处方药以及以「Zillionaire Marijuana」名义销售的大麻。2024 年 10 月 22 日，执法人员搜查该店铺，查获 1 公斤甲基苯丙胺、分销量的大麻与处方药丸，以及多支用于推进毒品串谋的枪支；在其住所又查获 14 磅大麻、多粒处方药丸和弹药。
量刑时，法庭听取了 Hewitt 的大量前科：包括加重介绍未成年人卖淫、洗钱、重罪犯持枪、持有并意图分销管制物质、袭击家庭成员及袭击执法人员等定罪记录。参与本次被起诉的毒品串谋时，他正处于 Kaufman 县与 Tarrant 县的重罪缓刑期，并在 Dallas 县保释在外。
截至目前，「蓝丝带行动」已查明的 Four-Deuce Oakland Crips 关联被告中，已有 12 人因毒品串谋、枪支罪名及劫车等联邦罪名被定罪。本案由 ATF Dallas 分局与 Dallas 警方调查，助理联邦检察官 Rick Calvert 与 Ashley Koos 负责起诉。
Dallas Four-Deuce Oakland Crips Member Jamarian Hewitt Sentenced to 447 Months for Drug Trafficking and Firearms Offenses
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Texas announced that Jamarian Hewitt, 39, of Dallas, Texas, a member of the Four-Deuce Oakland Crips gang and a repeat felon, was sentenced on October 28, 2026, to 447 months in federal prison — more than 37 years — for drug and gun charges.
In April 2026, a federal jury convicted Hewitt of possession with intent to distribute a Schedule II controlled substance, possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime, using a communication facility to facilitate a drug felony, and conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute a Schedule II controlled substance. U.S. District Judge Brantley Starr imposed the sentence.
U.S. Attorney Ryan Raybould said that for years, residents along the Malcolm X corridor lived with the fear and lawlessness that Hewitt and his gang helped create, and that Hewitt turned a storefront into a hub for drugs and guns while on probation and out on bond. He said the sentence of more than 37 years sends a clear message that those who terrorize neighborhoods with drugs and firearms will face serious federal consequences, and he commended the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) and the Dallas Police Department.
The case grew out of Operation Blue Laces, launched by ATF agents in January 2024 to identify gang members engaged in criminal activity at two main intersections along the Malcolm X Boulevard corridor in Dallas, after numerous complaints from residents and workers who reported that Four-Deuce Oakland Crips members had taken over the area and openly threatened residents and businesses.
Agents identified multiple storefronts operated by gang members that were used to store numerous firearms and distribute drugs, as well as a residential block — the 2800 block of Casey Street — used as an open-air drug market where drugs were sold around the clock, known as the Dead End.
At trial, evidence showed Hewitt used a commercial storefront called Exotic Pop South Dallas to distribute cocaine, methamphetamine, codeine, prescription drugs and marijuana marketed as Zillionaire Marijuana to customers daily. On October 22, 2024, agents searched the storefront on S. Malcolm X Blvd. and recovered one kilogram of methamphetamine, distribution quantities of marijuana and prescription pills, and multiple firearms used in furtherance of the drug conspiracy. At Hewitt's residence, agents recovered an additional fourteen pounds of marijuana, multiple prescription pills and ammunition.
At sentencing, the court heard evidence of Hewitt's extensive criminal history, including convictions for aggravated promotion of prostitution of a minor, money laundering, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute, assault of a family member, and assault on a peace officer. At the time of the drug conspiracy, he was on felony probation in Kaufman and Tarrant Counties and out on bond in Dallas County.
To date, twelve defendants linked to the Four-Deuce Oakland Crips who were identified in Operation Blue Laces have been convicted of federal offenses including drug conspiracy, firearms charges and carjacking. The ATF Dallas Division and the Dallas Police Department investigated the case, and Assistant U.S. Attorneys Rick Calvert and Ashley Koos prosecuted it.
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