Tavon White, Leader Of Black Guerilla Family Prison Gang, Accused Of Impregnating 4 Female Guards

BALTIMORE — Federal prosecutors say 13 female correctional officers, seven inmates and five others with gang ties have been charged with plotting to smuggle drugs, cellphones and other contraband into the Baltimore jail and other corrections facilities.
An indictment unsealed Tuesday said the ring also involved sex between inmates and guards that led to four of the officers becoming pregnant by Tavon White, leader of a jailhouse gang called the Black Guerrilla Family. He is held at the Baltimore City Detention Center, awaiting trial on a charge of attempted murder.
The indictment claims the gang ran the scheme from inside the detention center and charges gang members and corrections officers with conspiracy, drug possession and distribution and money laundering.
A telephone call seeking comment from White's attorney was not immediately returned Tuesday.

Epic Robbery Caught on Camera

                                       Amatuer 5 Finger Discount Thief gets reeled back in

CCTV of hooded gang 'steaming' mobile phone shop

This CCTV shows the dramatic moment a gang of youths "steamed" high street mobile phone stores in broad daylight in front of frightened shoppers.

Innocent customers and members of staff are seen caught up in the melee as the gang members violently wrench stock from display stands.
They stole handsets and tablets worth around £150,000 during raids across London and surrounding areas over a six-month period.
In one clip a frightened mother is shown rushing to pick up her son before he is caught up in the gang's dash for the exit.
The males, aged 15 to 22 years old, targeted 42 Carphone Warehouse stores and caused over £50,000 worth of damage between July and December last year.
They typically operated in a large group, travelling together to the shop they planned to steal from.

They were sentenced at Southwark Crown Court on Friday after admitting conspiracy to commit burglary.
Detective Inspector Mark Loving, from the the National Mobile Phone Crime Unit (NMPCU), said: "This case should act as a warning to anyone involved in this type of activity that the Met and NMPCU will robustly and swiftly deal with those who use intimidation to fulfil their greed."
Jahreau Shepherd, 22, of Orsett Street, Lambeth and 21-year-old Ugo Wilson, of Aviation Drive, Barnet, were jailed for four years and 27 months respectively.
Perry Hedges, 18, of Howard Road, Kingston, was sentenced to 26 months' detention in a young offenders' institution.
Emmanuel Kakala, 18, of Cargreen Road, Croydon was given a suspended 18-month prison sentence and ordered to do 80 hours of community service, while 20-year-old Samuel Warnes, of Egleston Road, Merton, received a suspended 12-month prison sentence and one year's supervision.
Three boys, aged 15, 16 and 17, were all sentenced to detention and training for 10, 18 and 12 months respectively.