Nine Trey Gangsters
Black American street gang
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Key Takeaways
- The Nine Trey Gangster Bloods or Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods ( NTG ) (also known simply as Nine Trey Gangsters or referred to as Bentley's or Billionaires ) are a "set" of the United Blood Nation street gang, which is itself a set of the Bloods gang.
- History The gang initially sold various narcotics including heroin, crack cocaine and PCP throughout Harlem.
- Disadvantaged people including the homeless, prostitutes and children were allegedly used to sell the narcotics for the gang.
- state of Virginia and other states.
- The gang was also allegedly involved in the distribution of illegal drugs, including heroin, cocaine, crack, ecstasy, marijuana and prescription painkillers in these areas.
The Nine Trey Gangster Bloods or Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods (NTG) (also known simply as Nine Trey Gangsters or referred to as Bentley's or Billionaires) are a "set" of the United Blood Nation street gang, which is itself a set of the Bloods gang. The gang operates on the East Coast of the United States.
History
The gang initially sold various narcotics including heroin, crack cocaine and PCP throughout Harlem. They based their drug selling business in uninhabited buildings in the vicinity of Lenox Avenue. Disadvantaged people including the homeless, prostitutes and children were allegedly used to sell the narcotics for the gang.
The gang has operated in the U.S. state of Virginia and other states. It has allegedly been engaged in the sex trafficking of women and racketeering in Virginia, New York, North Carolina, Baltimore, New Jersey and other areas. The gang was also allegedly involved in the distribution of illegal drugs, including heroin, cocaine, crack, ecstasy, marijuana and prescription painkillers in these areas. Further allegations include dealing in counterfeit U.S. currency and using counterfeit currency to "finance wholesale drug purchases".
The gang has been investigated by the U.S. FBI, DEA, and ATF as well as various other gang task forces in the United States.
Arrests and prosecution
2006
In July 2006, approximately 50 members of the gang were arrested as an outcome of a significant police operation called "Operation Nine Connect". After these initial arrests, at least another 30 arrests were made.
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