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5 suspects arrested by Gwinnett gang task force
By FOX 5 Atlanta Digital Team
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From left, Maverick Alegria, Xavier Valente, Mara Wilson, Luis Ramirez and Anthony Croy were arrested on drug charges. (Photo: Gwinnett County Sheriff s Office)
GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. - The Gwinnett County Sheriff s Office said its Gang Task Unit arrested five suspects related to drug trafficking.
Police said Luis Alfonso Ramirez, Maverick Jassir Alegria, Xavier Jose Valente, Anthony Fred Croy and Mara Wilson were arrested on various drug-related charges.
Officials said an investigation led to apprehending the suspects at a residence on 6043 Rolling Way in Norcross.
Officials said investigators obtained a total of 15 felony warrants and misdemeanor warrants.
passengers, most of them students are sharing video of chaos inside the ship as it was sinking. some say they were told to stay in their cabins as a fire as the ferry was tilting to the side. others texted their parents including one who wrote, mom, in case i don t get a chance to speak to you, i love you. the u.s. navy is now helping in the frantic search for survivors. joining as we are tasked to do search and rescue which we are still doing we still remain optimistic and we hold out hope that there will be some survivors throughout. that was lieutenant arlo abraham, a u.s. navy spokesperson and joining me from seoul is jeff king, senior correspondent from global post. jeff, first, the families waiting for answers and just unimaginable grief there, quite a bit of confusion and what is the latest information on this rescue effort? reporter: good morning, tamron. the rescue effort has been quite slow today. the government is reporting that the tides are strong and