Mayor on Indictment of Drug Ring Tied to Aryan Prison Gang

In a recent statement, Mayor Victoria Woodards lauded the successful indictment of 27 individuals involved in a major drug trafficking ring connected to the Aryan Family, a known white supremacy group. U. S. Attorney Nick Brown announced the indictments at a press conference in Tacoma, underscoring the collaborative work of state and federal law enforcement agencies. The operation is viewed as a pivotal blow against drug-related crime and the influence of extremist organizations within Washington state prisons.

Mayor Woodards commended the efforts of Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore and the Tacoma Police Department for their relentless commitment to community safety. This operation resulted in the seizure of illegal firearms and narcotics, demonstrating the effectiveness of law enforcement partnerships in tackling organized crime. The indictment not only affects the individuals involved but also sends a strong message about the city's resolve to maintain safe neighborhoods. By addressing these pressing issues, Tacoma aims to foster a safer environment for all its residents. The community can take pride in the collaborative efforts that led to this significant achievement in public safety.