11-Month Investigation Ends With 100 White Supremacists Arrested Plus Guns & Drugs Seized
An 11-month investigation by federal and local law enforcement, dubbed “Operation Lucky Charm” – due to the shamrock symbol associated with the Aryan Brotherhood, has ended with 100 white supremacists arrested, plus guns and drugs.
Officials disrupted a notorious white supremacists gang operation, known as the “Fresnecks,” responsible for terrorizing people within the California prison system and four other states: Alabama, Missouri, Idaho and Montana.
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On Thursday (Nov. 19), 39 search warrants were executed by multiple state and federal law enforcement agencies ended in the arrests of more than 60 people across California, Montana, and Nevada, who allegedly worked with the Brotherhood or the Fresnecks. Five of the 60, were already in the California prison system. Additionally, 47 firearms and nearly 90 pounds of meth, nearly six pounds heroin, and $136,000 in cash.
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