Three Army soldiers are accused of selling guns to members of the notorious Gangster Disciples street gang headquartered in Chicago.
three Army soldiers were accused of running guns to some Chicago gang membersWhile three soldiers were already facing federal charges for allegedly overseeing a gun pipeline to Chicago, they are now also named in a new 21-count indictment that investigators say lays out the other end of the pipeline.
"This indictment teaches us that there is a broader conspiracy and one involving a gang and disputes among gangs and a drug trafficking operation and acts of violence and racketeering," said ABC7 legal analyst Gil Soffer.
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