A revised indictment has been filed against Eugene Henley, allegedly a leader of the LA Crips. He is currently in jail and faces charges including witness tampering and solicitation of murder. Further charges against Henley include sex trafficking.
The indictment was filed by federal prosecutors. For more information on the charges and the case against Eugene Henley, readers can refer to the original source.
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