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Respond to bostonherald.com Graffiti in this 2005 photo taken at Pier One in East Boston marks the presence in Boston of MS-13, a gang with ties to El Salvador and members across the U.S. AddThis Sharing Buttons “The nature and circumstances of the (charges) are troubling and horrific,”?a federal criminal affidavit reads. One of the six accused, Henri Salvador Gutierrez, 19, of Somerville, dodged deportation a month before the murder. “At least two of the six defendants have felony records. At least two of the six defendants were previously in immigration custody but were released and went on to commit ... murder,” prosecutors state. “MS-13 is a ruthless, transnational gang operating in our backyard,” said U.S. Attorney in Boston Andrew E. Lelling. “This group routinely commits senseless acts of violence, including murder, to maintain control and instill fear. The indictment charges the following members of the Sykos Locos Salvatrucha clique: ERICK LOPEZ FLORES, a/k/a “Mayimbu,” 29, of Lynn; HENRI SALVADOR GUTIERREZ, a/k/a “Perverso,” 19, a Salvadoran national previously residing in Somerville; ELISEO VAQUERANO CANAS, a/k/a “Peligroso,” 19, a Salvadoran national previously residing in Chelsea; JONATHAN TERCERO YANES, a/k/a “Desalmado,” 21, a Salvadoran national previously residing in East Boston; MARLOS REYES, a/k/a “Silencio,” 22, a Salvadoran national previously residing in Chelsea; and DJAVIER DUGGINS, a/k/a “Haze,” 29, of Lynn.
