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Veteran member the first to opt out of Trece gang, injunction

Last updated Saturday, April 28, 2012 - 11:00pm

OGDEN — A veteran member of the Ogden Trece street gang has become the first to successfully opt out of the gang and the injunction that bans Treces from acting out in public.

The injunction, in effect since September 2010, bans members of the roughly 300-plus-member gang from associating in public and even being in the presence of guns, drugs and alcohol.

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Police say James Jerry Moncada caused this damage while fleeing police Thursday in Ogden. An officer believed he recognized the driver of an SUV and attempted to pull over the vehicle. However, the driver did not stop and drove south down an alley that runs from 28th Street to 29th Street, between Brinker Avenue and Harrison Boulevard. The SUV smashed through a fence about halfway down the alley, drove through the southeast corner of a backyard, smashed through a second wooden fence and wound up in the backyard of a home that is south of the first. The SUV came to a stop right up against the back of a brick house at 2850 Brinker Ave. (MICHAEL McFALL/Standard-Examiner)

Vehicle, foot chases in Ogden result in 2 arrests

Michael McFall Standard-Examiner

Last updated Friday, December 9, 2011 - 1:19am

OGDEN -- Police arrested a man after he led them on a chase through an Ogden neighborhood Thursday night.

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Attorney: Year-old injunction led to drop in gang activity

Tim Gurrister Standard-Examiner

Last updated Friday, September 30, 2011 - 5:54am

OGDEN -- With the one-year anniversary of the enactment of the Ogden Trece Injunction, officials are releasing statistics that show a drop in gang activity.

The injunction, essentially banning Ogden's oldest street gang from public endeavor, was signed Sept. 27, 2010, by 2nd District Judge Ernie Jones.

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DUI hit-and-run leads to felony arrest for Ogden man

JaNae Francis Standard-Examiner

Last updated Sunday, September 18, 2011 - 11:09pm

OGDEN -- A DUI hit-and-run accident has turned into a felony arrest for Ogden resident Randy Ranaldo Torres, 29.

Ogden Duty Lt. Troy Burnett said the man was driving on a suspended license following three DUI arrests. Torres also reportedly is a member of the Ogden Trece gang and was served with a gang injunction.

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Treces headed to Logan? Ogden gang unit working with Cache school officials

Tim Gurrister Standard-Examiner

Last updated Thursday, September 8, 2011 - 11:45pm

OGDEN -- Apparently hoping to outrun the restrictions of Ogden's gang injunction meant to keep them off the streets, members of the city's oldest street gang may have suddenly appeared in Logan.

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Ogden's Trece injunction 4-0 in constitutional bouts; appeal of justice court conviction upheld against gang member

Tim Gurrister Standard-Examiner staff

Last updated Monday, April 11, 2011 - 11:58pm

OGDEN -- The Trece gang injunction scored another win in terms of constitutional challenges with a victory Monday in 2nd District Court.

Last fall, Isaac Rader was the first Trece sentenced under the injunction, which bans members of the Ogden criminal street gang from associating in public, being in the vicinity of guns, drugs and alcohol, and staying out past 11 p.m.

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(NICHOLAS DRANEY/Standard-Examiner) Weber County Deputy District Attorney Branden Miles speaks to a Weber State University forum audience about the Trece gang injunction on Thursday. Weber County Attorney Dee Smith (not pictured) and the head of the Ogden Metro Gang Unit asked for Thursday’s forum, sponsored by the Criminal Justice Honors Program and the American Democracy Project. They wanted equal time after the Utah branch of the American Civil Liberties Union assailed the injunction at a similar forum March 2.

Forum hears positives about injunction; officials say reducing Trece crime is working

Tim Gurrister Standard-Examiner staff

Last updated Thursday, April 7, 2011 - 10:48pm

OGDEN -- Trece gang members have killed three Weber State University students, law enforcement officials told a campus forum Thursday as they explained the injunction in place to limit the gang's activities.

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Ogden's Trece injunction remains in force

Tim Gurrister Standard-Examiner staff

Last updated Wednesday, April 6, 2011 - 10:54pm

OGDEN -- The Trece gang injunction won another round in court as a judge has upheld it as constitutional.

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Trece gang injunction a discussion topic at WSU

Standard-Examiner staff

Last updated Saturday, February 26, 2011 - 12:32am

OGDEN — Weber State University’s American Democracy Project will host a discussion Wednesday about Ogden’s gang injunction.

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Attorneys fighting for rights of Trece members

Tim Gurrister Standard-Examiner staff

Last updated Wednesday, February 9, 2011 - 12:16am

OGDEN -- Attorneys have been back in court for another round of debating the constitutionality of Ogden's injunction against the Trece street gang.

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Treces injunction causing members to move out of Ogden?

Tim Gurrister Standard-Examiner staff

Last updated Saturday, December 25, 2010 - 11:46pm

OGDEN -- Christmas marked 90 days since the Ogden Trece Injunction went into effect. The numbers aren't huge yet for enforcement of the state's first gang injunction -- about 20 arrests for failure to abate a public nuisance, including two of members found with drugs or weapons that led to felony charges.