Sometió a la MS-13, lo Exiliaron 2,500 Millas y Murió en el Quirófano: Peter "Sana" Ojeda

Peter Ojeda didn't spend a single year outside of a cell during the last decade of his life—and yet he still controlled all of Orange County. According to the Mexican Mafia itself, he was the only member in the organization's history to ever control an entire county single-handedly, without sharing territory or profits with any other member. He was a veteran member of La eMe, known on the streets and within the California prison system as Sana. From a federal cell at USP Lewisburg, Pennsylvania—2,500 miles from his territory—he directed murders, extorted money from street gangs, and maintained authority over the 3,400 Latino inmates in the Orange County Jail. Even MS-13, operating in Southern California, was forced to function as a subordinate franchise under the structure he built. This video covers his rise within the F-Troop gang in Santa Ana, the January 1992 meeting in El Salvador Park that established the tax system still in operation today, the gentrification consequences that journalist Sam Quinones traced back to that meeting, his 2005 federal RICO conviction, the war with Armando "Hard Times" Moreno for control of the La eMe chapter in Orange County, Operation Black Flag and the constitutional scandal he accidentally exposed, the plea agreement he refused to confirm before the judge, and the operating room of a federal prison hospital in Missouri where his life ended on June 7, 2018. Chapters Sources: Federal court records from the RICO and VICAR cases, investigative reports by Sam Quinones, and on-camera commentary from former Mexican Mafia member Rene "Boxer" Enriquez. #MexicanMafia #LaEme #TrueCrimes #CrimeDocumentary #PrisonGangs