Four Youths Charged in Gang Crime; Juvenile Was Recruited, Pr. William Police Say From: The Washington Post | Date: August 22, 2002| Author: Josh White | Copyright 2002 The Washington Post. This material is published under license from the Washington Post.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Washington Post.Copyright information

Four members of a notoriously violent street gang have been charged in Prince William County with recruiting a juvenile into their ranks after a 17-year-old girl told police that she had been lured into their group, authorities said.

Prince William police said they are still looking for two members of Mara Salvatrucha -- or MS-13 -- who allegedly had sex with the girl as part of her initiation last week. MS-13 is a largely Salvadoran gang that has roots in the Los Angeles area and has ...

Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research

	Political Change Seems Likely in Prince William Series: NORTHERN VIRGINIA ELECTIONS The Washington Post ; As this year's election season heads into its final nine days, the campaigns in Prince William County are charged with a mood of political upheaval. Voters are declaring that they want fresh faces and philosophies. Incumbent-bashing rhetoric is running high, and the probability is strong that the
	One Prince William Hopes to Lure Another; County Invites Young Royal for 275th Birthday The Washington Post ; What do the second-largest county in Virginia and a British royal heartthrob have in common? A name and a long-ago relative. Prince William County officials are hoping that's enough to lure the fair-haired Prince William Arthur Philip Louis -- son of Princess Diana and Prince Charles and grandson
	2 Dozen Charged in Prince William Crack Sweep The Washington Post ; ... significant," said Peter Gruden, a special agent with the Drug Enforcement Administration, who spoke to reporters yesterday at news conference in Woodbridge. "That's a lot of crack, especially in Prince William. If we've knocked {the gang} out, it will make ...
	Prince William's Plan for the Royal Treatment The Washington Post ; Concerned about the number of its employees -- particularly new hires -- who choose to live outside the county, Prince William is considering a plan to build housing for its workers. Proponents of this proposal argue that the median value of owner-occupied housing in Prince William County --
	Inova Deal to Expand Services at Prince William, Officials Say The Washington Post ; Northern Virginia's largest chain of hospitals would take over Prince William Hospital in Manassas under a merger plan being considered by the nonprofit groups that operate the hospitals. Inova Health System, which runs six hospitals in the region, is considering adding a seventh and renaming it

See all results.