Gilbert Goons Mug Shots: A Police Cover-Up?

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The millionaire parents of one teen gang member accused of murdering his 16-year-old peer on Halloween weekend last year in Queen Creek, Arizona, allegedly helped cover the suspects’ tracks. A new report details how Gilbert police repeatedly ignored youth violence in Morrison Ranch, similar to how they failed to address the Gilbert Goons . A gang of Arizona teens who call themselves the ’ Gilbert Goons ’ was allowed to run amok Phoenix suburbs before several of its members were charged with the murder of 16-year-old Preston Lord. Members of the Gilbert Town Council approved 6-0 to establish a subcommittee to look into the increase in teen violence, as the East Valley town continues to turn its focus onto the so-called. The father of a teen violence victim has filed a formal complaint against dozens of people, including the families of teens, who are alleged to be part of a group known as the Gilbert Goons . A group of men wearing black caps — allegedly Garrison, Renner and Woods — approached the victim in the parking garage and attacked him, according to probable cause statements from Gilbert. That’s how long it took for 20-year-old Jacob Pennington to find himself back in police custody after signing the terms of his probation. The alleged member of the Gilbert Goons was found. EXCLUSIVE Defiant police chief defends handling of ’ Gilbert Goons ’ - despite claims of a cover-up and horrific examples of how gang targeted other kids before boy, 16, was beaten to death at. But when the first arrests tied to the Goons attacks were announced in January by the Gilbert Police Department, it was the mug shots of two young men of color — one Black , one Latino — that were. The Goons had been reported for randomly attacking other teens in parking lots and at parties, often sharing videos of the assaults on social media. With the Mauraders, The Arizona Republic’s investigat­ion team has uncovered a 400-page police report into the barn fire last summer.