The Truth About Gilbert Goons Mug Shots: Is It A Hoax?

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Police call the teenage gang the " Gilbert Goons " in thousands of pages of recently released documents obtained by FOX 10 Phoenix. Treston Billey, 18, Jacob Meisner, 17, Taylor Sherman, 19,. The infamous mug shots of the Gilbert Goons – a group implicated in a string of high-profile crimes – have captivated the public for weeks, sparking countless discussions and theories. 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. We are learning more about the plea deals that were offered to teen violence suspects with connections to the Gilbert Goons criminal street gang. On May 11, we reported that Garrett Bagshaw,. The authorities didn’t seem to pay attention to the Gilbert Goons until one boy was dead and seven others were charged with murder, Rachel Monroe writes. Despite Pinal County court records, Alisha Tidwell claims her son has no association with the group. 20-year-old Jacob Pennington is now the first arrestee to claim association with the group known. The quiet suburban streets of Gilbert, Arizona, were recently rocked by a series of brazen crimes , leading to the release of several mugshots now circulating under the moniker “Gilbert Goons.”. Some claim this is tied to gang violence , and that the group (and others) had a crew called “Gilbert Goons,” which was apparently the name of their Snapchat discussion. The " Gilbert Goons " are described as “a gang” of 20 or more — mostly white, upper-middle-class teenagers from multiple southeast Valley high schools.