Latin Kings crime boss pleads guilty to racketeering

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The second-ranking leader of the D.C.-area Latin Kings gang has pleaded guilty to federal racketeering charges, admitting he ran a violent criminal organization involved in drugs, prostitution and murder.

Remy Heath, 26, also known as “King Remy” and “King Mello,” faces a maximum of life in prison at his sentencing scheduled for May 27.

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