Seven men have been indicted for allegedly trafficking cocaine and firearms in Prince William County.
The 34-count indictment, filed in federal court in Alexandria, claims that the drug ring was a major source of cocaine in the county and received its supplies from a Mexican trafficking organization.
Prosecutors identified 30-year-old Yasin Oriza Arreola, who also goes by “Tony” or “El Diablo,” of Catlett, Va., as the ring’s leader. He is accused of posing as a construction worker to conduct drug trades around the county.
Also charged are Jose Salgado Lovo, 40; Isitro Liberato, 20; Kelvin Martinez, 25; Manuel Perez Castillo, 42; Jorge Isiais Fernandez, 35; and Angel Enrique Flores, 44. All are from Manassas.
All of the men were arrested in August.
