Prosecutors allege members of the "Wild 100s," which is also referred to as "Shark Gang" or "SNG," defrauded the Department of Labor by submitting false and fraudulent applications for benefits under programs such as the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance Program and other unemployment insurance programs.Īccording to the release, the members would go on to spend millions of dollars illegally obtained from the government to purchase guns, drugs, jewelry and vacations, in addition to Bowman and Jackson using some of the funds to arrange the murder for hire. Of the 30 defendants, 27 have been named and have been charged with mail fraud conspiracy. They are also facing charges related to a mail fraud conspiracy.
Both men could be sentenced to life in prison. Department of Justice.īowman and Jackson were charged with murder for hire, discharging a firearm during a crime of violence, and conspiracy to commit offenses related to the possession and sale of firearms. Two of the individuals, Ronnell Bowman and Ronnie Jackson, are accused of arranging and executing the April 2021 murder of a person, identified only as "N.B." in a Wednesday news release from the U.S. Federal prosecutors have brought charges against 30 members and affiliates of a Milwaukee street gang known as "Wild 100s," alleging they secured millions of dollars by defrauding the government.
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