Arizona's Most Wanted: Unseen Gilbert Goons Mugshots Revealed

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Arizona ’s Most Wanted : Unmasking the Gilbert Goons Mugshots – A Deep Dive into a Recent Crime Spree 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 ." This blog post delves into the details of this unfolding story, examining the individuals involved. People on social media have identified renner as a member of the gilbert goons, a wannabe gang beating up teenagers in town for over a year. Multiple people were attacked, and one victim was. Five arrests were made after a street gang dubbed the ’ Gilbert Goons ’ plagued a sleepy Arizona town by attacking teenagers and robbing stores. Jacob Pennington, 20, allegedly beat a. Jacob Pennington , a 20-year-old suspect in a string of teen violence cases in the East Valley, was sentenced to probation and deferred jail time in connection to a teen violence case last year. 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,. Gage Garrison , 19, was arrested on Jan. 24 for his involvement in an aggravated assault at a parking garage near Vaughn Avenue, which occurred on December 3, 2022. Garrison was also one of. The Fugitive Apprehension Tactical Enforcement Unit (FATE), a member of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Desert Hawk Violent Crimes Task Force, is launching “Maricopa County’s Most Wanted ” to locate and apprehend violent fugitives wanted on arrest warrants or probable cause. The murder of Preston Lord and the ensuing allegations against the “ Gilbert Goons ” and their families highlight critical societal, legal, and ethical questions. High-school students knew about them—one victim later described them to law enforcement as “a group of kids just harassing Arizona ”— but the Gilbert police seemingly did not. Seven suspects ranging in age from 17 to 20 have been arrested for alleged first-degree murder and other offenses for Lord’ s death. Their trial isn’t expected to start until mid-2025.