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Los Angeles Times
Crime boss 'Wicked' nearly toppled L.A. gang
Ezequiel Romo, known as “Wicked,” led the Blythe Street gang in Panorama City, overseeing criminal activities from prison, including drug deals, violence, and murders linked to the Mexican Mafia. After his release from prison in 2014, Romo gained control and directed gang operations via contraband cellphones, ordering killings of rivals and internal dissenters. His leadership, characterized by violence and influence, ended with his life in prison after being stabbed by other inmates, highlighting the ongoing impact of gang conflicts in the community.
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