The Police Impersonators Who Rob Drug Dealers
Synopsis
Over 100 homes were invaded by a gang impersonating police officers in Detroit during the 1990s, leading to widespread fear and violence.
Synopsis
Detroit, February 1994. A gang of robbers, posing as police officers, invades homes in search of drugs and money. They commit violent acts, leaving residents terrified. One homeowner fights back, shooting at the intruders, which leads to a police investigation. The FBI and local police form the Safe Streets Violent Crimes Task Force to address the escalating crisis. Over the following months, 29 gang members are arrested and convicted, marking a significant effort to restore safety in the city.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how a gang impersonated police to commit crimes.
- Find out the tactics used by the violent home invaders.
- Meet the FBI agents who took down the gang.
Did You Know
- In the 1990s, a gang in Detroit invaded over 100 homes.
- The gang's home invasions averaged more than one per week.
- 29 gang members were convicted in the largest home invasion prosecution to date.
- The Safe Streets Violent Crimes Task Force was formed in June 1994.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many homes were invaded by the gang in Detroit?
The gang invaded over 100 homes in Detroit.
What year did the Safe Streets Violent Crimes Task Force form?
The Safe Streets Violent Crimes Task Force was formed in June 1994.
How many gang members were ultimately convicted?
A total of 29 gang members were convicted and sentenced on federal or state charges.
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