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Rap News and Street Politics · The Queen of the South: 18th Street Federal Indictment · 12 Mar 2026 podcast

They took down 39 of these dudes in 2007.

Around that time, they also took down Shadow Park and the Hoover Locos, and in 2013, they took down 20 dudes for Rancho Park.

And they've noted that over the last 10 years,

18th street has committed 250 gang homicides which is a murder rate three times higher than any other gang in the area but with over a hundred thousand members operating in over a hundred cities a transnational organization this indictment is just for what a lot of y'all be saying in the comments just to show something for the upcoming olympics because macarthur park

is definitely gonna remain one of the most grimiest places in the city of L.A.

Now, the La M.A.

indictment with the Ayala brother, who's also known as the professor, not only dealt with the Sinaloa cartel connection, but the key factor that we see in every single

south sider or a mexican mafia indictment is the extortion or the taxes that's imposed on members we go through countless indictments where we see the same thing them collecting money from their members and musicians like we spoke about in the big rabbit and peso situation on the east side in the pbss but along with the sinaloa cartel connection in that indictment

They had some rappers in there that were imposing taxes on other rappers.

They had Big Temps, who was said to be the main tax collector in Riverside County, and a rapper coming out of Riverside County, as well as Mr. Payaso and Menace, who are from a hood in Seattle called United Locotes.

That indictment shows that the direction of the professor, they shook down the individual who went unnamed as a rapper in the indictment.

for claiming mexican mafia affiliation in a video on youtube now mr payaso and menace ended up carrying out an arson on that individual's property for claiming mexican mafia affiliation and not paying up and they compared that shakedown with mr payaso

to a situation with King Lil G, another individual from 18th Street who was said to be paying taxes to Guero Caballo.

So all of these indictments are really different chapters out of the same book with these dudes.

But as usual, everybody is innocent until proven guilty.

This indictment just dropped.

These dudes have just went into federal custody.

There is some speculation about Kiko Gonzalez getting out on a $2 million bail and actually being taken over

to the sheriffs but it does seem like the feds picked her up and she stuck i don't see them dropping an indictment and giving her a bail in one day usually it's a process we'll see how things go but she's tied into them dudes at the top

And 18th Street is set to pick up the pieces in a million dollar operation coming out of MacArthur Park.

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