By Steve Neavling
ticklethewire.com
The newest addition to the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted list is a Jamaican gangster accused of being involved in a quadruple homicide at an underground restaurant in Los Angeles.
Marlon Jones, who has been described as violent with an extensive criminal background, disappeared after the Oct. 15 shootout.
Police are still investigating the shooting, which lead to the arrests of two men.
“While attending a birthday party on October 15, 2016, Jones allegedly shot and killed a rival Jamaican gang member,” the FBI said in a statement. “The party was being held at a crowded home in the West Adams District of Los Angeles which had been temporarily converted into a restaurant, according to detectives with the LAPD’s Criminal Gangs Homicide Division who are investigating the murders. According to detectives, an exchange of gunfire took place between rival gang members, leaving four dead and ten others wounded.”
Jone has been charged with four counts of suspicion of murder.
Ads said he fled Los Angeles after the shooting to avoid prosecution.
