PORT ARTHUR, Texas — Seven people were indicted following a July raid in Port Arthur where investigators say they found drugs, firearms and a 'stolen rifle-resistant' vest with the word 'POLICE' on it.
A Jefferson County grand jury indicted Dominick Mack, 21, Christopher Como, 17, Davon Achord, 18, Jeanetta Loya, 39, Christopher Delasbour, 17, Ismael Loya, 38 and Brenden Shields, 18, on organized criminal activity charges.
Investigators say Shields was identified as a suspect in an armed home invasion robbery in the 3600 block of Normandy Avenue on June 27. The documents say he was later identified as a member of 1224 Gang.
Police say he was identified, along with three others, on a security video showing a firearm being taken from a vehicle in Port Neches.
On July 31, a search warrant was carried out in the 4100 block of Charlotte Dr. leading to the discovery of 3.23 grams of cocaine packaged for individual sale, firearms, a stolen AR-15, scales and baggies according to a probable cause affidavit. Investigators also recovered the stolen vest, along with a substance believed to be marijuana according to the documents.
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Detectives say those indicted were working together to sell narcotics, firearms and stolen items.
The documents say they found 'social media posts depicting their criminal activity together.'
Como and Shields were indicted on felony theft of a firearm charges in September.
