3rd suspected MS-13 gang member charged in 2016 Greenlawn Park slaying
Police tell News 12 that Carlos Lopez-Campos, of Maryland, confessed last week to killing 18-year-old Estiven Abrego Gomez.
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Oct 31, 2020, 2:16 AM
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2ds agoA third suspected MS-13 gang member has been charged in the brutal 2016 death of a teen in Greenlawn Park.
Police tell News 12 that Carlos Lopez-Campos, of Maryland, confessed last week to killing 18-year-old Estiven Abrego Gomez.
Gomez's body was found in Tri Village Little League Park in August 2016. Authorities say Abrego-Gomez may have been associated with a rival gang of MS-13.
As News 12 has reported, two other MS-13 members have already been arrested in the slaying.
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