Six San Francisco Men Sentenced in Decade-Long Gang Violence Case

The sentencing closes a significant chapter of gang-related violence in San Francisco's Mission District, with sentences ranging from 11 to 32 years.

Six men associated with the Sureños gang were sentenced for their roles in multiple killings and other crimes in San Francisco's Mission District.
The crimes, spanning from 2006 to 2013, included cold case murders, shootings, and drug trafficking.
Key figures such as Eddy Urbina and Jonathan Aguilar received the longest sentences for their direct involvement in high-profile killings.
The investigation was supported by Homeland Security Investigations and the San Francisco Police Department.
The sentences aim to bring closure to the victims' families and demonstrate a commitment to prosecuting gang-related violence regardless of when it occurred.