Leader of 960 Gang in Waterbury gets 10 years for deadly shootings and conspiracy
Zaekwon McDaniel, also known as "Gap," was found guilty in February 2024 of multiple offenses, including two counts of causing death with a firearm, attempted murder, and conspiracy to engage in racketeering.
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Sep 10, 2025, 11:11 AM
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3h agoA gang leader from Waterbury has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for a series of violent crimes.
Zaekwon McDaniel, also known as "Gap," was found guilty in February 2024 of multiple offenses, including two counts of causing death with a firearm, attempted murder, and conspiracy to engage in racketeering.
He was identified as a leader of the 960 Gang.
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