Six alleged members of a Denver meth ring were indicted Wednesday, accused of breaking into homes and vehicles, and selling stolen property to buy the drug.
The 27-count indictment, filed in Denver District Court, charges the suspects with racketeering, motor-vehicle theft and drug possession.
The indictment names Moises Sanchez Barajas, Jessica Unyong Pak, Ali Douglas Samei, Ramie Lynn Kendall, Jeffrey Phillip Wickstrom and Jacob Wayne English as defendants.
The various charges allege that for more than two years, ring members broke into homes, businesses and vehicles across the state and stole property and personal and financial information. Members then sold, traded or bartered the stolen goods in exchange for drugs, primarily but not limited to methamphetamine.
The indictment states that the group often shared money and property. In the summer of 2010, the group was renting two storage units in Aurora where members stored stolen property, according to the indictment.
The location was one of several places where the group sold stolen property to buy methamphetamine or distributed the drug, the indictment said.
Jordan Steffen, The Denver Post
