Indictment accuses 13 youth gang members of 6 murders

WILMINGTON, Del. (WPVI) -- Delaware law enforcement officials have announced a 91-count indictment against 13 alleged members of a Wilmington youth gang believed to be involved in six murders in the crime-ridden city over the past three years.

The indictment announced Friday involves a group called the Touch Money Gang, or TMG, with the defendants ranging in age from 15 to 23, most of them teenagers.

The charges include murder, robbery, conspiracy and a host of other crimes, including weapons offenses.

Officials say all 13 defendants, who are in custody, also are charged with gang participation.

Attorney General Matt Denn said investigators believe the murders were committed by gang members who were between the ages of 14 and 19 at the time of the killings.

The suspects were identified as:

JOHN BRISCO, aka "Bin Laden", 18 years old

RAYMIRE BRISCOE, aka "Fats", 15 years old

ALEXANDER FITZGERALD, aka "Trey", 19 years old

BRYANT HAWKES, aka "Black Sosa", 20 years old

AQUANTAY GARNER, aka "Caper Boi", 19 years old

RYLIER GRAYSON, aka "Lier", 20 years old

RONALD MADDREY, aka "Doo", 20 years old

KADIR MCCOY, aka "D-Rose", 17 years old

TYMERE RIGHTER, aka "Frog", 19 years old

JACQUEZ ROBINSON, aka "Quez", 20 years old

RANDY SCOTT, aka "YL", 23 years old

JAYMERE WHITE, aka "Jay 5", 17 years old

DAYMERE WISHER, aka "Day-Day", 16 years old