NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Orleans Parish District Attorney Jason Williams has indicted a group of suspects he says are in a gang called "The Glock Boyz." "I don't want to put young men in jail needlessly, but whenever this violent activity rips across our streets and causes so much injury, so much death, so much mayhem, we have no choice," said Assistant District Attorney Andre Gaudin. Williams was joined by multiple law enforcement agencies explaining the gang members are accused of committing multiple violent crimes in the city and neighboring parishes. New Orleans police arrest suspect in fatal shooting of Cox employee "Four members of this gang have been formally charged for their roles in an organized crime spree that spanned several months that included murder, armed robbery and a host of other extremely violent acts," said Williams. Gaudin explains they became aware of the gang's activity earlier this year. "The horrible pistol-whipping and murder that occurred outside the Shamrock bar on Sept. 1 of 2024, to a Sept. 12 shooting just across the street from Kip Central, 30 or 40 rounds discharged," said Gaudin. He also says they were able to match crimes to the gang due to posts made about the incidents on social media. Gaudin believes the group wanted to be recognized. "The right clothing, the right faces, everything that we possibly could use to make sure we had the right individuals for each of these offenses," said Gaudin. Hollygrove motel shut down due to ‘rampant criminal activity’ is demolished So far, only three men and one woman have been indicted, but Williams says more arrests are expected. He's also issuing a strong message to those who may be involved in criminal activity. "If you are an individual that is choosing to wreak havoc in any part of this city, or if you are involved in a group of individuals that are choosing to wreak havoc in any part of this community whether it's simply intimidating people, you're next up, " said Williams. Williams says arrest warrants have already been issued, for several suspects believed to be responsible for additional crimes in the city. Stay up to date with the latest news, weather and sports by downloading the WGNO app on the Apple or Google Play stores and by subscribing to the WGNO newsletter. Latest Post Jalen Green and Rockets beat New Orleans 133-113 and send Pelicans to their 5th straight loss Louisiana resident becomes first 'severe case' of bird flu in the U.S. Thief returns baby Jesus figurine stolen from Colorado nativity scene: 'I made a dumb mistake' 'Very scary': Texas woman says she was bitten by snake in her toilet Company finds imported seafood being labeled as 'local' in Louisiana restaurants