When President Trump calls MS-13 gang members “animals” this is what he means. Two teens had already killed someone a few days before they carried out another murder with the help of four others. The bloodthirsty gang members killed a teen in Queens, NY and now this…

Six suspected MS-13 gang members have been indicted in the gruesome murder of a 17-year-old Long Island boy, but two of the six carried out the murder.

The brutal murder of Harold Sermeno was carried out when the group invited him at a local community center where one suspect shot Sermeno multiple times, and another slashed the victim in the neck with a machete. The machete is often used in the murders that this cold-blooded gang commits.

The body was found in a playground area near the local community center.

Carlos Guerra, 18, and Jonathan Sanchez, 22, were arraigned on Monday. Four more teens were indicted

According to Long Island News, the two who committed this murder had murdered someone else a few days before and were already in jail for that murder:

Sanchez and Guerra are also among those charged in the same indictment with a slaying in Queens a few days before Sermeno was killed.

In that case, Sanchez and Guerra allegedly sent pictures of Ian Cruz to other gang members, saying he had been “talking bad about MS-13” and got permission from the gang for the slaying.

Sanchez and Guerra were already in Rikers Island and were brought to Mineola Monday for arraignment.

‘It’s very dangerous out there; drugs are pouring in, human trafficking — so many different problems including gangs like MS-13. We don’t want them in the United States…We need a great barrier, and if we don’t have it, it’s never going to work.” – PDJT

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