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We have the ability in the federal criminal justice system to put these violent gang members away for a long time, and we will persist in our efforts to get them off the streets. “This investigation serves as a warning to criminals who behave as if there are no consequences to their actions. I commend the FBI special agents and the NYPD detectives for their relentless investigative work on the case.” “This Office and its law enforcement partners are committed to ending the brutality that violent gangs so wantonly inflict on citizens in our communities.

“It is our hope that today’s charges against members of the Ninedee Gang bring some solace to the family of Shatavia Walls as we seek justice for her senseless, cold-blooded murder,” stated Acting United States Attorney Kasulis. Shea, Commissioner, New York City Police Department (NYPD), announced the arrests and charges. Kasulis, Acting United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, Jacqueline Maguire, Acting Assistant Director-in-Charge, Federal Bureau of Investigation, New York Field Office (FBI), and Dermot F. Fernandez and Miller were already in federal custody as a result of prior charges and will be arraigned at later date. Green and Wint were arrested this morning and will be arraigned this afternoon before United States Magistrate Judge Ramon E. The new charges were announced against defendants Quintin Green, Chayanne Fernandez, Maliek Miller and Kevin Wint. Pink Houses (“Pink Houses”) in East New York, with racketeering, murder in-aid-of racketeering, drug trafficking, firearms offenses and robbery. The price range of homes in East New York Brooklyn NY is from $200,000's - $600,000's.Earlier today, a nine-count superseding indictment was unsealed in federal court in Brooklyn charging four members of the Ninedee Gang, a violent street gang based at the Louis H. For the past quarter century or so, the Latin Souls Little League has also celebrated their opening day in May with a parade in East New York. Since around the 1970's, East New York residents have gathered each September at the annual East New York Street Fair and Music Festival held on New Lots Avenue. East New York's neighborhood organizations focus on supporting and nurturing with recreational and educational programs the more than 60,000 children and young adults who live in the area.

Some residents of East New York feel that East New York includes the smaller neighborhoods of New Lots and Starrett at Spring Creek. Today East New York residents consider the development where these buildings stand interspersed with ball fields,parks and shopping areas a part of their community and shop at many of Starrett's stores. Starrett at Spring Creek is the largest federally assisted housing project in the United States. In 1972 construction began on the 153 acre Starrett City (now Starrett at Spring Creek), 46 apartment buildings, each with as many as 20 stories. The main commercial areas of East New York are Pitkin Avenue, New Lots Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue. More than 1,000 of these new homes have been built in East New York, and more than 600 additional houses were built by the year 2000. Many of these Nehemiah Houses (named after the biblical reformer) two story one family row houses were built on Blake and Dumont Avenues between Cleveland and Warwick Streets. During the early and mid 1980's a consortium of local organizations, church congregations and homeowner associations working with the Council of East Brooklyn Churches began to develop private houses in East New York. There are also a number of large housing complexes in East New York, including Louis H Pink Houses, Cypress Hills Housing, Linden Homes, Linden Plaza Houses and Boulevard Housing.

Housing that was built was mostly walk up apartments and row houses, but side streets were dotted with freestanding houses designed for two,three and four families. After the Willimsburg Bridge opened in 1903 and the Interborough Rapid Transit subway reached New Lots in 1922, East New York expanded. New Lots remained mostly rural until 1835 when John Pitkin a wealthy Connecticut merchant, bought land north of New Lots Avenue and named the area East New York because it was at the eastern end of metropolitan New York City. The New Lots Reformed Dutch Church, which is also called the New Lots Community Church was built in 1824, and this landmarked building still stands on New Lots Avenue. In the 1670's farmers from Flatbush moved east seeking new land and renamed the area New Lots, to contrast with a part of Flatbush near the village center, which was then called Old Lots. The area that is today East New York was once called Ostwont (east woods).