Possible Felony Lane Gang Member Arrested Near Nashua: Police

HUDSON, NH — A possible member of the notorious "Felony Lane Gang" toting multiple cloned credit cards was recently arrested in Hudson after after chasing a woman, police said.

Gabriel Young, 26, of Yonkers, New York, was charged with driving without a valid license and held on $100,000 bail pending an arraignment in Nashua District Court Tuesday.

Police said on Friday at about 4 p.m., officers were called to the Tire Warehouse on Lowell Road for a report that Young was chasing a woman through the parking lot. Young was arrested on the spot; he was found to be in possession of multiple cloned credit cards, according to police. Additional charges against Young are likely, police added.

The Felony Lang Gang is responsible for stealing over $1 million in smash-and-grab robberies and credit card fraud up and down the East Coast, police said. The gang is made up of people in "hopeless situations" recruited by organizers. The gang has targeted Massachusetts, Connecticut, Florida, and Maryland, among other states.

Hudson police credited witnesses for alerting them to Young's presence in town.

"Thank you to all the citizens that called us with information," police Lt. Ted Dionne said in a statement.

A police investigation is ongoing.

"Additional charges may be forthcoming and other parties may also be involved," Dionne said. "The activity may be similar to that of Felony Lane Gang."

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Photo: Gabriel Young. (Credit: Hudson police)