Rene "Boxer" Enriquez from Varrio Artesia / La Eme

[alexalonso]

Rene Boxer Enriquez actually had a parole hearing last week, even though one of his murder convictions is life WITHOUT parole. I dont beleive that there is any way he can get out unless he is pardoned or his conviction is overturned, but I guess he is an example of "snitching pays off."


He has testified in about 10 cases against regular gang members and actual La Eme gang members. He testified against Eulalio "Lalo" Martinez in 2013, he also testified against Senon Grajeda in 2012.

Lalo beat his murder case, but then overdosed in his cell in the LA COunty jail awaiting drug trafficking case he was hit with after he beat the murder case. Rene was scheduled to testify in that one.

Senon Grajeda was found guilty of 1st degree murder but an appellate court over turned that conviction, so he basically beat that case. The the has to decide if they will retry him, or resentence him to 2nd degree murder.

Whats' you overall take of Rene Boxer Enriquez?

[MMRbkaRudog]

He might have been from Arta 13, but from what I remember he grew up good in Cerritos or some other neighborhood. Not only that, but he is educated and I can't believe what he did with his life. There is money in crime, but I think he should have been better than that and now he's just nothing more than a marked rat doing life in the pen.

[femun]

He should be let out, he paid his debt to society.

[bumperjack]

He is a Rat,who reneged on his hardscrabble convict code...He should remain in PC and in custody for his murder convictions... he has not paid for his crimes...just because he ratted on his fellow comrades... does not vindicate him from his crimes...He is no better than the rest of the trash on SNY Yards...He is a drop out rat,snitching Killer...he does not stand in his own alot of killers turn on there comrades that once held high position in the Ranks of there Gangs...Wendell Blue Norris of the Aryan Brotherhood turned on his Gang... who at one time was the shotcaller of the brand (Aryan Brotherhood ) who later was stabbed 7 times in the chest at Calpatria State Prison in 2007...thats Rene Boxer Enriquez destiny...

[alexalonso]

He has two murder convictions, how any people have you heard of that get released after being convicted for 2 separate murders? I cant think of any. I would have been surprised if he was granted parole.

[alexalonso]

He is a Rat,who reneged on his hardscrabble convict code...He should remain in PC and in custody for his murder convictions... he has not paid for his crimes...just because he ratted on his fellow comrades... does not vindicate him from his crimes...He is no better than the rest of the trash on SNY Yards...He is a drop out rat,snitching Killer...he does not stand in his own alot of killers turn on there comrades that once held high position in the Ranks of there Gangs...Wendell Blue Norris of the Aryan Brotherhood turned on his Gang... who at one time was the shotcaller of the brand (Aryan Brotherhood ) who later was stabbed 7 times in the chest at Calpatria State Prison in 2007...thats Rene Boxer Enriquez destiny...

I dont think Rene is even on an SNY yard. I think he is in isolation, so I doubt anyone will ever get to him.

[bumperjack]

Know he is not on a "SNY" yard anywhere in California... he is in a federal prison somewhere in segregation for sure for his safety.

[bumperjack]

"GOVERNOR BLOCKS PAROLE OF FORMER LEADER TURNED INFORMANT OF THE MEXICAN MAFIA"

(Reuters) - California Governor Jerry Brown blocked parole for a former leader of the Mexican Mafia prison gang who went on to become an informant for police, his office said on Friday.

Rene "Boxer" Enriquez, 52, is serving three concurrent life sentences for two counts of second degree murder and a charge of assault with a deadly weapon.

Brown acknowledged Enriquez's attempts to better himself while in prison - including his gang informant work for police, expert testimony at various criminal trials, and informational lectures to law enforcement organizations - but said they did not outweigh the risks.

"Because he is a high-profile drop-out targeted by the Mexican Mafia, Mr. Enriquez's parole poses a serious security risk to him, his family, his parole agents, and the community in which he is placed," Brown said in his decision, according to a copy published online by the Los Angeles Times.

Enriquez, who joined the Mexican Mafia in 1985 while in prison for armed robbery and forcible rape, ordered a gang associate to kill a drug dealer in 1989 while he was on parole because he thought she was cheating customers, according to the governor's decision.

Seven days after that killing, he carried out a hit against a Mexican Mafia member who had fallen out of favor by pumping him full of heroin before driving the man to a deserted area and shooting him in the head five times, the document said.

While in Los Angeles County Jail in 1991, he and an accomplice stabbed another inmate 26 times while being held in an attorney room, the decision said. The victim survived.

He was involved with the gang for nearly 20 years, during which time he stabbed other inmates, recruited and trained new members, and oversaw a violent drug-dealing crew in East Los Angeles, according to the document.

The Los Angeles Times reported that he defected from the gang in 2002.

[bumperjack]

http://abc30.com/news/former-mexican-ma ... le/522961/ [This also a good news brief on the subject by a news team]