Vista Homeboys Gang Members

Deputies from the Vista Gang Enforcement Team stopped a Cadillac Escalade with three people inside near Olive Avenue and North Melrose Drive at about 5:05 p.m., said Sgt. Frank Sandoval. The Escalade was being driven by a woman wanted for a felony warrant, Sandoval said. Once she stopped the vehicle, she and her male passenger bailed and a chase ensued.

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Mar 29, 2018 - A Vista gang member was sentenced Thursday to more than 16 years in prison for gun trafficking and for being a felon in possession of.

Deputies recognized the male passenger to be a documented Vista Homeboys gang member and convicted felon, Sandoval said. Deputies caught up with the man near the 500 block of Olive Avenue where he began to fight with deputies, Sandoval said. When deputies gained control of him, they found a loaded handgun concealed inside his waistband and the firearm turned out to be stolen, Sandoval said. The man also was in possession of methamphetamine, Sandoval said.

SAN DIEGO – Today, Noe Lugo, aka No-No, a Vista Home Boy Gang Member and prior convicted felon, was sentenced to 200 months in custody after being convicted of gun trafficking and of being a felon-in-possession of firearms. In mid-2016, law enforcement began focusing their efforts on targeting gun trafficking activities in San Diego’s North County. Through the course of the investigation, law enforcement identified Noe Lugo, who goes by the moniker “No-No,” as a source of firearms. With the assistance of a confidential informant (“CI”), law enforcement then purchased several firearms from Lugo over the course of approximately two months. During September and October 2016, Lugo sold the CI seven firearms, including: a Colt.380 caliber handgun; a Heckler & Koch.45 caliber handgun; a Berretta 9mm handgun; a Glock 17 9mm handgun, a Harrington & Richardson 732 revolver, a Smith & Wesson M&P 15, an AR-10 rifle, and multiple calibers of ammunition. Lugo had additional firearms available and had made arrangements to sell even more.

After a multi-day trial, on December 1, 2016, a jury found Lugo guilty of gun trafficking and being a felon in possession of firearms. At the sentencing today, District Court Judge John A. Houston sentenced Lugo to 200 months in custody. According to Court filings, Lugo engaged in the illegal trafficking of firearms with children present, sold firearms to other gang members within and outside of his own gang, admitted shooting a rival gang member, and made chilling statements about killing law enforcement.

Lugo’s sentence included enhancements because one of the firearms contained a high capacity magazine, some of the firearms were stolen, and Lugo possessed the firearms in connection with another felony offense, namely, marijuana trafficking. “Noe Lugo operated in the black market where high-powered firearms are illegally exchanged among violent gang members. He was a menace to our communities and a genuine threat to law enforcement,” commented U.S.