A former member of a Clarendon-based gang pleaded guilty for his roles in 11 murders in the parish.
Travis Gilman was convicted on a 15-count indictment in the Home Circuit Court.
The murders date back to 2017.
He’s been found guilty on three counts of murder, five counts of conspiracy to murder, three counts of accessory after the fact to murder, and one count of accessory before the fact to murder.
He’s also been charged with, One count of accessory to wounding with intent, one count of illegal possession of a firearm, one count of illegal possession of ammunition.
Gilman was sentenced by High Court Judge Leighton Pusey to 210 years in prison for the offences.
However, the sentences are to run at the same time and so he will be eligible for parole after 25 years in prison.
