Two Men Including One Nicknamed ‘Hitler’ Sentenced In Louisiana-to-Oakland Racketeering Case

Two men were sentenced Tuesday to a collective 66 years in federal prison for their roles in a whole slew of criminal activity stretching from Louisiana to California, including a murder-for-hire scheme that resulted in the death of an Oakland man.

By: NIK WOJCIK

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Photo courtesy of Lafayette Parish County Sheriff.

The San Francisco office of the FBI announced on Twitter Wednesday that Mario Robinson of Oakland and Marcus Etienne, a.k.a. “Hitler,” of St. Martin Parish, Louisiana will immediately begin serving their respective 34- and 32-year sentences for “racketeering conspiracy” in a multi-state pot ring enterprise. The conspiracy aspect is just the tip of the iceberg in a laundry list of charges that reads like the stuff of nightmares.

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