Four members of a Dallas-area street gang are facing federal charges for their role in trafficking methamphetamine, according to United States Attorney for the Northern District of Texas Ryan Raybould.
According to a release shared by the U.S. Attorney’s office, Ventrous Deshun James, Joseph Lewis Morgan, Dionyuta Henry, and David Beaty were charged on April 14, 2026, with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine.
The release states the arrests are the result of a months-long investigation targeting members of the “007 Bonton Bloods” gang. Multiple law enforcement agencies were involved, including the Dallas Police Department, ATF, and the FBI’s Safe Streets Violent Gang Task Force
The release states that the investigation led to the search of multiple residences in Seagoville, where agents seized significant quantities of drugs, including about 22.7 pounds of methamphetamine, 4.6 pounds of methamphetamine tablets, 1.6 pounds of cocaine, nearly 78 pounds of marijuana, and marijuana wax.
Photos of drugs and currency seized during the residential searches
Photos of drugs and currency seized during the residential searches
Photo of a firearm equipped with machine gun conversion device
Photo of firearms seized during the residential searches
Authorities also reported seizing more than $61,000 in cash and more than 25 firearms. Three of the weapons included machine gun conversion devices commonly referred to as “switches.”
These devices can modify a handgun into an automatic weapon. Additional switches, ammunition, and magazines were also found, according to the complaint.
If convicted, each defendant could face up to 40 years in federal prison.