The FBI captured Ten Most Wanted fugitive Gregory Henderson Jr., just three days after adding the alleged Indianapolis gang leader to its list and offering a reward of up to $1 million for information leading to his arrest.Henderson, 46, had evaded arrest since a sweeping federal takedown of his alleged organization in August 2023.He faces federal charges of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute controlled substances, conspiracy to launder monetary instruments and conspiracy to engage in an animal fighting venture.The FBI alleges Henderson led a violent Indianapolis gang whose drug trafficking network was supplied by the Sinaloa Cartel and distributed methamphetamine, cocaine and fentanyl throughout Indianapolis and the surrounding Midwest.WOMAN ADDED TO FBI'S TEN MOST WANTED LIST ARRESTED HOURS LATER AFTER TIPS POURED IN FROM FLORIDA: PATELThe FBI marked Gregory Henderson Jr.’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives poster "CAPTURED" following his arrest.
(FBI)His capture marks the ninth FBI Ten Most Wanted fugitive apprehended since President Donald Trump returned to office.The nine fugitives had collectively spent more than 50 years on the run, according to the FBI.
The FBI says the nine captures are more than twice the four Ten Most Wanted fugitives captured during the Biden administration.FBI Director Kash Patel told Fox News Digital exclusively that Henderson’s capture reflected a broader increase in Ten Most Wanted apprehensions under the Trump administration."Nine Top Ten Most Wanted Fugitives is more than twice as many as captured under the entirety of the prior administration — and this FBI and our partners did it in 18 months under President Trump’s brilliant leadership," Patel said."Gregory Henderson Jr.
had been on the run for a year, wanted for his alleged involvement in major drug trafficking operation and animal fighting conspiracies as the alleged leader of a violent neighborhood-based gang located in Indianapolis, Indiana ...