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00:00by Daniel to this individual and he helped secrete the body and bury the

00:05body of Miss Shea. She has been dead for several days. The preliminary hearing in

00:14this matter will be held on September the 12th of 2025 at 930 in the morning.

00:20The bond today was set by Judge Eileen Oliver. Eileen Oliver is a judge of the

00:25district court for the state of Maryland. She held the defendant, Mr. Embry,

00:30without bond today, citing that there was no restrictive, no less restrictive

00:34condition that she could set in this matter that would keep the committee

00:38safe. As a result, Mr. Embry is held without bond at this point in time in

00:43the Montgomery County detention facility. Mr. Shea Daniel, the son, has not been

00:49arranged yet. I will have further comments about this matter after he is formally

00:54served, after he is arraigned, and we have a bond hearing in this matter as

00:58well. Beyond that, is there any questions about Mr. Embry's case?

01:04Yeah, just going to the court, I am saying that the officers found the

01:08person who was talking about. Talk a little bit about how the plan was

01:14included in that process.

01:17Well, let me just say this. I don't want to become too involved in the nature of

01:23describing the crime scene, other than within the charging document, you know

01:28that there was a welfare check that was being made by the Montgomery County Police.

01:32They do them on a regular basis. There was some concern for Ms. Shea that was

01:36raised by an independent party. The police went there, and in doing the welfare

01:41check, they saw what appeared to be some blood that they thought was suspicious.

01:45The doctor online lists the offense date as August 1st. Do you have any information about when

01:54Ms. Shea may have died?

01:58Let me say that we are continuing the investigation here. Ms. Gleason and Mr. Lawless are

02:06handling the case for the state in this matter. I can tell you it's an ongoing matter establishing

02:13the precise date of her death. Clearly, she had been dead for some period of time. The exact

02:20date is a matter of continuing investigation.

02:25Mr. Lawless, can you give just any insights that there was a loud boom reported by some

02:32neighbors that we spoke to a couple days ago? Do you have any insights? They did mention in

02:37court that this was a beating death. Do you have any insights about what she had died?

02:41Beyond what's in the charge, I'll refer you back to the charging document and what was said

02:45in open court. Beyond that, I'm unfamiliar with the boom or any of that, but in any instance, it doesn't

02:54happen. Additional details will have to await another date.

02:57And I'm sorry, last question on this. Can you explain why, Mr. Shea, why that charge has

03:03not happened yet? Is there additional evidence there?

03:06Well, I think it's multiple reasons. There's a medical issue he's dealing with. We

03:13know where he is. He's being guarded. He's under arrest. He's just not been processed.

03:18There's a medical situation really unrelated to the crime, so I don't want to

03:23people speculating. There's another medical condition they're dealing with. When he's

03:27released from medical care, he will then be processed. But that's what the delay is.

03:32Thank you. All right.

03:36The MSP.

03:38The second matter that we're here to discuss today is Eduardo Castro Contreras. Mr. Contreras was

04:01sentenced yesterday. I'm sitting here with Teresa Casafranca, who prosecuted this case, along

04:08with Gabriel Guerrera from my office. This matter was tried before Judge Teresa Ternofsky in this

04:18building. It was a circuit court trial. It's one of the longer trials we've had in quite some time. This

04:23case actually took five weeks to try. After a five-week trial on July 4th of this year, the jury

04:30returned, among other verdicts, guilty verdict of first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder,

04:36and multiple firearm charges that were associated with those attempted murders and murder. The events

04:44took place on November the 9th, 2022. It was in the Pawnee Branch area of Silver Spring where this murder

04:53took place. This homicide, as was clear from the evidence adduced at the time of trial, this is a gang-related

05:01homicide. This was a gangland slaying. The gang involved in this case was MS-13. What was happening in this

05:10case, and this was what was developed at trial in this matter, is that Mr. Contreras, along with others,

05:17took two individuals, the victims in this case, and they were being disciplined because it was thought

05:23that they had robbed a brothel that was being run by MS-13. That turned out not to be the case in the

05:32instance of the young man who was killed. He was not a gang member, nor was he involved in robbery of any

05:39brothel. He was a recent arrival to the United States. But they were ordered to be killed. They

05:44were taken to a secluded wooded area where both were shot multiple times. Miraculously, one of the

05:52individuals did, in fact, survive. He pretended to be dead. After his attempted killers went away, he

06:00crawled himself through the woods for about a mile to a place where he sought assistance, and he

06:07survived. He then brought the police and directed the police as a location where his

06:13friend, who had been shot multiple times, including in the back of the head, was, in

06:17fact, deceased. The deceased in this case was Edwin Leon. He was age 20 years old. And again, that's

06:29what happened here. In this case, there's a lot of people, when you put on a case of this

06:35magnitude, this complexity against an organized gang, organized criminal enterprise here in

06:41Montgomery County, MS-13, I want to thank Tess Katz-Frank. She's head of my gang unit,

06:46Gabe Pereira. This put on a five-week trial is a massive amount of work. The Montgomery County

06:52gang unit did a magnificent job cooperating with my office and putting the facts together. The

06:58National Capitol Park police was also involved because the bodies were dumped in park property.

07:04Montgomery County Fire and Rescue assisted us in this matter. And I will also say the

07:08homicide unit, this was a dual effort of multiple divisions of the Montgomery County

07:13police, including homicide. I would talk to one thing, and we've talked about this, is

07:19one thing about MS-13. They target their own. They target their own communities. And I will

07:28say to you that if you are a member of the Hispanic Latino community, and you are being victimized

07:34or terrorized by MS-13, they have no safe harbor in Montgomery County. They have no safe harbor.

07:41And quite candidly, if you want to live the way you want your families to live, with the kind of

07:46safety that you want for your families, you've got to cooperate with us. We thank those people

07:52who did cooperate with us in this prosecution. But again, the pattern here is in many instances

07:58intimidation, abuse, and violence against their own community. The only way to contain this is with the help of that

08:06same community working with us, with law enforcement, to make sure individuals like

08:11this are held accountable for their crimes. And I hope we get that message out.

08:17We cannot do this without your assistance and make you safe the way you deserve to be safe.

08:23And we will not tolerate violence perpetrated against you by groups like MS-13.

08:29Can I talk about, on that day, there were two MS-13 murders?

08:34Yes.

08:35I think that as

08:38Well, again, as I understand it, they were responding to the first murder when they heard the

08:44shots from the second murder. That's how close they were to one another. I am aware of that.

08:49Again,

08:51There's nothing of a problem in that community.

08:56Let me say there are a couple of different pocketed areas, including where this took place.

09:01I think it's an enormous issue. I think these are heavily Hispanic, Latino communities.

09:06And quite candidly, they are intimidated by MS-13. And so they survive by preying on their own people.

09:13And intimidating their own people. And they do take a grip. And there has been, you know, we've had

09:19situations like the two homicides that occurred in close proximity to each other. It does happen.

09:25It affects the quality of life in those communities. And again, if we were to analyze where the

09:33majority of MS-13 activity takes place, we could probably get out a map and show you where they are.

09:40We know the communities that are being affected. And they know where they are, too.

09:45And again, we'd like to reverse that.

09:47What impact is the current atmosphere with regard to immigration?

09:50What is happening on both sides? Reducing the district team or reducing cooperation?

09:57Look, one of the great challenges in law enforcement is to make sure that you put the message out there

10:04that if you're a victim of a crime, we protect everybody. I'm going to tell you here in Montgomery County,

10:10your immigration status does not change the way we will actively pursue people who violate you,

10:17threaten you, or do violence against you. Against the backdrop of some of the other things,

10:23I think it is more difficult, quite candidly, to get people to cooperate with us, come forward,

10:29because they're afraid of the collateral consequence of what's going to happen to them,

10:33their families, and their children if they become identified as someone who doesn't have a certain status here.

10:39It's a very difficult balance for us, because we see people, look, I'm telling you,

10:44I've seen women who were targeted and raped in this community, and during the course of the rape,

10:49people identified them based on the race or ethnicity, and telling them,

10:53look, I know you're not going to ever report anybody, and literally committing rape and telling the victim,

11:00you'll never tell because I'll get you deported if you do. They use it as a tool, they use it as a weapon,

11:06they use it as a threat, so we've seen it with rapes, we've seen it with robberies,

11:11and we've seen it for a long time, and it is, you know, I think we had made some progress,

11:17I think here in Montgomery County, and again, I just believe we can't make this community safe

11:24unless we protect everybody, regardless of their status, everyone gets protection here from my office,

11:31and from the Montgomery County Police. It's the only way we can make this community the way we want it to be.

11:36On the flip side, what's been going on? Reduce ideas to crime? Have they reduced their gang activity?

11:43All right. I'm going to let Tess answer that question as the head of our gang.

11:52Yes, we've seen some sharp decrease in overt MS-13 activity, so I can't speak to, I mean,

12:00this is a criminal organization that operates under the level, you know, under the radar,

12:04but I would say that our law enforcement partners do believe that, at least for purposes of

12:13MS-13 overt criminal activity, it is down.

12:18John, are you able to put this into perspective, just the gruesome nature of this killing?

12:22I mean, you just mentioned that this 20-year-old wasn't even an MS-13 gang member yet.

12:27He was brutally murdered.

12:29Well, let me just say, they knew what they were about in this case.

12:34They knew when they went down there and they lured these, brought these young boys down there,

12:39they knew they were bringing them to kill them.

12:41They brought the weapons, and they were both.

12:44One was shot basically in the back of the head, the other was in the neck.

12:47These were executions. There was nothing subtle about this,

12:52and there were a number of weapons and a number of shooters that were involved in this case.

12:56You know that there were five defendants, and very, very much.

13:00Well, again, one of the things that we're trying to be wary about,

13:04I'm not going to mention anybody else's names.

13:06I don't want to get into that.

13:08There is a presumption of innocence.

13:09Anybody has not been, there is another individual who's fled,

13:12but we still have open cases.

13:15And in one case, we went to a trial and it was a hung jury.

13:18We've got to retry it.

13:19So I'm not going to get into the specific facts about anybody else.

13:22I'm not going to do that.

13:25That will come at a later point in time once we get to a verdict in those cases as well.

13:29Okay, listen, thank you.

13:33Oh, go ahead.

13:34Can you just expound upon, and I want to make sure I'm characterizing and contextualizing what you said properly,

13:39but the drops, what are those covert, you know, what exactly,

13:45I think you can just give more detail about the drops that you have seen.

13:49What is that type of activity?

13:51Well, so that, I mean, that would be a question for law enforcement.

13:54We handle cases once they're charged and they come across.

13:57But as another individual mentioned, these were two homicides in one day,

14:02and that is obviously extreme.

14:04We've not seen anything like that recently.

14:07And then my final question was just the complexities of these types of cases,

14:13you know, a five-week trial, a lengthy investigation.

14:18Can you just walk through some of the challenges of prosecuting and putting together cases?

14:23You know, can I say this?

14:25I'm going to yield the test, so I'll let her talk about how she put this case together with Gabe,

14:30who tried this case.

14:31Go ahead.

14:33I mean, these are incredibly complicated cases,

14:35because you're dealing with victims and victims' families oftentimes.

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