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Gang Member Indicted Newsday; 12/31/1992; Curtis L. Taylor Newsday 12-31-1992 Gang Member Indicted Curtis L. Taylor A 17-year-old gang member was indicted yesterday on charges of storing illegal weapons at a Queens "safe house" and participating in the August beating of a pastor during a church holdup as the congregation watched, authorities said. The 23-count indictment charged Kwang Park, 17, of 90-13 77th St., Ozone Park, with robbery, attempted robbery, burglary, criminal mischief, aggravated harassment, unlawful imprisonment and endangering the welfare of a child, said Queens District Attorney Richard Brown. Park and five men allegedly stormed the New York Taberah World Mission Church in Flushing on Aug. 24, brandishing a machine gun and two handguns, Brown said. The bandits then forced the pastor and some 50 worshipers to lie on the floor and give up money, jewelry and house keys, he said. Jeong Kim, 25, and Kay Kim, 18, both of 41-30 49th St., Sunnyside, were also charged in the church robbery. Authorities were searching for three other suspects, Brown said. In a separate indictment, Kwang and four other members of the Korean Flying Dragons Youth Gang were charged with storing two loaded semi-automatic weapons seized Dec. 2, at his Ozone Park house, which was allegedly used as a "safe house" for the gang, Brown said. News Topics | Home | Research | History | Blood Gangs | Crip Gangs | People| Life in a Gang | Gallery | Iraqi Cards | Memorial | Migration | Graffiti | Resume| Injunctions Homicides | Maps | California Prisons | Contact

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