Five men have been federally indicted over drug trafficking in Seattle's homeless encampments and in the Chinatown-International District. Tommy Pham, Donfeuy Saephan, Khampheth Keodara, Sang Tran and Theodore Nation are all charged with conspiracy to distribute controlled substances.

Five men law enforcment calls the most notorious, most violent drug traffickers in Seattle's CID have been federally charged.

A group of five men investigators call "The Jungle Shrike" are accused of using threats of "extreme violence" to control the area's drug trade, officials said.

The Seattle Police Department is cracking down on drug dealing in the city’s Chinatown-International District. On Jan. 6, bike officers with the Seattle Police Department arrested two men after seeing a series of people buy drugs from them near 12th Avenue and South King Street.

Officials say they arrested and federally indicted five people for targeting Seattle’s Chinatown-International District. The suspects are accused of flooding the streets of the neighborhood with deadly drugs and guns.

Federal and local authorities said they arrested and indicted five individuals accused of flooding Seattle’s Chinatown-International District with dangerous drugs and firearms.

The fentanyl powder alone seized from this group could have unleashed 1.7 million potentially deadly doses of fentanyl into our community."