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A grand jury late last month indicted Eric Tataw, a 38-year-old who lives in Gaithersburg, MD. He also goes by the nickname "the Garri Master." Tataw is described in court documents as "a prominent ...

A Maryland man known as the “Garri Master” is accused of ordering mutilations, murders, and kidnappings in Cameroon while living comfortably in Gaithersburg, federal investigators announced. Eric Tano ...

38-year-old Eric Tataw is a Cameroonian national, also known as “the Garri Master,” or master of mutilation, according to the United States Department of Justice (DOJ). Tataw was charged with ...

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38-year-old Eric Tataw of Gaithersburg, who surrendered to federal authorities last week, allegedly refers to himself as the “Garri master,” a term he coined referring to mutilation, ordered violent ...

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Eric Tano Tataw, 38, of Gaithersburg, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Maryland after what authorities described as a vicious, years-long plot to support violent separatist fighters known as ...

Eric Tataw, 38, of Gaithersburg, who allegedly refers to himself as the “Garri master,” a term he coined referring to mutilation, ordered violent groups to murder, kidnap and maim civilians as ...

A federal grand jury in Baltimore has indicted Eric Tataw, a 38-year-old Cameroonian national residing in Maryland, United States, for allegedly conspiring to support armed separatist militias in ...

A federal grand jury indicted Erin Tano Tataw, on April 24 for using social media to order separatists to injure and kill Cameroonian civilians so the country could split in two, the department said.