Orlando, FL – United States Attorney Gregory W. Kehoe announces that nine members or associates of the RMS/EBK gang (Respect Money Structure/Everybody Killer) have pleaded guilty to drug trafficking charges. A summary of the charges by defendant is as follows:DefendantChargesPenaltiesSentencing DateChristian Rou-Rey(23, Kissimmee)Drug trafficking conspiracyDistribution of controlled substancesPossession with intent to distribute controlled substancesPossession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking offense15 years to life in prisonJuly 29, 2026Jeremiah Maldonado(21, Orlando)Distribution of fentanyl resulting in death20 years to life in prisonTBDBenajmin Rivard(31, Clermont)Distribution of fentanyl resulting in deathPossession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking offense25 years to life in prisonAugust 19, 2026Elena Falzone(23, Orlando)Drug trafficking conspiracyDistribution of fentanyl5-40 years in prisonAugust 19, 2026Paul Jacas(32, Orlando)Drug trafficking conspiracyPossession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking offense10-40 years in prisonJuly 1, 2026Carlos Carrasquillo-Rodriguez(21, Orlando)Drug trafficking conspiracyUp to 20 years in prisonMay 27, 2026Zaviar Wanya Kidd(28, Orlando)Drug trafficking conspiracyPossession with intent to distribute controlled substances5-40 years in prisonJuly 1, 2026Olivia Goen(23, Orlando)Drug trafficking conspiracy5-40 years in prisonMay 27, 2026Rebecca Murray(21, Deltona)Drug trafficking conspiracy10 years to life in prisonJuly 1, 2026According to court documents, the criminal activities of the RMS/EBK gang have been under investigation since December 2022, when an overdose death exposed the organization and its criminal enterprise. RMS/EBK members and their associates conspired to distribute controlled substances, including methamphetamine and fentanyl, among other criminal acts.
The gang often disguised the true nature of these substances. In particular, RMS/EBK sold blue, circular fentanyl pills with an “M” and the number “30”. The investigation was named “Operation Dirty 30s”.Christian A. Roux-Rey was the leader of the drug trafficking organization and supplied controlled substances to and directed other members of the conspiracy.Rebecca Murray assisted Roux-Rey with storing controlled substances, including fentanyl and methamphetamine, in their shared residence.
She would also weigh, package, and transport controlled substances.Jeremiah Maldonado was a senior-ranking member of RMS/EBK, also known as a “black flag” and directed lower ranking members. He distributed fentanyl to an individual who died within hours of consuming it.Benajmin Rivard was also a black flag and directed lower-ranking members. Rivard distributed fentanyl to an individual who began overdosing within hours and subsequently died. Rivard was armed during drug transactions.Paul Jacas was a member of RMS/EBK and sold fentanyl on behalf of the organization.
Jacas also sold firearms.Elena Falzone was a member of RMS/EBK and sold controlled substances on behalf of the organization. Falzone distributed fentanyl and bromazolam (counterfeit Xanax) to an individual who died within hours of consuming the substances.Carlos Carrasquillo-Rodriguez was an associate of RMS/EBK and sold controlled substances or supplied controlled substances for the gang. Carrasquillo provided fentanyl and firearms to Jacas which were subsequently sold.Zaviar Kidd is an associate of RMS/EBK and sold methamphetamine and fentanyl on behalf of the organization.Olivia Marie Goen was a member of RMS/EBK and distributed fentanyl on behalf of the organization.This case was investigated by the Orlando Police Department, the Orange County Sherriff’s Office, the Drug Enforcement Administration, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. It is being prosecuted by Special Assistant United States Attorney Rachel S.
Lyons.