ATLANTA (AP) — A prosecutor on Monday announced a sprawling indictment concentrating on users of what she reported is a violent road gang that has been focusing on the Atlanta area properties of popular athletes, entertainers and many others who flaunt costly belongings on social media.

Singer Mariah Carey, Marlo Hampton of “The True Housewives of Atlanta,” Atlanta United player Brad Guzan and the Atlanta Falcons’ Calvin Ridley all had their properties damaged into, the indictment suggests. The 220-count indictment was filed Aug. 22 and prices 26 men and women, most of whom are accused of violating Georgia’s anti-gang and racketeering legislation.

Fulton County District Lawyer Fani Willis stated the crimes alleged in the indictment — carjacking, kidnapping, armed robbery, shootings, home invasions — ended up dedicated by users of the Drug Loaded gang, which she said started to arise in 2016 in a neighboring county. In addition to the celeb targets, social media influencers were being also victimized in house invasions and burglaries, Willis stated.

“What they do is concentrate on individuals who display their wealth on social media,” she reported. “So I do have a message for the general public: In which it is kind of enjoyment to set your issues on social media and exhibit off, sad to say these gangs are becoming additional savvy, far more sophisticated in the way that they concentrate on you.”

But Willis also had a information for the alleged gang members: “If you imagined Fulton was a excellent county to bring your crime to, to provide your violence to, you are mistaken and you are heading put up with penalties and these days is the start off of some of those effects.”

Willis stated the indictment, submitted last week, represented a collaboration involving distinctive regulation enforcement agencies doing the job together. Cracking down on gangs is a priority for Willis, and she said she intends to pursue rough penalties for folks involved with violent gang activity.

“I am not heading to negotiate with gang associates. I am not likely to allow pleas,” she said. “We are going to uncover you, we are likely to convict you and we are going to ship…