Dozens of white supremacist gang members charged  Updated at:
11/09/2012 7:35 PM   Few details were released about the alleged
crimes, but 10 defendants are facing charges that carry a death
penalty. As examples of the gang’s brutality, the indictment
says one leader ordered a subordinate to kill a gang prospect
and return his severed finger, and another was told to burn a
tattoo from a member’s arm for not following an order.  "Brutal
beatings, fire bombings, drug trafficking and murder are all
part of ABT’s alleged standard operating procedure," Assistant
Attorney General Lanny Breurer said in a statement. "As charged,
ABT uses violence and threats of violence to maintain internal
discipline and to retaliate against those believed to be
cooperating with law enforcement."  Only three people named in
the indictment haven’t been arrested. Sixteen people were
arrested Friday across Texas, while 15 others were already in
custody, prosecutors said, adding that the arrests capped years
of investigation.   A messag