The Brief Damari Douglas, a member of the Lows gang, pleaded guilty to a RICO conspiracy in Minneapolis on Friday, July 17. A member of the Lows gang has admitted to a violent racketeering conspiracy, marking another step in a major federal case targeting Minneapolis gang activity. Douglas pleads guilty to RICO conspiracy in federal courtWhat we know:Damari "Mari" Douglas, 21, of Elk River, pleaded guilty Friday, July 17, to his role in a racketeering conspiracy involving the Lows gang, according to U.S. Attorney Daniel N. Rosen. The Lows gang has operated in north Minneapolis since around 2004, engaging in murder, attempted murder, drug sales, robbery, carjacking and firearms trafficking. Law enforcement officials say the Lows gang has spread fear in Minneapolis for more than 20 years, and they remain committed to holding every member accountable.