SUMMARY

The King Valley Gang was a criminal organization based in Jamaica, responsible for a range of violent criminal activities including murder, rape, extortion, robbery, and contract killings.

The gang did not follow a formal political or religious ideology and was driven instead by territorial control, criminal profit, and coercive dominance over the communities in which it operated. Its main area of influence was the King's Valley area of Westmoreland parish, with criminal activities reported across Grange Hill and surrounding communities in western Jamaica.

The King Valley gang was armed with firearms, including AK-47 rifles, as well as bladed weapons, and demonstrated the capacity to carry out coordinated attacks against rival gangs and civilians, including targeted killings and arson. The gang operated under a hierarchical structure with Derval "Lukie" Williams, as its leader.

The gang's primary adversary was the Ants Posse Gang, with whom it maintained a prolonged and violent territorial feud responsible for several murders in Westmoreland parish over many decades.

The King Valley gang has been involved in the non-state category of UCDP organized violence.