Pittsburgh-based 'Six Figure Boys' charged with high-dollar store thefts, more

Seven members of an alleged theft ring based out of Northview Heights are facing a host of criminal charges.

The Pennsylvania Attorney General's office says the group known as the "Six Figure Boys," stole and then re-sold items like iPhones, electronics and lawn mowers.

Prosecutors say Osman Muya, the operator of a Pittsburgh pawn shop, was known as the "boss" by the other group members.

Rami Hamdan-Toto, Alhassane Barry, Viane Hakizimam, Trey Da’Quan Carlock Bell, Mukamba Adelin, and Rimon Toto face conspiracy and other charges.

Two of the members, Bell and Hakizimam, have not been arrested.