Wilfried Zaha's brother is 'leader' of a gang named DSN

According to The Mirror, Wilfried Zaha‘s elder brother Herve Zahab has claimed to be a part of a notorious gang in London. It has been revealed that the 24-year-old is reportedly a part of the crew DSN who are also known as ‘Don’t Say Nothing.’

Herve, who is mostly commonly known by his gang name ‘Zeltor’, has even said that he was a “general” in one of the biggest gangs in London, who are said to be responsible for a number of robberies and shootings. In 2009, he wrote on a Bebo profile page: “General Zeltor on dis ting say no mre.”

Herve had also posted about the gangland violence. And in a chilling reference to ­gangland violence, he posted: “All u aluminium gangsters coverd by other peoples fame, u knw hu u r, get real. level has changed. my TEAM DO, DID AND THEY F****** DOES THIS THING. so n***** please, cos u dnt wanna see my n*****s squeeze, cos if we do we leave ur f****** body in a fridge, let it freeze…let it go six feet deep…bigup my up all my DSN mandem say no mre.”

In July 2012, Herve was charged for attacking a woman in a car, for which he received a 12-month conditional discharge for criminal damage and he was also ordered to pay £100 compensation, £100 to the victim and £80 court costs.

Wilfried Zaha, who will be joining Manchester United in the next season, seems to have come from a really difficult background and he should be given full credit for staying out of all such gangs that run in those areas. The 20-year-old is also said to be involved with the charities that are trying to help such communities so as to get rid of the gangs involved in such crimes.