Gang Leader
Johnny "onionhead" Eng is said to have come to this country around the age of 13 from Asia, Hong Kong. He's believed to be a multimillionaire, with financial interests in Hong Kong, farms in Pennsylvania and land in South America. There are Sources say he took over the Flying Dragons after his predecessor was shot in the eyes in the doorway of the Hip Sing credit union in the spring of 1983. Johnny Eng is known for a case in which he was charged for heroin trafficking, facing life without parole, and mocking the trial with smirks and laughs.
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