MS-13 drug dealer had second life renting ponies for parties

 A suspected El Salvadorian drug-dealing gangster has been leading a secret double life running a pony rental business, police said.

Dilbert Coreas — allegedly involved with the brutal transnational Mara Salvatrucha MS-13 cartel — was also running a children's party firm in Palm Beach County, Fla.
ABC News reports the undocumented immigrant was arrested, on federal charges of re-entering the country after deportation, last week.
It came a year after he was sent packing from the U.S. after being charged with possession of cocaine.
Cops say Coreas was fronting the "It'z a Kid'z World Party Planning and Rental" business, which rents ponies, bouncy castles and food stands.
They kept a close eye on him after spotting Facebook pictures which "suggested he was linked" to the violent street gang famous for hacking its victims with machetes.
MS-13 — believed to be involved in drug and human smuggling — was formally designated a criminal organization by the U.S. Treasury Department last year.
Founded by immigrants fleeing El Salvador's civil war more than two decades ago, it was first established in Los Angeles before spreading across the U.S.
The gang now has some 10,000 members in 46 states.