Over the past two decades, more and more attention has gained attention on issues that can be regarded as a social outbreak among young people in our country. This social dilemma is the direct origin of youth gang which is increasing throughout the country. The spirituality and social prejudice of this form of group have been noted and documented in this country for decades. "Prior to the 1970s, gang violence was still generally associated with white racial discrimination in the Midwest and eastern cities. Since 1980, the rapid increase of youth groups has exacerbated fears and misunderstandings of the general public against youth organizations. To cope with growing concerns about youth gangs, the Young Gang series of the Youth Judicial Crime Prevention Bureau (OJJDP) is exploring many important issues related to youth gangs. The issues considered in this series include the needs of communities and young people living in front of gang migrants, gang growth, women's participation in gangs, murder, drugs, violence, and youth gangs. In order to track the development and activities of the gang, the National Youth Gang Center of the Juvenile Justice and Crime Prevention Bureau (OJJDP) started NYGS in 1996. According to the National Youth Gang Survey (2006, http://www.iir.com/nygc/nygsa/methodology.htm), the National Youth Gang Center, for the purpose of investigation, researchers have population of 50,000 people or year 1 We have investigated times. All police and security departments (over 20 - 5000 by 2002) in the city and county, and all police and sheriff officials within the suburban counties. As the number of gang members exceeds the metropolitan area, NYGS randomly extracts urban and rural police institutions with a population of 25,500. Not all of the jurisdictions covered by the survey correspond, but the majority 37 Id. In 5-7. "Youth gang" is the most comprehensive term as there is no "universally accepted definition" in law enforcement agencies that constitute "gangs". Therefore, in the survey, institutions need to decide "groups within your jurisdiction". Young people and young people, you and your other educational institutions and other people who manage the community may regard them as "gangs". "Youth" is not synonymous with "Youth". : //Www.nationalgangcenter.gov/Survey-Analysis (The previous visit was September 14, 2017)

Gang is a group of boys, regardless of whether you are a girl or not. Often gathered to create various kinds of acts of sabotage, not approved by law. The gangs were part of the world for a long time; they evolved over time. For example, the gang in the 1960s was different from the gang you saw today. Many gangs were made around the 1960s, but the main gangs during this period were as follows: Scorpion, Latin King, KKK, Bloody is the enemy of Scorpion, and 18th Street Gang. Klein (1995), long gang researchers noted that by 1960 only 58 cities reported the existence of gangs. This number has increased to 101 in 10 years. Miller (1975) estimates that 28,500 to 81,500 gang members are involved in 760 to 2,700 gangs. In the 1980s gangs were reported in more cities and the number and size of the gangs increased accordingly. By 1980, as of 1982 when at least 179 different cities gathered, Miller estimated 97,940 gang members from 2,285 gangs in 286 different cities (Klein, 1995; Miller, 1982). Spergel and Curry (1990) estimates that there are 1,439 different gangs with 120,636 gang members in 1988. View on juvenile delinquency and youth gang: State-wide system survey ____________________________________________________________________________ 1 Youth gang violence from the 1950s to the 1980s has a strange history. During this period, Miller (1992: 2) insists that the national view of the gang was dominated by the view of the media in New York City: "The flowering of the 1950s, the death of the 1960s, the resurrection of the early 1970s , And dormant in the late 1970s. "A survey of gang issues in his major US cities (Miller, 1975, 1992) prove that the second half of this media theory is wrong I will. According to Miller's study, gang violence was very common in the 1960s and 1970s. He believed that he has not changed since the 1950s; on the contrary media and public interest shifted from gang to Vietnam War, civil rights movement and subsequent riots.

Longevity of social problems has become a reasonable starting point when discussing and exploring young gangs. In early 1830, Charles Dickens' Olivet (1999) described that young people are walking around the city of London together. Before thinking about the current state of youth gang, we first need to focus on the simplicity of the meaning of the term "youth gang." Furthermore, there is a trend related to the spread and development of the youth gang in the United States. Since 1980, the rapid increase of youth groups has exacerbated fears and misunderstandings of the general public against youth organizations. To cope with growing concerns about youth gangs, the Young Gang series of the Youth Judicial Crime Prevention Bureau (OJJDP) is exploring many important issues related to youth gangs. The issues considered in this series include the needs of communities and young people living in front of gang migrants, gang growth, women's participation in gangs, murder, drugs, violence, and youth gangs. In order to track the development and activities of the gang, the National Youth Gang Center of the Juvenile Justice and Crime Prevention Bureau (OJJDP) started NYGS in 1996. According to the National Youth Gang Survey (2006, http://www.iir.com/nygc/nygsa/methodology.htm), the National Youth Gang Center, for the purpose of investigation, researchers have population of 50,000 people or year 1 He said that he consulted. All police and security departments (over 20 - 5000 by 2002) in the city and county, and all police and sheriff officials within the suburban counties. As the number of gang members exceeds the metropolitan area, NYGS randomly extracts urban and rural police institutions with a population of 25,500. Not all of the jurisdictions covered by the survey correspond, but the majority 37 Id. In 5-7. "Youth gang" is the most comprehensive term as there is no "universally accepted definition" in law enforcement agencies that constitute "gangs". Therefore, in the survey, institutions need to decide "groups within your jurisdiction". Young people and young people, you and your other educational institutions and other people who manage the community may regard them as "gangs". "Youth" is not synonymous with "Youth". : //Www.nationalgangcenter.gov/Survey-Analysis (The previous visit was September 14, 2017)

The musical drama has changed since the late 1800 's. There will always be customs and love in theaters, but origins, trends and styles change over time. "American musicals were born long before the European operetta crossed the Atlantic Ocean in the American music scene before 1800. Julian Matt was the early American theater is basically a lyrical theater I said to us that ... In the United States there is no initial form of the drama, and the music stage has become our only tradition (musics101.com). The life of the gang: especially the Changing gang, Black King's life, times, and the house. Sociologist Sudhir Venkatesh dressed in the turbulent world of Robert Taylor, a public housing project in South Chicago, which is closely intertwined with the local Black Kingdom branch, and began to examine how gangs work It was. Under the protection of Gang Leader JT, Venkatesh documents the reality of life in the project, breaks down the general assumptions about the life of the gang and catalogs the way gangs were affected - - the community Venkatesh has revolutionized the way of sociological research by abandoning the clipboard, investigating the style of the field dealer and getting a small dealer Like New York and the North East Gang, in the early stages of the growth of Chicago Gang, the gang was politically connected with local leaders. Gangs like Langan 's Colts became influential in Chicago' s politics. By the 1920s, several gangs grew into an organized crime group in Chicago (such as Al Capone's Chicago clothing company), gang war became common. Street gang activities continue to be associated with these large criminal organizations and according to modern estimates there were approximately 25,000 gang members and 1,300 gangs in Chicago in the late 1920s . But by the early 1930's, these immigrant-led gangs were basically dead. At the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century there was a gang in the Midwest of Chicago. European immigrant groups such as Polish and Italian are the core members of Chicago Gang, but only 1% of gangs are blacks. However, gangs of the 19th century were often multi-ethnic (see Edward Soja) because they did not show a social bias to separate different ethnic groups in modern cities in modern times. In the late nineteenth century, the gang of Chicago was particularly strong around Chicago's livestock farm and was engaged in robbery and violent criminal activity.

Recently more and more North American youth have committed violent crimes. The outcome of these violent crimes is evident, but the reason behind them is often abstract and ambiguous, so it is difficult to attribute responsibility to a single source. In addition, this abnormal behavior in young people may be due to a combination of several common factors. The main contributors to youth violence include the media, the impact of family life, widespread drug and alcohol abuse, the convenience of access to weapons, and the lack of strict penalties for juvenile offenders. What is Youth Gang violence? The term "puberty gang violence" is a term used to refer to the adolescent youth and youth who is suspected of committing a crime and suspected of suffering under the "flag" or "specific gang" members It refers to organizational organization. The intention is "domination" in the "region" intended to be specified in the suburbs, to obtain a stigma or the term "respect", or to find a way to have escape and / or protection and power sense It may be different. Did the youth gang violence increase? There is no trend data on global youth gang violence, but this may increase with the number of gang and gang members and gun availability. The number of youth killings killed has increased dramatically. In 1980, 633 cases of gang-related killings occurred in gang-related major cities, but since that time the mass killings of youth gangs have increased dramatically. It is impossible to obtain nationwide trend data necessary for an accurate historical comparison, but the answer seems to be Jesus. Women's participation in youth gang is on the rise, which is part of the overall growth of youth gang participation. However, the supporting role of traditional women associated with male population may not change significantly (Chesney-Lind, 1993). Gang violence is a big problem in today's society. If you do not act as soon as possible, you can have violent violence in our neighborhood. Gang researcher MW Klein said the gang is a group of young people who think that they are unique and treated differently by the community. Klein also pointed out that these groups consistently formed their negative image through their actions (Klein). - The city of Philadelphia is quickly becoming the home of violent acts and random killings. Due to the strong presence of the gangs, there is an innocent life every day, and the streets are operated by uncontrollable and fearless youth group. Collective violence in Philadelphia is a big problem, and citizens will never be safe until ethnic prevention occurs. Preventing gang is not an easy task, but it is possible with appropriate resources.

Society makes it impossible to leave women in gender-related roles and make them succeed. It is taught that a woman in society is a male master of masters. Women in society should obey instructions of male counterparts. Some women think that they are alienated by society have a tendency to create and participate in subculture groups called gangs. The problem still remains. Are women's gang members used as one-time accessories for gangs, or are they forming their own gangs to eliminate gender-related roles set by society? Male gang girls are considered disposable accessories, but they change the nature of the gang by creating all fe According to the theory and definition of Walter Miller, members of women gang can fulfill one of three abilities. A unit functioning independently is a group of all women, working under their own group color and name, without the supervision of a group of existing men. There are male and female members in the coeducational group. Mr. Taylor pointed out that most men's positions are due to men, depending on whether the status and power of a female member varies from gang to gang, depending on whether the structure of the gang, especially for profit, ing. The female assistant gang will change its name using the name of an existing male group, but it will work semi-autonomously. Their behavior is for the interests of the male group but dominates the members' initiation and the internal affairs of the group. Introduction of a group of women / Definition of a group of women In the past, the number of women's groups was not important, so there were only a few studies on a group of women. However, in the survey on the membership in 2001 and the distribution of local gang countries, only 6% of the gangs were female, but according to the two youth outreach group federations four years later, the number of female gang members Has doubled. 15% or so. This growth

The gang problem is increasing not only in major urban areas but also in other major urban areas. The Ministry of Justice said that there are now over 80,000 members and 30,000 gangs. The National Youth Gang Center (NYGC) has conducted an annual survey funded by the Ministry of Justice and acknowledges that all 250,000 towns are currently having gang problems. Many young people who participate in the gang may be due to the following reasons. In today's United States, violence of children and gang gangs is a big problem. Everyday more and more children will join the gang. It is clear that these groups of young people caused many problems. Gang violence and gang activity will affect everyone around the gang members. These gang kids are hurting themselves, each other, their families and the communities around them. From 1996 to 2004, the number of young people involved in gang is actually decreasing, but violence in these gangs has not decreased. Murder made by members of Youth Gang is still a big problem for the whole United States. The Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Bureau reported on the 2004 Youth Gang investigation that there were an estimated 760,000 gang members in the same year. Many children related to gangs come from low-income single-parent families, so young Americans Since 1980, the rapid increase of youth groups has exacerbated fears and misunderstandings of the general public against youth organizations. To cope with growing concerns about youth gangs, the Young Gang series of the Youth Judicial Crime Prevention Bureau (OJJDP) is exploring many important issues related to youth gangs. The issues considered in this series include the needs of communities and young people living in front of gang migrants, gang growth, women's participation in gangs, murder, drugs, violence, and youth gangs. The gang consists of a large family of men, women, and children. The group recruited children from 7 to 9 years old. There are many reasons, such as protection, for gang members to join the gang. They feel that they are in need of protection as they live in the gang area and face the danger of violence by hostile gangs. Another reason why they joined the gang was because of brotherly love. - The North Carolina Governor Criminal Commission said that there are 1,446 gangs throughout the state, with a total of 19,000 members. The average age of gang members is 15 years (Our Initiatives - Gang Prevention). In the 1980s, national gangs began to shift from infamous city-type local offenders to public arrangements including drug trafficking and other illegal acts.

If you have seen Documentary Street Gang in Los Angeles, the two most common theories in my mind are the reasons for gang formation in that area. The first is "social bond" of Travis Herschi. Walter Miller's "focus issue" is followed. Social bond theory is not a theory of criminal causes but a theory of social behavior that helps to explain prejudice. This theory identifies four social bonds that promote compliance with laws and values ​​of society. These four relationships are attachment, dedication, participation, and faith. The formation of African-American street gangs, street gangs in Los Angeles and Los Angeles in other urban areas of America grew steadily in 1996. The most famous gang in Los Angeles, bloody scorpion, has steadily increased its number since 1969. In addition, there are over 600 active Spanish gangs in Los Angeles County, including an increase in Asian gangs with about 20,000 members. According to the Los Angeles Police Department, the city has 45,000 gang members and 450 gangs. These include Crips and Bloods. Both are African American street gangs originating in the South Los Angeles area. Latin street gangs such as Mexican American street gang Sureños and Mara Salvatrucha descendants of Salvador originate in Los Angeles. This led to a city called "the capital of the American gang." The Los Angeles Unified School District provides services to almost all cities in Los Angeles and their surrounding areas, with approximately 800,000 students. After the approval of Proposition No. 13 in 1978, the funding problem in urban school districts was very serious. It helps that 162 magnet schools compete with local private schools, but LAUSD is known for its overcrowding and underdeveloped campuses due to lack of funds. Bloods is one of America's most famous street gangs. This is an African-American street gang founded in Los Angeles, California. It was founded in mid 1972. Red is its symbolic color, bloody gang members are recognized in red. Crips was the first infamous African-American street gang founded in Los Angeles in 1969. Gang members are traditional blue costumes as their iconic dress. Blood is one of the most famous street gangs in the United States. Established in 1972, it is located in Los Angeles, California. The gang came in response to the activity of Crips (another street gang). The members of the gang are red dress and costume. Red belongs to the blood of California. It is used for identification. Gang members belonging to the Bloods gang will definitely wear red as a symbol of identity.

The nature of violence in the United States is part of history, unfortunately this phenomenon has brought a negative image to our country. In our society, the development of gang is not due to the unfairness of economics but also due to social injustice not just for justice. Most of the young people who live in a society suffering from socio-economic distress are not in contact with traditional forms of social and interpersonal support systems (such as family and school) and the risk of joining the gang Is high. For teenagers who are interested in joining a gang, it is not unusual for relatives to deal with or to pass through gangs. Gang is a serious problem, but it does not cause a panic. The youth group of the United States first appeared around 1783. Youth gang activities in the United States have four major peaks in the second half of the 19th century, the 1920s, the 1960s, and the 1990s. Only in the 1990s, Congress decided that the gang problem had to be solved by the violation of Congress's traditional criminal justice function. According to state law and federal law, everything the gangs do is illegal, such as selling regulated substances, killing hostile gang members, stealing property and so on. However, since enactment of law is often confused with actual behavior, even if the criminal law already covers all the things that the gangs have done, the enactment of "anti-aid" law has a strong political appeal maybe. Congress is trying to create a so-called "secondary law" in the absence of an addable substance law (eg, because murder or drug trafficking is illegal). There are several kinds of groups in the American gang, such as the national street gang, local street gang, prison gang, motorcycle club, ethnic and organizational criminal gang. As of 2011, about 1.4 million people are participating in the gang, and in the United States more than 33,000 gangs are participating. People join the gang for various reasons. Some people become collective gangsters who gain essential items such as food and shelters that benefit from organized crime or acquire luxury goods and services. They may be seeking protection against hostile groups and violent crimes, especially if the police are not trusted or invalid. Many people are fascinated by families, identities, or belonging awareness. Other motivations include social status, intimidation of gang members, pressure from friends, family traditions, excitement of adventure.

Imagine a war in the city of Los Angeles where people shoot at open campus and shop front. The battle led to the death of the entire suburbs. A riot broke out, people crushed the window. This violent incident is part of the history of Los Angeles from bloody blows and Crip's shootouts of the 1980s. Both are deprived of African Americans who have been the target of discrimination and isolation for centuries. No matter how painful a shooting incident is, they are paler and weaker than the population Mara Salvatrucha or MS - 13 that dominates the war. There are some plus letters and references in the "radiation" series of games. "Tunnel Snake" and "King" are groups with a clear refueling style - the former is a group of bullying and the latter is an altruistic protection group. Customization of their power armor and attention to them is similar to the way lubricants care cars, so atomic cats of "radiation 4" also represent grease. The life of the gang: especially the Changing gang, Black King's life, times, and the house. Sociologist Sudhir Venkatesh dressed in the turbulent world of Robert Taylor, a public housing project in South Chicago, which is closely intertwined with the local Black Kingdom branch, and began to examine how gangs work It was. Under the protection of Gang Leader JT, Venkatesh documents the reality of life in the project, breaks down the general assumptions about the life of the gang and catalogs the way gangs were affected - - the community Venkatesh has revolutionized the way of sociological research by abandoning the clipboard, investigating the style of the field dealer and getting a small dealer "After talking with JT for nearly three years, I began talking to some professors about my thesis, in fact they are less enthusiastic about my black Kings crack gang and the prominent leaders' There is growing interest in standard sociological problems in the community: deep-seated poverty, domestic violence, guns, relationships between inhabitants and the government - and how communities deal with groups. Sudhir went to a group of black kings in Chicago and became "dating" with them after he realized that he had a peaceful intention. He experienced strikes by various aspects of life in gang, prostitution, drug trafficking, gang members. At the same time, he noticed the softer parts of life, their hopes and relationships with their companions, and the role of mothers in their lives. He was surprised when Sudhir learned how much the structure of the gang was like an ordinary company in the United States. He also witnessed several conferences among different gangs and how they communicated with each other to solve the problems they encountered everyday. Sudhir has tracked these gangs and has published several articles about his research which is said to be in intimate contact with JT.

The involvement of gangs and related violent crime is a matter of rapid growth in the United States. Generally, gangs are made up of young people with the same ethnic, ethnic and economic background. These groups are usually low socioeconomic status, engaged in illegal money making activities, threatening neighbors and hostile groups with violent crime and damage. Gang members reflect the team's loyalty and high value of sacrifice When recruiting new members, gangs are usually targeted to young people (Omizo, Omizo, Honda) with an average age of 13 years. A personal interview with the police gang expert Rob Geis shows that the rapid growth of the gang leads to adoption of young people ... Show more The helper is also attracted to gang life that tends to commit a crime that hurts others. Rupita, a former gang member, explained that "People like to recognize their powers and respect themselves and belong to gangs" (Bazan, Harris, Lorentzen 380). Gang members use fraud to deceive young people by promising protection, acceptance, power, and material wealth. Giving participation in the gang seems to be the best choice for disadvantaged young people as it gives them what they want. But this is the price Participation in gang may adversely affect the quality of life of the concerned young people and the communities around them. Criminal activity and violence centered on gang members often lead to imprisonment and / or death. Gang participates in individual upwelling through educational channels; on the contrary, they evaluate the team's success Members other than the gang may also be involved in dangerous activities such as overeating, cannabis use, narcotics sales and so on, but the relationship with the gang greatly increases the risks and possibilities of participating in these activities . Studies have shown that "early morning drinking and early morning cannabis use is a risk factor to identify adolescent gangs" (Swahn et al 354). When gang joins the illegal drug market, members of young gang are also exposed to drugs. Many of these youth groups What is the relationship between gang member drug use and violence? Members of youth gang are frequently involved in drug abuse, drug trafficking, and violence. Drug abuse is closely related to drug trafficking and drug sales are closely related to other serious and violent crimes, but drug trafficking does not necessarily lead to more frequent violent crimes. Instead, gang involvement, drug trafficking and violence occur together (Howell and Decker, coming soon). How to express gang kill mode best? Gang killing is characterized by a periodic explosion (Block and Block, 1993), reaches a peak, retreats to a higher plateau and rises again The image of popular youth gangs links them directly to drugs and violent crime (Klein, 1995). 1 How are youth gangs, drugs and violent crime correlated? Is drug trafficking the main activity of youth gang? Is drug trafficking the main cause of youth violence, or is it the only one related? Are there other important causes of gang violence? Before the OJJDP announcement addresses these issues, briefly explain the historical outline of gang drug abuse, trafficking, and violent crime. Later, in order to better understand how illegal drug sales are managed and managed, the investigation of drug trafficking business is reviewed. Communiqué includes a detailed review of the gang, research on the relevance of drugs and violence, and reviews of other gang violence sources.

One person was killed with guns every 17 minutes, an average of 87 people were killed every day, and 609 people were killed every week. In the United States, an average of 289 people are shooting every day. 86 of them were killed, 30 people were killed, 53 people committed suicide, 2 people mistakenly died, police officers were shot dead while guns were closed. If they say that these laws were enacted, interest rates should drop rapidly. Most guns are usually divided into three types: pistols, rifles and shotguns. Federal government violence takes precedence in Surrey State. Prime Minister (Surrey, British Columbia) Prime Minister Justin Truew promised Salna's gun and violence to be his government's priority. "I will explain how to provide tools to make social tools more successful in the coming years and to overcome some of the challenges we face and to provide everyone with a real fair opportunity to succeed, Said. . A group of Abbotsford gangs youth program loses a considerable amount of money (Abbotsford, BC): Harley Jones practiced a new hip-hop space on the second floor of Abbotsford's community service building song he just started his first BC I returned. Tours, playing his music for audiences at 18 locations in the province Gang violence is indeed true as the gang becomes more common. Gang violence is increasing as new guns and cars are available. The gang members currently use AK - 47, short machine gun, M 16, Uzi and semi - automatic pistol. Joe Guzman, a security expert on the gangster, told the Los Angeles Times, "I do not quarrel today, it is all about the ability of fire and people to come out" (QTD.Osman 55 ). This is because in past group games, only fists of 20 to 30 years old are used. These modern guns are more effective and dangerous than past guns and these shots are faster, even if only one bullet can end someone's life. Any gang member can easily hide the gun while walking down the street and quickly withdraw it and kill someone in seconds. Guns are one of the main reasons for increasing violent violence

An American gang throughout the gang is defined as a group of people using symbols that claim to have unique names, identifiable marks, territories or turf (Edgar 94). From the beginning of our country, gang was part of American culture. From a secret society like Freedom Clay, it has evolved into a violent street gang like scorpion and bloody. Gangs are growing rapidly and are rising rapidly. People are worried about gangs of the 19th century, but today's gangs are posing a greater threat (Edgar 91). However, it did not stop shortly after World War II, and new groups such as motorcycles and prison gangs began to appear in the United States. From the early days, violence, members of the gang and diffusion have certainly increased, and the current situation is that all the American countries now need a street gang. (Valdez, 2000). However, it is not easy to identify problems with the activities of the street gang. This is primarily due to various definitions that let gang members and gang members distinguish in different ways. As a result, estimates of the actual number of street gangs and gang members in the US have fluctuated. However, the National Help Center (2005) statistics show the extent of the problem. I reported several different gangs in the cities in the US, but here I am intimidating and in a country surpassing the street gang. The biggest one is MS - 13. At that time it was shocking to me that during my 15 years before my visit El Salvador had little street gang. MS-13 is mainly composed of Salvadoran, but many Honduras and Guatemalans claim to be true to this group. In order to understand how MS - 13 has grown into one of the most deadly gangs in the world, we must understand the role the United States played in the Central American countries over the past 40 years. The prevalence of gang in Central America is often associated with casualties in post-conflict situations. The so-called northern Delta countries of Central America (El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras) received gang-related violence by the notorious Malasar Battle Cha (MS 13) and the hand of Barrio 18 or 18 Street Gang (B 18). Meanwhile, neighboring Nicaragua is an "oasis of peace" and often is depicted as the poorest but safest country in Central America. But the image is much more complicated. First of all, the gang of Honduras can not be attributed to post-conflict circumstances because there was no civil war held over the past few decades. MS13 and B18 were not rampaged in Nicaragua, but that country is still part of a drug corridor facing America and can not escape from the drug cartel. In this blog post I will explain the differences (and similarities) in Central America gang.

Most gangs are designed to create a sense of power and control. For young people growing in major cities today, all kinds of problems are presented. Before we want to draw conclusions, we have to try to understand these problems, we will never find a solution. Members of the gang were trying to find families they had never had before. As you can not imagine such abandoned houses and parks, you can see that it is a place to call yourself. It is easy to say "why do they not leave gangs", but many teenagers, if any, will not leave within the next few years. Youth gang is a common phenomenon which is attracting increasing attention, Youth gang's long-standing crime and anti-social behavior adversely affect the communities around the world. A number of studies examined problems raised by the US (and recently other countries) youth gang, but a relatively small number of empirical studies examined factors and psychological processes related to youth entry and exit. Gang This review summarizes international studies on the nature of Youth Gang, (a) Factors contributing to and contributing to gang related activities, and (b) Critical evaluation of risks and protections that affect trends of youth gang members . Factors, crime, violence, adverse effects related to gangs, and (c) relationships of gangs, juvenile violence and criminal acts Youth gang, violence and criminal activity: review of motivation, risks and protection factors Canadian youth gangs are getting more and more attention. Young people throughout Canada are participating in youth gangs for various reasons. Youth gang is a group of young adults who use prejudice and violence to gain prestige from other groups and manage specific areas of illegal activity. For all reasons, the youth joined the young gang and the police and the government proposed a plan to prevent young people from leaving the gang. As a show ... The work of the gang is guided by the missing gang. It is a violent reality that people have to cope in today's city. What did these groups create? Why do some children feel that living in a gang is accepted and authoritative? There are various theories of these problems. On the surface, gangs seem to be shallow and materialistic; as a consequence of human personal needs, there is a deeper speculation. About human influence in society

Time changed the social problem. Problems that arise among young people are in worry. Major issues like Hooliganism influence the development of the country. This is a growing problem among the world, especially young people. For example, young Jewish students were murdered at RIOTS Crown Heights in New York in 1991. The most powerful initial risk factors for violence between the ages of 15 and 18 were participation in general crime and drug use before 12 years of age (General Surgeon's Office, General et al., 2001). As the number of female students and elementary schools increases, the situation becomes even more serious. De-industrialization changed the nature of the gang, established gang, illegal drug distribution, new relationship after industrialization, divided the survival of the young gang group in the economy (Hagedorn 1991). Hagedorn explained the deteriorating community of the community, the reduction of resources, and the reduction of internal cohesion. The characteristic of the community is not the lack of working people, but the lack of an effective social system. According to a field survey in the Harlem area of ​​New York, Bourgois (1997) argues that the emergence of resistance and underground economic culture is against the work of low wages. Regular display of violence is a necessary condition for the success of the underground economy. Employers look for people who can demonstrate effective violence and terrorism. Violence is not only a tool for drug dealers but also a tool for people who want to maintain autonomy and dignity. In today's America, wherever you go, it will affect society, gangs and the accompanying violence. Recent gangs often introduce not only adult adults but also young people into dirty work and add numbers to their site. Although the law deals directly with these groups, it still ignores the law and brings serious damage to the areas they claim. Members of the gang have the first philosophy of gang and do as much as we can to provide and protect their colleagues.

One of the least understood aspects of the American gang scene is the role of women in it. Most of the available research on this topic concluded that most gangs are mainly men, but the presence of women in the gang world is increasing In the adolescents survey of each city, the proportion of self-identified female population ranged from 8% to 38%, and the proportion of women surveyed within the group population ranged from 9% to 22%. (Moore and Hagedorn, 2001, page) In a survey of 5,935 8th grade students of 42 schools in 11 different cities, 617 teenagers self-rated their gang members. 38% of them were women. Researchers reported that "women's gang members committed the same crime as male gang members, but the frequency was somewhat lower" (Esbensen and Winfree, 1998). The role of girls in the gangs is changing - they are younger, stronger, as fiercely as men, and sometimes even more. Even more uneasy is that after the child was born of gang mess and violence, he took over the legacy of the gang to another generation. It is estimated that the CCC [Chicago Crime Commission] is a small part of the entire gang, but it is estimated that 16,000 to 20,000 women gang members and colleagues are in Chicago (Chicago Crime Commission, 1999, page). "The institution that responded to the 1998 national youth gang survey reported that women accounted for 8% of gang members (see Table 14 below)" (1998 National Youth Gang Study, 2000 , Page) In 1998, there were 840,500 gang members in the United States. In other words, there are possibilities that 67,240 women will participate in the gang. Look at this figure, and the Chicago Crime Commission estimates that there is a group of 16,000 to 20,000 women in Chicago alone, and the estimate of 67,240 may be conservative. Women's gang members are increasingly interested in gangster researchers and those who wish to provide prevention and intervention programs to them. Their attention is good. Depending on the jurisdiction, women are increasingly participating in gang activities. As the data collected by the police is somewhat biased, most of the evidence is anecdotes. The police and the court are unlikely to blame members of the gangs for women, so there is a possibility that participation in gangs has not been adequately reported. Contrary to previous surveys, most of women's groups have reported that they enjoy the same status as the male group. (Lurigio, et al., 1998) Women gang members experience bullying [at school] more than men, and there is a high possibility of engaging in bullying afterwards. (Holmes and Brandenburg-Ayres, 1998) Gang killing is a sex crime. In this survey, women accounted for 6.8% of non-gang killers, but only 3.3% of gang killers were occupied. For the victim of gang killing, gender difference is greater - they are unbalanced men. In this non-group murder case other than a single victim, women were victims in 30.5% cases and women were only 6.7% of victims in group victims cases. In short, gang killing usually involves male murder. As widely observed and written, once the socioeconomic factors are considered, the racial / ethnic composition of the community gang problem mostly reflects the racial / ethnic composition of the community itself. In the poorest areas, gangs tend to appear and attract vulnerable young people living in these areas naturally. Therefore, the argument on the racial / ethnic composition of the gang is mainly the discussion of socioeconomic variables in that field. Racial and ethnic composition of gang members may be redefined as research expands to more representative samples of the general population. Esbensen and Lynskey (reporter) show that demographic data at the community level is reflected in the composition of youth groups, that is, the gang members are primarily Caucasians of the white community and African Americans are mainly African American It is a community. Traditional three dimensional gang members are urban

American filmmakers in the latter half of the 20th century have drawn Latin American as a cruel pursuit of "American dream". Latin immigrants are characterized by the "Bandidos of the city" seeking the ultimate wealth and power path in anglo-led society. West Side Story, Fort Apache, Scarface describe Latin characters in various ways, but often I'm drawing "Urban Bandido" as money and power seekers in the United States. These immigrants not only fight for distorted American dreams, they often fight without fear and are willing to take risks above anything else. Given that Latin Americans are not used to watching themselves merely in mainstream movies. According to a survey by the University of Southern California at Annaberg School of Communication and journalism, Latin American-style movies were only 5.3% in 2015. However, Hispanic was an avid movie audience. More importantly, when Hispanics appears on the screen, they are often played as gang members, drug dealers or maids. A movie like "cocoa" will provide a lie for such features often accepted by the president. President is a Mexican criminal who respects Americans and wants to isolate our neighbors I call "a rapist." . The era of cards makes "cocoa" more powerful American filmmakers in the latter half of the 20th century have drawn Latin American as a cruel pursuit of "American dream". Latin immigrants are characterized by the "Bandidos of the city" seeking the ultimate wealth and power path in anglo-led society. West Side Story, Fort Apache, Scarface describe Latin characters in various ways, but often I'm drawing "Urban Bandido" as money and power seekers in the United States. - Hadoop cluster consists of a single master node and several worker nodes. The master node includes JobTracker, TaskTracker, NameNode, and DataNode. The slave node functions as DataNode and TaskTracker, but it can have only data slave and computation slave, and Hadoop requires JRE 1.6 (Java Runtime Environment) or higher. For standard shutdown scripts and launches, Secure Shell must be set up between nodes in the cluster. New York's violent gang, proposed by West Side, has been in New York City for hundreds of years. In the 1950s the number of Latin American immigrants in Latin America, Caribbean countries, especially Puerto Rico, and mass violence increased. Leonardo Bernstein 's musical "West Side Story" depicts contemporary adaptation of Romeo and Juliet, using the theme of the real world gang warfare in New York. The wrestling with violence against women in Uttar Pradesh in India, wearing a stick called Pink Sully and Lattice (the baton used by the police), they are aggressive in the abuse of men / sheds around the world It is to overcome such a method. Spread the news

The gang was born in a secret society of the 19th century. The word gang comes from the Gongji word meaning journey, then changed its itinerary in the 15th century called Sailor (gang research). "The gangs of the Shakespeare era are called gangs or wild youths" (Gang Research). There are four kinds of gangs. There are several secret societies that dominate overseas Chinese community. Then gang criminals appeared in the Midwest. This occurred during the 19th century gold rush. Ninety thousand men visited the US to find work / money. There is no agreed gang type. Many attempts have been made to classify various kinds of gangs. Two general features of these attempts are (1) classifying gangs according to the type of criminal activity they are involved in, and (2) classifying them according to their name. Gang name Both methods are often affected by serious flaws in the street gang. Basically, in the first category, gangs participate in various criminal activities as a group. During the active membership period, the crime rate of young people and young people involved in gangs increased due to various crimes. This phenomenon is known as a "cafe-style crime" and reminds people that reducing gang types to either is inherently misleading. That is to prevent gang activities. The activity of the gang is certainly not a new phenomenon, but since it was ancient (Roman, Greek, medieval etc.) it has been part of the history of mankind. In most countries, the gang violence model is the evolution of social social development and criminal activity - gang activities become more complicated as criminal behavior becomes more complex. Most sociological theories tie gang's behavior with young violence, but there are several ways that people can track gang violence in an organized way. Gang violence is mainly illegal and non-political violence by gangs against civilians, other gangs, law enforcement officers, firefighters, or military officials. Throughout history, this behavior has been committed by gangs of every level of the organization. Modern gangs have introduced new violent acts that may also be ceremonies for new gang members. In 2006, 58% of the murders of Los Angeles were related to the gang. The report of gang related killings is concentrated in the largest city in the United States with many years of gang issues and more recorded gang members - most of them are law enforcement agencies.

Reasons for youth participation The problem of young people who participate in gang gang activities is not a new problem facing Japan. Since the existence of mankind, gangs have become a means of human protection. However, recent gang activity problems are at the forefront of the difficulties facing Japan. Cities such as Chicago and Los Angeles are chronic gang sites, but other cities like Miami, Portland, Columbus, Dallas, Milwaukee have been called most recently (in the past decade) gang problem (Conly 7)) The main reason why young people participate in gangs is to protect. According to a study by Decker and Van Winkle, the 1996 youth benefited for personal benefit. Social and cultural norms and variables also motivate young people to join these gangs. The type of personal benefit that young people receive is not merely a security need. This security concept is multifaceted. 1) Financial protection 2) Social protection 3) Young men participate in the gang to seek protection of self-esteem. Young people are seeking personal safety from various sources. They will seek evacuation and safety in other gangs and believe that they will bring safety to them by joining the gang. Or perhaps we are seeking the safety of individuals and bullys. They may have committed a crime and are seeking help Introduction The reason behind the street gang is mainly related to myriad social and economic reasons. One of the reasons for young people to participate in gangs is the despair for poverty and the collapse of families as a coherent unit. According to a survey of the gang area, Los Angeles showed the same poverty map in that area. There are other reasons behind the fact that youth joined the gangs When they were critically analyzed they turned out to be direct or indirect Canadian youth gangs are getting more and more attention. Young people throughout Canada are participating in youth gangs for various reasons. Youth gang is a group of young adults who use prejudice and violence to gain prestige from other groups and manage specific areas of illegal activity. For all reasons, the youth joined the young gang and the police and the government proposed a plan to prevent young people from leaving the gang. As a show ... The work of the gang is guided by the missing gang. It is a violent reality that people have to cope in today's city. What did these groups create? Why do some children feel that living in a gang is accepted and authoritative? There are various theories of these problems. On the surface, gangs seem to be shallow and materialistic; as a consequence of human personal needs, there is a deeper speculation. About human influence in society

Based on conflicts between men and women, lack of family support, and whatever violence in life, why do female young people participate in the gang? Through adolescence, young women are more difficult to deal with the cruel realities of living in families, sexual behavior and urban slums than young men. Young women who have to endure these aspects of life have little chance of success. Therefore, these young women look to alternative families, where they feel they are needed and loved, even if it is temporary. There are various reasons to participate in the gang, but like most youth activities, most young men and women participate in the gang and seek friendship and love whether it is a crime or not. The desire to belong to a gang may arise from various motives, but all gangs have commonly the requirements of turf and territory in common. Gang's lawn is a block, a community, or the whole city. Members are wearing gang color, or clothes and symbols of a certain style. This may indicate the luxury and power of a particular community. Certain social actions such as association with gang members and knowledge of gang signs are also problems of survival. Based on conflicts between men and women, lack of family support, and whatever violence in life, why do female young people participate in the gang? Through adolescence, young women are more difficult to deal with the cruel realities of living in families, sexual behavior and urban slums than young men. Young women who have to endure these aspects of life have little chance of success. - The youth group of North American society is nothing new. When we publish the news we often hear stories of misguided teenagers who lead to another gang-related crime. It is well known that juvenile delinquents are too much in today's media, but the theme of youth gang activity is our society's dilemma. Over the past few years, the media has been revealed, causing numerous juvenile crimes and violent cases, causing moral panic. Many people are trying to explain the participation of gangs in today's society. However, there seems to be a thorough explanation of the insufficient coverage to the media and the potential activities of young people who are participating in the gang. As the name suggests, Youth Gang membership is about the youth group who created the gang and participated. Studies have shown that young gang members are present in modern North America (Bernburg et al., 2006; aLilly et al., 2011; Maclure and Sotelo, 2004; Sims, 1997; Wiley et al. - CONFLICT, 1996 Year, I am Pryorsburg near the Mayfield, Kentucky Baptist Church pastor search committee told me that the church is currently experiencing a very unity, harmonious and growing era.

A gang of gangs and violence in California corresponds to the article I encountered that the child was convicted for murder as an adult. It is said that this murder case is related to gang, and a 14-year-old child is depicted as a member of a deep-rooted gang. In this article let's think about what contributed to this situation and how it was eliminated from today's society. The solution provided in this document is to respond to the growing demand for school, school district, county education office, and youth group at state legislature. Children are the most important assets in our world today: they give parents Let me give an example. A few years after I left Howard, I served as a prosecutor during the crack season of the 1990s. This is the climax of gang violence in Los Angeles, and California has adopted the so-called gang strengthening method. Because these laws are new, prosecutors are trying to find ways to prove these cases in court. I did not notice it then. But on Friday afternoon in a court in Oakland, California, women said to me that you can continue to think the right when you saw something wrong in front of you . It will make a difference. Nobody knows except you and her A gang of gangs and violence in California corresponds to the article I encountered that the child was convicted for murder as an adult. It is said that this murder case is related to gang, and a 14-year-old child is depicted as a member of a deep-rooted gang. In this article let's think about what contributed to this situation and how it was eliminated from today's society. The solution provided in this document is to respond to the growing demand for school, school district, county education office, and youth group at state legislature. Children are the most important assets in our world today: they give parents

This article will cover the problems encountered by ethnic minorities in the movies; Crips and Bloods: Made in America (2008), Gran Torino (2008), A Better Life (2011). This movie is summarized, compared, and compared with young people 's experience. Criminal theory should be used to further clarify the problem. Finally, steps and theory are used to solve the problem and eventually solve possible ways to solve the problem. Movie scorpion and bloodshed: It was held in the US in southern Los Angeles, focusing on two terrible African-American gangs, gang violence in Crips and Bloods. American gang 06-06-09 American gang is estimated today that there are about 24,000 gangs in America. There are 750,000 gang members. Gang takes over our young people and our county. In 1996, 50% of the gang members were teenagers. Even after 12 years, this proportion has not changed. Gang's violence is increasing and it is necessary to quit. We must get back the street and the children. The history of the gang can be traced back to the Bible days. Gangs always cause social problems ... it is called Purple Gang. Purple gang was a group of mature criminals, mainly Jews, who controlled the drug trafficking in the city, alcohol, evil, gambling ("purple gang") by the late 1920s. In 1924 a vacuum cleaner and a dyeing machine began war, the laundry industry was badly terrible. These companies keep prices too low to profit and their tailors threaten to leave if they have to pay for cleaning fees. The performance of this project is very bad. Due to the economic downturn in the United States, the scale of the street gang is expanding. There are about 21,500 gangs in the United States and more than 731,000 active gang members ("organizational gangs"). Due to poor economic conditions, many people are unemployed and more Americans are driven into poverty. If you can not make enough money with your actual job, you may be a crime in the face of lack of money. This explains to some extent why the gang exists in poor urban areas. Not everyone who decides to participate in the gang is poor, but not all gang members are poor (Gardner 51). Poverty is attracting most young people in the United States, yet there are still many poor youths not belonging to the group. Gang brothers and sisters have a strong influence on their brothers and sisters and young people becoming members of the street gang and participating. Gang also provides a way to earn money, sometimes there are more. Poverty is one of the main reasons for young people and young people to join the street gang.

Gang is very dangerous to everyone in the community. "The gang is a group of people (mainly young men) bringing together protection and attribution awareness.The US Justice Ministry officially defines the youth gang as a group of young people involved in criminal acts" (Gang 1). In the United States, there are about 1 million gang members in the gang where more than 20,000 criminals are active. In addition, this group of about one million people is responsible for up to 80% of the crimes committed in our country. American gang 06-06-09 American gang is estimated today that there are about 24,000 gangs in America. There are 750,000 gang members. Gang takes over our young people and our county. In 1996, 50% of the gang members were teenagers. Even after 12 years, this proportion has not changed. Gang's violence is increasing and it is necessary to quit. We must get back the street and the children. The history of the gang can be traced back to the Bible days. Gangs always cause social problems ... it is called Purple Gang. Purple gang was a group of mature criminals, mainly Jews, who controlled the drug trafficking in the city, alcohol, evil, gambling ("purple gang") by the late 1920s. In 1924 a vacuum cleaner and a dyeing machine began war, the laundry industry was badly terrible. These companies keep prices too low to profit and their tailors threaten to leave if they have to pay for cleaning fees. The performance of this project is very bad. Due to the economic downturn in the United States, the scale of the street gang is expanding. There are about 21,500 gangs in the United States and more than 731,000 active gang members ("organizational gangs"). Due to poor economic conditions, many people are unemployed and more Americans are driven into poverty. If you can not make enough money with your actual job, you may be a crime in the face of lack of money. This explains to some extent why the gang exists in poor urban areas. Not everyone who decides to participate in the gang is poor, but not all gang members are poor (Gardner 51). Poverty is attracting most young people in the United States, yet there are still many poor youths not belonging to the group. Gang brothers and sisters have a strong influence on their brothers and sisters and young people becoming members of the street gang and participating. Gang also provides a way to earn money, sometimes there are more. Poverty is one of the main reasons for young people and young people to join the street gang.

In today's United States, violence of children and gang gangs is a big problem. Everyday more and more children will join the gang. It is clear that these groups of young people caused many problems. Gang violence and gang activity will affect everyone around the gang members. These gang kids are hurting themselves, each other, their families and the communities around them. Only those who are associated with the gang through family relationships or who are connected to the gang at a geographic location. Children participating in these activities usually participate in these activities. The pressure from the companion caused by the gang is the cause of these unhealthy activities. (D.P.M. September 9, 2004) The Office said that in most cases social exclusion is concentrated in communities in the poorest areas. When a person is excluded from society it is difficult to participate creatively in most activities of society, such as local elections and participation in regional leisure centers. In today's United States, violence of children and gang gangs is a big problem. Everyday more and more children will join the gang. It is clear that these groups of young people caused many problems. Gang violence and gang activity will affect everyone around the gang members. These gang kids are hurting themselves, each other, their families and the communities around them. From 1996 to 2004, the number of young people involved in gang is actually decreasing, but violence in these gangs has not decreased. Murder made by members of Youth Gang is still a big problem for the whole United States. The Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Bureau reported on the 2004 Youth Gang investigation that there were an estimated 760,000 gang members in the same year. Many children related to gangs come from low-income single-parent families, so young Americans American gang 06-06-09 American gang is estimated today that there are about 24,000 gangs in America. There are 750,000 gang members. Gang takes over our young people and our county. In 1996, 50% of the gang members were teenagers. Even after 12 years, this proportion has not changed. Gang's violence is increasing and it is necessary to quit. We must get back the street and the children. The history of the gang can be traced back to the Bible days. Gangs always cause social problems ... it is called Purple Gang. Purple gang was a group of mature criminals, mainly Jews, who controlled the drug trafficking in the city, alcohol, evil, gambling ("purple gang") by the late 1920s. In 1924 a vacuum cleaner and a dyeing machine began war, the laundry industry was badly terrible. These companies keep prices too low to profit and their tailors threaten to leave if they have to pay for cleaning fees. The performance of this project is very bad.

One of the main problems being fixed today is the security threat organization - often called a prison gang. A security threat group (STG) can be defined as a group of offenders dealing with organization security and physical security. From the 1960's to the 1970's, prison gangs focused on joint prisoners for self-defense to gain financial gain and monopoly of illegal prison activity (F. B. P., 1994, p. 2). STG is mainly divided by race and contempt authority. Most critically, the new security threat group category not only represents a prison gang but also contains more "destructive groups". These include street gangs, motorcycle gangs, and 'revolutionary groups'. The list of destructive organizations that CDCR gave me is 1,500, including not only Bloods and Crips, but also Insane Clown Posse, Juggalos which is the focus of the clown face of the platinum horror hip hop organization. Panther, like some countries in the Islamic league, is on the list. A category titled "Black-Non-Specific" means that a group containing the word "black" in its name can be considered to be destructive. (CDCR does not answer my question on this subject.) One of the main problems being fixed today is the security threat organization - often called a prison gang. A security threat group (STG) can be defined as a group of offenders dealing with organization security and physical security. From the 1960's to the 1970's, prison gangs focused on joint prisoners for self-defense to gain financial gain and monopoly of illegal prison activity (F. B. P., 1994, p. 2). - Influence of the gang There is no child here Children are not here Continent and strong tension always lurks behind. A group of residential projects in Chicago brought this tension. According to Kotlowitz, in Henry Horner Homes, one person was beaten, shot, or stabbed every three days.

The formation of African-American street gangs, street gangs in Los Angeles and Los Angeles in other urban areas of America grew steadily in 1996. The most famous gang in Los Angeles, bloody scorpion, has steadily increased its number since 1969. In addition, there are over 600 active Hispanic gangs in Los Angeles County, the Asian gang group has increased by about 20,000 members. Bloods is one of America's most famous street gangs. This is an African-American street gang founded in Los Angeles, California. It was founded in mid 1972. Red is its symbolic color, bloody gang members are recognized in red. Crips was the first infamous African-American street gang founded in Los Angeles in 1969. Gang members are traditional blue costumes as their iconic dress. Blood is one of the most famous street gangs in the United States. Established in 1972, it is located in Los Angeles, California. The gang came in response to the activity of Crips (another street gang). The members of the gang are red dress and costume. Red belongs to the blood of California. It is used for identification. Gang members belonging to the Bloods gang will definitely wear red as a symbol of identity. The formation of African-American street gangs, street gangs in Los Angeles and Los Angeles in other urban areas of America grew steadily in 1996. The most famous gang in Los Angeles, bloody scorpion, has steadily increased its number since 1969. - Why do kids participate in the new Nazi gang In most cases, the reasons children participate in gangs is due to family troubles. Interviewing a skinhead child is from a family with one or more factors of divorce, separation, physical and / or sexual abuse, and parents who have lost parents.

According to the Cambridge dictionary (n.d.), the gang is defined as "a group of offenders working together". Gang is a powerful force, a constant threat to society. As of 2011, the National Gang Center (N.d.) Estimates that there are 782,500 gang members in the United States alone. Mara Salvatrucha 13, also known as MS - 13, is one of the biggest and most threatening gangs. The High Bright Narcotics Drug Traffic Area (HIDTA) (Nd.) Believes that Mara Salvatrucha 13 has an estimated 10,000 members in the United States and thousands of other members in Central America. This story is fictitious, but such unnecessary violence happens every day. Gang violence poses a threat to an organized society as well as killing millions of people every year. Gang attacked nearly all cities in the United States, now it is an infection spreading in rural areas. We can not sacrifice violence or violence in our own town or suburbs. There should be more stringent laws against some people who believe that the enforcement of these laws means raising taxes. They did not find this extra money being spent on young people in the United States. Of course, taxes are already high enough, but how can I avoid providing benefits to young Americans? It is our greatest concern to protect citizens. The United States is one of the countries with the most violent crime rate in the world. The most powerful citizen Gangs can be categorized as a group of young people thought to pose a threat to society and are recognized primarily by their name and regional authority and are involved in many violations of the North American Criminal Procedure Code I will. (Esbensen, Winfree, He and Taylor, 2001). The first topic that appeared in the collected literature was the lack of opportunity. As I said, I began participating in gang when I was young. Article titled "Youth Gang" The youth group of North American society is not new. When we publish the news we often hear stories of misguided teenagers who lead to another gang-related crime. It is well known that juvenile delinquents are too much in today's media, but the theme of youth gang activity is our society's dilemma. Over the past few years, the media are constantly in touch, drawing a large number of juvenile crimes and violent cases, which is causing moral panic. In Canada ... the endless battle with prison gangs As the years passed, the gang crime rate in the US rose sharply and brought more prisoners to our prisons, prisons are the largest and charges are 2 It doubled. In the United States, there are now 33,000 active streets, motorcycles and prison gangs, with a total of 1.4 million members. The number of registered cops is only 683,396 people; this is not even half of our nationwide gang population.

The movie began in New York, in 1843, the battle of the gang. Bill's "Butcher" Cut "Native" Gang challenged the "Dead Rabbit" (the most Irish immigrant group) and tried to solve the most powerful gang in the area. After a fierce battle, "Aboriginal" won by killing the leader of "dead rabbit" also the father of Amsterdam (hero). Later Amsterdam was taken to an orphanage where Bill Cutting won 5 points in most of New York. Martin Scorsese '2002 movie "New York Gang" claimed that it was a historic movie about the gang competition centered on the ethnic groups of New York City in 1863, but this movie relies heavily on poetry licensing ing. Rather than digging historical features and realistic details, emphasize the story of violence and typical Hollywood 's "right and wrong". It is almost certain that the gangs caught the past tastes and myths of American ethnic diversity, and violence and tension of American citizenship, but the historical theme of gang processing is also secondary It is a fact. Main driving force: Make movies that are smooth and profitable New York's violent gang, proposed by West Side, has been in New York City for hundreds of years. In the 1950s the number of Latin American immigrants in Latin America, Caribbean countries, especially Puerto Rico, and mass violence increased. Leonardo Bernstein 's musical "West Side Story" depicts contemporary adaptation of Romeo and Juliet, using the theme of the real world gang warfare in New York. The wrestling with violence against women in Uttar Pradesh in India, wearing a stick called Pink Sully and Lattice (the baton used by the police), they are aggressive in the abuse of men / sheds around the world It is to overcome such a method. Spread the news Youth gang violence from the 1950s to the 1980s has a strange history. During this period, Miller (1992: 2) insists that the national view of the gang was dominated by the view of the media in New York City: "The flowering of the 1950s, the death of the 1960s, the resurrection of the early 1970s , And dormant in the late 1970s. "A survey of gang issues in his major US cities (Miller, 1975, 1992) prove that the second half of this media theory is wrong I will. According to Miller's study, gang violence was very common in the 1960s and 1970s. He believed that he has not changed since the 1950s; on the contrary media and public interest shifted from gang to Vietnam War, civil rights movement and subsequent riots.

Endless battle with prison gangs As the years passed, the gang crime rate across the country dramatically rose and brought more prisoners to our prisons and doubled the maximum occupancy rate in prison . In the US, there are now 33,000 active street, motorcycle and prison group, totaling 4 million members. There are only 683,396 registered police officers, which is less than half the population of our country's group. Believe it or not, even if the number of people is small, these officials can not control the way of learning and operation of prisoners and take all necessary precautions for prevention and protection . Prison Gang Prison Gang (Wikipedia) Prison Gang is a term used to identify all kinds of gang actions in prisons and orthodontic facilities. Because gang members enter and leave the prison system according to (Street gang and intervention: innovative solutions to network analysis, community-based police service office, 2005), the distinction between prison gangs and street gangs is unclear is. Prison gang provides more than just mere protection ... The basic street gang of the gang is usually a youth organization from teens to twenties. They unite to claim their territory and community. They are known for their violence and their extensive involvement in drug trafficking. Street graffiti is a means of connecting territory boundaries, a means to challenge other gangs. The challenge is to mark the enemy's territory or to cross the enemy's sign. Endless battle with prison gangs As the years passed, the gang crime rate across the country dramatically rose and brought more prisoners to our prisons and doubled the maximum occupancy rate in prison . In the United States, there are now 33,000 active streets, motorcycles and prison gangs, with a total of 1.4 million members. There are only 683,396 registered police officers, which is less than half the population of our country's group. Incredible Like most street gangs, the American prison gang was formed to protect other gangs. The purpose of many street gang members is to gain respect and protection from the prison gang. The prison gang uses members of the street gang as a basis for soliciting new members. For many members, winning the status of the prison gang shows the ultimate commitment to the gang. Several prison gangs are transplanted from the street, and in some cases prison gangs gather "behind the prison" and engage in criminal activity outside. Many prison gangs are ethnic oriented. Collective organizations such as ethnic nationality and nationality of people were born in prison

In prison, the criminal is a member of the gang or a gang victim pool. Race and culture seems to be the main factor of the prisoner's victim. When he enters the system, the prisoner may not be a racist, but the need for the survival of other prisoners may force them to accentuate these features. In the summer of 1998, a young man named William King was convicted of murdering James Bird and sentenced to death. The bird was a black man from Jasper County, Texas, dragged behind the truck tied to the ankle. . Prison Gang Prison Gang (Wikipedia) Prison Gang is a term used to identify all kinds of gang actions in prisons and orthodontic facilities. Because gang members enter and leave the prison system according to (Street gang and intervention: innovative solutions to network analysis, community-based police service office, 2005), the distinction between prison gangs and street gangs is unclear is. Prison gang provides more than just mere protection ... The basic street gang of the gang is usually a youth organization from teens to twenties. They unite to claim their territory and community. They are known for their violence and their extensive involvement in drug trafficking. Street graffiti is a means of connecting territory boundaries, a means to challenge other gangs. The challenge is to mark the enemy's territory or to cross the enemy's sign. Like most street gangs, the American prison gang was formed to protect other gangs. The purpose of many street gang members is to gain respect and protection from the prison gang. The prison gang uses members of the street gang as a basis for soliciting new members. For many members, winning the status of the prison gang shows the ultimate commitment to the gang. Several prison gangs are transplanted from the street, and in some cases prison gangs gather "behind the prison" and engage in criminal activity outside. Many prison gangs are ethnic oriented. Collective organizations such as ethnic nationality and nationality of people were born in prison Many prison gang members tried to conceal their affiliation and activities because of the explicit ban of gang members within the prison. Many of the solutions to cope with gang activities are punitive, such as placing known gang members in administrative separation. Therefore, the exact number of prisoners associated with the gang is not clear. Currently there are more than 100 known prison gangs in the United States. Many prison gangs do similar activities, but each gang is unique, distinction is made with other hostile groups. They usually have a constitution that determines unique motto, specific membership symbol, color, and group behavior. Gangs usually have a hierarchical structure, leaders, and member committees that function directly under the designated leadership. The structure of a group of prisons is usually more stable and organized than the group of streets typical for this.

Several facts are everywhere. Children enter the world as necessary. Babies need to be close to their mothers and can accept and give emotions forming sustained emotional bonds. Children need to feel that they are safe, never abandoned, loved and cherished. This very special relationship between the mother and the child can control the relationship between this person and the rest of the life. If this relationship is intimate and safe, the child will learn trust and love. Reasons for children to join the new Nagyagang In most cases, the reason why a child joins the gang is due to a problem at home. If you interview children with skin head gang, they come from families with one or more of the following factors: divorce, separation, physical and / or sexual abuse, and loss of parents. These situations become more complicated by the unique elements of popular culture, such as unemployment, poverty, lack of education, disability of bandages, lack of academic ability, and the theme of music, television, movie violence. Why do kids join the gang? The factors that motivate children to participate in gangs vary from person to person. Many social and economic reasons may be involved. Potential, status, security, friendship, family substitution, economic benefits, the effects of substance abuse, and many other factors may affect the participation of children in gangs. Regardless of age, sex, ethnicity, economic status and academic achievement, gang members also span all socio-economic backgrounds and boundaries. Gang violence normally involves more individuals, gang related violence is often non-retaliatory and upgrades faster than non-gang violence. Gang activities are often more violent and involve the use of more weapons than usual. Schools and public security authorities need to investigate gang activities in various ways rather than a one-on-one isolated event. Socialists and gang members separated the reasons that many children participate in the gang. And each case is personal. Most people will join in order to meet the basic needs that they often can not meet at home or school. These are respect, support, family, recognition, protection, identity, attribution, money, and domination. Many gang members are coming from pppol and broken houses, and they get the support and structure they need from gang life. Children from the city center often feel they need to belong to the gang as a form of protection. Gang membership makes them feel important and is recognized by the peer group. I think that one member of the gang is the other family member, it is difficult to break this connection.

The theory of gang and gang violence The emergence of American gangs was first promoted by immigrants settled in urban areas and poor families. There are few skills to achieve socially set goals such as money and a better lifestyle, or adapt to a new city life. In some areas. The term "gang" did not have a clear meaning at that time, but more than 100 recent definitions agreed upon by the US and European laboratories tried to define it. Join Summary of Sociological Theory and Collective Violence In the sociological analysis of gang members, we investigate the various kinds of impacts resulting from the participation of criminals. For social conflicts related to gang members, this article explores the various theories of social learning and personal and control issues related to the recent surge in crime in Chicago. When you open the door to a crime-rich society, the truth will begin. It's not The theory of gang and gang violence The emergence of American gangs was first promoted by immigrants settled in urban areas and poor families. There are few skills to achieve socially set goals such as money and a better lifestyle, or adapt to a new city life. In some areas. The term "gang" did not have a clear meaning at that time, but more than 100 recent definitions agreed upon by the US and European laboratories tried to define it. Join Gang violence is becoming a known threat to our country. Gang violence is defined as a group of people repeating social individuals or close friends with distinguishable influences and internal coordination. These groups need to fully manage communities, towns, or specific areas within a particular area. As a result, violent crime and illegal behavior will occur as a group or even on its own. As these groups are expanding in the community, citizens of specific areas are starting

The reasons for joining the youth of the street gang are various. One of the reasons youth participate in the street gang is the disadvantage of the neighborhood. The theory of social collapse is a theory that can promote youth participation in the street gang. According to the theory of social collapse, "Neighbors and social systems collapse, communities that can not maintain effective social control have committed crimes" (Bell, 2007). Social turmoil will lead to destabilization of houses and poverty, influence interpersonal relations within the community, and bring about opportunities for crime. In this article, I will explore why young people participate in the street gang. The gang was studied and my paper focused on the scope of concepts and theories related to street gangs and young people. So, I will discuss different theoretical explanations for the street gang with the young people. This topic is very interesting to me because I know people involved in criminal acts, but we have the same values ​​when I am young. So why do some of us accept higher education and work, are some of our companions involved in criminal acts and have a criminal record? The reasons for joining the youth of the street gang are various. One of the reasons youth participate in the street gang is the disadvantage of the neighborhood. The theory of social collapse is a theory that can promote youth participation in the street gang. - New York's gangster "New York Gang" was held around 5 o'clock in southern Manhattan. It started in 1846. The main character of Amsterdam, Fallon, the son of priest Fallon, saw his father died in battle as a leader of a dead rabbit gang. As his father gave his son's advice in his last life, Billy's "butcher" cut the head of the judge's pastor.

Bill Butcher is the ideal "bad guy" in the movie. He is a stubborn person and will not change his way of thinking about someone of him. When you get off the boat and try to settle in America, you are disliked by Mr. Cher. Bill is a very thin tall guy, and his hair has a whisker. Bill and his party believe that the only corporation that has work, family, and money is not an immigrant, but a person born in the United States. Bill and his rough party could not even deprive women and children. New York gang: cultural change Jeremiah Harrity SOCI 220 American pop culture Dr. Nancy Wack, 2013 April 13, the New York of the gang: the cultural transformation the movie "New York gang", see the city to challenge due to the influence of different cultures This movie is about a young man Amsterdam Vance who was cruelly killed in a gang conflict and tried to get revenge on his father who opposed his opponent Bill Butcher. On the surface, the movie is ... the reason behind the street gang is mainly related to myriad social and economic reasons. One of the reasons for young people to participate in gangs is the despair for poverty and the collapse of families as a coherent unit. According to a survey of the gang area, Los Angeles showed the same poverty map in that area. There are other reasons behind the fact that youth joined the gangs When they were critically analyzed they turned out to be direct or indirect Martin Scorsese '2002 movie "New York Gang" claimed that it was a historic movie about the gang competition centered on the ethnic groups of New York City in 1863, but this movie relies heavily on poetry licensing ing. Rather than digging historical features and realistic details, emphasize the story of violence and typical Hollywood 's "right and wrong". It is almost certain that the gangs caught the past tastes and myths of American ethnic diversity, and violence and tension of American citizenship, but the historical theme of gang processing is also secondary It is a fact. Main driving force: Make movies that are smooth and profitable

There are many information sources trying to explain why young people join the gang, research based on empirical research is the best choice for revealing key factors. In this article we will explain from analytical point of view why young people join the gang by combining empirical material method and Robert Merton's chanceity theory. Empirical research reveals the tendency for young people to join the group due to economic troubles and low socioeconomic status and establishes a close relationship with Merton's chance theory theory. In this article, I will explore why young people participate in the street gang. The gang was studied and my paper focused on the scope of concepts and theories related to street gangs and young people. So, I will discuss different theoretical explanations for the street gang with the young people. This topic is very interesting to me because I know people involved in criminal acts, but we have the same values ​​when I am young. So why do some of us accept higher education and work, are some of our companions involved in criminal acts and have a criminal record? The reasons for joining the youth of the street gang are various. One of the reasons youth participate in the street gang is the disadvantage of the neighborhood. The theory of social collapse is a theory that can promote youth participation in the street gang. - New York's gangster "New York Gang" was held around 5 o'clock in southern Manhattan. It started in 1846. The main character of Amsterdam, Fallon, the son of priest Fallon, saw his father died in battle as a leader of a dead rabbit gang. As his father gave his son's advice in his last life, Billy's "butcher" cut the head of the judge's pastor. I interviewed three gang members of the American Crips gang, which is known for carnival gang, to investigate why young people joined the gang. The reason for choosing this gang is that it has not only been recognized by young people in the United States and Britain, but also since it has existed for many years. Crips Gang was born in Los Angeles, California in the late 1960s. Since the 1970s these folds have grown to other parts of Los Angeles County with personal gang names such as Comptop Ave Crips and Harbor City Crips. These gang members are between the ages of 12 and 24 and represent themselves with the letter BK for bloody killers. Because they conflict with red shingles for their own blood, they are marked with blue and usually represent themselves in a blue bandana.

The United States faces a very complicated problem that could damage the structure of its own urban society. This problem has been developed over the years and integrated into the core of American society until it has become the standard of living quality for millions of people. The easiest form of the problem is crime, but this is obviously a problem that needs to be improved in almost every country in the world, so this article is meticulously committed to a crime that became synonymous with modern city America - gang crime Pay attention to. Street gang is a new problem in US organized crime. Gang originally caused only insignificant annoyance to society, but they are a huge criminal gang in the United States. They describe most of the causes of violence and drug trafficking in the United States (narcotics and gangs) throughout the state. They will be out of hand if they can not look after them at once. Due to increased poverty and pressure from colleagues, the street gang of the United States is getting bigger and bigger and becoming increasingly violent by gang war and drug trafficking. Due to the economic downturn in the United States, the scale of the street gang is expanding. There are about 21,500 gangs in the United States and more than 731,000 active gang members ("organizational gangs"). Due to poor economic conditions, many people are unemployed and more Americans are driven into poverty. If you can not make enough money with your actual job, you may be a crime in the face of lack of money. This explains to some extent why the gang exists in poor urban areas. Not everyone who decides to participate in the gang is poor, but not all gang members are poor (Gardner 51). Poverty is attracting most young people in the United States, yet there are still many poor youths not belonging to the group. Gang brothers and sisters have a strong influence on their brothers and sisters and young people becoming members of the street gang and participating. Gang also provides a way to earn money, sometimes there are more. Poverty is one of the main reasons for young people and young people to join the street gang. The term gang often causes violence, drug use and trading, and images of crime. However, the young gang has other influences. Gang can provide sense of belonging to youth and identity, social support, and sense of solidarity. The gang young people often compare gangs with their families, but in a sense gangs are like families. In some areas, many families belong to the same gang. These multigenerational gangs have been developed in various environments, but are most common in Hispanics. Sanchez-Jankowski (1991) reported that many gang members told him that there is a long history of gang involvement of his brothers, and a considerable number of cases, family including father and grandfather. Of the Los Angeles fathers interviewed, 32% said they were members of the same gang as their children belonged to, and 11% said that the four families became members of the same gang.

Since the 1980s, women's participation in gangs, sales of drugs, reports of violence are serious problems in the United States. Journalists and scholars often quote crime statistics and field anecdotes to support the increase in female crime. They explain that the cause of the crime wave of this woman is usually divided into two categories: increasing the availability of drugs and cocaine as a means of economic success is affected by urbanization and industrialization Provide economic means to poor women. The social movement believes that "liberation" of women went to the town. Street gang is a new problem in US organized crime. Gang originally caused only insignificant annoyance to society, but they are a huge criminal gang in the United States. They describe most of the causes of violence and drug trafficking in the United States (narcotics and gangs) throughout the state. They will be out of hand if they can not look after them at once. Due to increased poverty and pressure from colleagues, the street gang of the United States is getting bigger and bigger and becoming increasingly violent by gang war and drug trafficking. Prison gang Michael Dooley Aiken Tech CRJ 242.013 Gangs of prison gangs are located throughout the country. They are organized, keeping secrets, and deadly, and they reach out from their cells and organize and control crime on the streets of the United States of America. Law enforcement officials began supervision of organized gang activities in the 1970s. Through their cooperation, their first attempt was to identify groups with only some form of structure, constitution, charter, mission statement, or specific identifiable gang. Media statements on gangs, especially female gangs, play a very important role in providing information to social reality through social constructivists' views. In the past two decades, gang criminal acts dominated criminal news and the quality of life of rural and urban residents has also declined (violent young women are seen as "newly growing social problems" "(Batchelor, 2009, 408).)). According to Batchelor (2009), girls are considered to be like boys, especially in the battle to "protect themselves" (2009: 400). Batchelor continues to insist that young women involved in male groups are being used as weapons and drug carriers, and in some cases these girls are sexually exploited. According to media sources, young women are acting as heads of antisocial youth groups conducting crimes such as rape, homicide, violent robbery (Young, 2009).

Final solution for gang outbreak. What is currently being discussed in Congress is the anti-gang bill, also known as the "Big Bang Act". The bill turns gang-related violent crime into a federal crime, imposes a mandatory sentence of at least 10 years, expands the scope of the crime subject to capital punishment, and a US prosecutor is a gang member of 16 years old and 17 years old To trial in federal court. The unfortunate impact of the new bill is overcrowding in federal prison. Many prison gang members tried to conceal their affiliation and activities because of the explicit ban of gang members within the prison. Many of the solutions to cope with gang activities are punitive, such as placing known gang members in administrative separation. Therefore, the exact number of prisoners associated with the gang is not clear. Currently there are more than 100 known prison gangs in the United States. Many prison gangs do similar activities, but each gang is unique, distinction is made with other hostile groups. They usually have a constitution that determines unique motto, specific membership symbol, color, and group behavior. Gangs usually have a hierarchical structure, leaders, and member committees that function directly under the designated leadership. The structure of a group of prisons is usually more stable and organized than the group of streets typical for this. In the past 20 years, the number of US gang members has increased rapidly. According to the 2011 National Gang Threat Assessment, there are about 1.4 million gang members, accounting for 48% of total violent crime and non-violent crime nationwide (Wong, Ton, Hung & Ang, 2013). Participation in gangs may increase the possibility of illegal behavior and may adversely affect the orbit of future life. Because these men are responsible for the murder and rape of this young woman, the evidence is obvious and correct. When such a crime occurs, it is difficult for the community to correspond with the whole world. In some cities and communities, the gang is very criminal. In this survey, the cause of the high percentage of serious and violent crime in individuals and the continuing influence of gang involvement has not yet been clarified. Is the personal character of the gang member an important factor? Although these features may be important (Yablonsky, 1962), Esbensen, Huizinga, and Weiher (1993) pointed out that Denver Gang, African street criminals, and non-criminal members are in eight different traditional activities Discover that there is no difference in the degree of participation in summer workers, schools, school sports, other school activities, local sports, community activities, and religious activities. In a long-term survey we have not succeeded in identifying the function of distinguishing gang members from other serious, violent and long-term offenders.

How outlaw gangsters started In 1987, Billy the Kid Museum of Art began in Hioco, Texas. The basis of this museum is that a man named Bubi Bill Roberts is a genuine Billy child, escaping from the bullet of Pat Garrett. Founder of Billy the Kid Outlaw Gang thinks this is not true. Shortly thereafter, Maryl Bowlin of New Mexico, Ty Bang established Billy the Kid Outlaw Gang to protect the history of William Bonney (aka Billy the Kid). Maryln founded "The Gang" in Taiban, New Mexico State in 1987. The gang was born in a secret society of the 19th century. The word gang comes from the Gongji word meaning journey, then changed its itinerary in the 15th century called Sailor (gang research). "The gangs of the Shakespeare era are called gangs or barbarian young people" (gang research). There are four kinds of gangs. There is a secret society that dominates overseas Chinese community. Then, there was a gang criminal in the Midwest. 19th Century Gold Rush - Influence of Gangs on American Society Today there are an estimated 33,000 violent street gangs and prison crimes committed by Prison Gang. Over the years, these people 's violence has increased and many people died. Gang influenced the city with more criminal acts such as violence, drugs, even robbery, fraud, compulsion, trafficking of people. Gangs are increasing every year in American society. How outlaw gangsters started In 1987, Billy the Kid Museum of Art began in Hioco, Texas. The basis of this museum is that a man named Bubi Bill Roberts is a genuine Billy child, escaping from the bullet of Pat Garrett. Founder of Billy the Kid Outlaw Gang thinks this is not true. Shortly thereafter, Maryl Bowlin of New Mexico, Ty Bang established Billy the Kid Outlaw Gang to protect the history of William Bonney (aka Billy the Kid). - By definition, inhumane acts are described as individuals without sympathy or suffering. The novel "Night" by the author "Eght Wiesel" explains several aspects of the inhuman aspect all over the book. In the novel, given the authority to operate freely, it is clear that the authorities become inhumane. There are many inhumane examples in this novel. For example, "I never forget the smoke.

Gang members need love Although they insist that gang is the only way to ensure today's success, the only way to survive is to eliminate them . Many gangs threaten the safety of all of them (territory and community). Innocent people living in the devastated town of war live with fear of death constantly. But for children who do not look up and have no prospects for the future, gangs can become their agent family. Gang is not only a group of friends but also an event of the evening. The gang consists of a large family of men, women, and children. The group recruited children from 7 to 9 years old. There are many reasons, such as protection, for gang members to join the gang. They feel that they are in need of protection as they live in the gang area and face the danger of violence by hostile gangs. Another reason why they joined the gang was because of brotherly love. - In society, most people feel safe and do not feel urgent because of the shocking things surrounding them. Those people may have heard that the overcapacity that is happening all over the world today may be terrible, but they often do not care because they do not think they will appear near their houses No. Violence among young people is a prominent problem in many parts of the world today. Gang members need love Although they insist that gang is the only way to ensure today's success, the only way to survive is to eliminate them . Many gangs threaten the safety of all of them (territory and community). Innocent people living in the devastated town of war live with fear of death constantly. But for children who do not look up and have no prospects for the future, gangs can become their agent family. - Conflict exists in the daily life of all human beings all over the world. It can be shaped by shared ideas or challenged by others. The confrontation is like a tree. When ideas are embedded in someone's mind, it will grow and begin to grow. As this idea continues to evolve and spread its branches, the struggle grows and grows gradually until other people who agree with the idea grow up around it, and it becomes like an overwhelming forest Learn more

Gang and youth violent gang are groups of people who communicate with each other. Youth violence is a contribution to these gangs. Most gangs try to dominate all of the region, claiming that the neighborhood is their territory. This antisocial behavior is a big problem in American society. Gang members are representative members of the same country. Fear and hatred for people of other races is called foreign phobia. People who are victims of racial discrimination are often racists. High school gang violence is a problem that almost every community faces. Many young people who do not have a good home life, feel unacceptable or want to have a "family" will turn to a group. Teenagers with gang friends can also participate in the gang by companion pressure. Especially in youngsters in big cities, it is difficult to prevent organized activities and violence as young people enter gangsters. According to annual national youth gang research, plans to support children at risk can greatly reduce the number of young people participating in the gang. Gang and youth violent gang are groups of people who communicate with each other. Youth violence is a contribution to these gangs. Most gangs try to dominate all of the region, claiming that the neighborhood is their territory. This antisocial behavior is a big problem in American society. Gang members are representative members of the same country. Fear and hatred for people of other races is called foreign phobia. People who are victims of racial discrimination are often racist ... There were many ways to get rid of gang violence in the city of Toronto. By taking more stringent laws and guns from the streets, there are few effective methods yet. There are many factors that influence why people first join the gang when it comes to complex situations like gang violence. Whether it is poverty, pressure from a colleague, whether boring or despairing (Grabianowski). Because of this situation, gang violence can not be completely eliminated

I remember being in school every day when I was a juvenile criminal group. There is a group of children who are always walking outside the school on their way to school. These children are wearing different clothes, they are all wearing the same type of clothes. Until a few years later, I was told to stay away from them as they were rogues. They are organized crime groups and are disturbing local communities. These gangsters come to the scene to kidnap the kids and try to divide them into their gangsters. For them, the more they have members, the more they have territory. One of the problems in major cities in the world is gang. Juvenile delinquency and the social environment are the main concerns of schools and society as a whole. In today's society, juvenile offenders from school violence to gangsters are emerging. Juvenile delinquency is prevalent throughout the country, between different cultures and between different ethnic groups, there is no color. The number and degree of juvenile delinquency has increased. There is no doubt that various experts, such as the background of minors and the age group of the same age of later years, can provide us with many theories about the cause of delinquency, but the main cause of juvenile delinquency is parents It is the collapse of the house including the lack of. Control Ironically, in the United States, a driver's license to drive a car today is necessary, but training and licenses are not necessary to become a guardian. From the 1960s to the mid-1990s, there was a sharp increase in the most severe delinquent delinquency forms such as homicide, such as homicide, and youth gang problems occurring in major cities in the United States. As a result, the state has enacted more laws on youth participation in the most serious juvenile crimes. In the 1990s, 45 states were more likely to transfer juvenile offenders to adult criminal courts. In 37 states, the choice of judgment including mixed judgment has been expanded, and the juvenile court can combine adolescence and adult punishment for the needs of individual offenders. For example, a juvenile court can combine juvenile disposition and suspension of criminal trials. If the offense complies with juvenile punishment, no criminal judgment is imposed. Otherwise, youth will be subject to adult punishment

Gang accepted and accepted vested rights to bring a 12-year old boy home to school. He entered the house from the front door and realized that his mother was crying. There is blood in the organization she has. When the boy noticed what was going on, he began to ask why his mother was crying. She quietly answered, why, quietly said, "Your daddy ... he is in a pouch ... his life is very bad." He went to his room. . From his window, he can see his father screamed enough to swallow the last bite of beer and allow him to listen to their neighbors. Dr. Kenneth Sladekin says: "When someone becomes a member of the gang, more things change." He is a child and adolescent psychiatrist in the Fort Lauderdale area, and has been with gang members for many years. I will cooperate. "If you belong to a gang long enough, he will continue, it is easy to lose your moral foundation and adopt the group's standards." Not all children commit a crime. Indeed, many people do not. In the U.S., an estimated 800,000 gang members can undoubtedly express the correct figure as "gang" 's wish - Dr. Sladkin calls it "more peripheral equipment rather than the gang backbone" It flew. Gang is very dangerous to everyone in the community. "The gang is a group of people (mainly young men) gathering to seek protection and attribution, the US Department of Justice officially defines the youth gang as a group of young people involved in criminal activity" (part 1 ). In the United States, there are about 1 million group members in over 20,000 criminal groups. In addition, this group of about one million people is responsible for up to 80% of the crimes committed in our country. From Researchers and law enforcement officials say that young people will join the group because they need to protect, pursue money, and seek sense of attribution. Mr. Matthew Armstrong, a high school resource officer in Prince William County, Virginia states, "Some family members think that they are family members, and they are former members of the county police station gang working group. According to officials of the FBI, more than 75% of law enforcement agencies providing information to the FBI's next report say local gangs in the area are active, about half of them say that they are national gangsters I answer. . Report it. They say that this is in close agreement with the level cited in the agency's 2015 report.

Innocent children, violent gangs 18,059 violent felons, 690 deaths, 13,000 core dealers. What is the bad reason for these amazing statistics? Gang Gang is a problem in almost all states and 83% of the largest cities in the US. The gang problem and its negative impact on the community continues to expand, and there seems to be nothing to stop this powerful growth. Gangs exist not only in the city center but also in urban and suburban communities. American gangs grew rapidly, became more violent and deadly than ever. Every year innocent, young gangster officials die. This everyday life brings moral and spiritual emotions to the tragedies of these deaths. These groups erode our city and the American community. All members will be introduced and dive into the reason. This is the reason for family, trust, acceptance, respect The city of Philadelphia is quickly becoming the home of violent acts and random killings. Due to the strong presence of the gangs, there is an innocent life every day, and the streets are operated by uncontrollable and fearless youth group. Collective violence in Philadelphia is a big problem, and citizens will never be safe until ethnic prevention occurs. Preventing gang is not an easy task, but it is possible with appropriate resources. - Gang violence is a problem for many years and there is no sign that it will disappear at any time. One of the biggest challenges faced by people trying to deter American gang trends is cultural and social factors that contribute to the survival and development of gangs in communities. The most important factor in combating gang violence is youth. Teenagers are important for several reasons. From a community standpoint, they face the greatest risk.

From the beginning, young people groups and gangs existed. Over the years these groups have had many negative effects on society. These youth groups, often called, are involved in many crimes and illegal acts that plague society. They are stereotypes, such as noisy, bad children, troublemakers, and many other naughty names. Some of the earliest gang records can be traced back from the 14th century to the 15th century in Europe. In the United States, after the American Revolutionary War of 1783, the history of the gang started on the east coast. The emergence of these gangs is mainly due to the huge migration of the rural population to urban areas. In the late 1920s, the first street gangs in America, 40 thieves began in New York City. The gang of Washington, DC dominates the current federated triangle, among what is now known as Murder Bay. According to the National Youth Gang Center, in 2007, there were about 785,000 active street gang members in the United States. In 2011, FBI's National Gang Intelligence Center said, "There are about 1.4 million active streets, prisons and illegal gang members in the United States, including more than 330,000 gangs." Or in prison Preventing young people from participating in gangs is an important issue. Compared to non-gang members, gang members committed unbalanced violent crime and misconduct nationwide. American gang 06-06-09 American gang is estimated today that there are about 24,000 gangs in America. There are 750,000 gang members. Gang takes over our young people and our county. In 1996, 50% of the gang members were teenagers. Even after 12 years, this proportion has not changed. Gang's violence is increasing and it is necessary to quit. We must get back the street and the children. The history of the gang can be traced back to the Bible days. Gangs always cause social problems ... it is called Purple Gang. Purple gang was a group of mature criminals, mainly Jews, who controlled the drug trafficking in the city, alcohol, evil, gambling ("purple gang") by the late 1920s. In 1924 a vacuum cleaner and a dyeing machine began war, the laundry industry was badly terrible. These companies keep prices too low to profit and their tailors threaten to leave if they have to pay for cleaning fees. The performance of this project is very bad.

Introduction of a group of women / Definition of a group of women In the past, the number of women's groups was not important, so there were only a few studies on a group of women. However, in the survey on the membership in 2001 and the distribution of local gang countries, only 6% of the gangs were female, but according to the two youth outreach group federations four years later, the number of female gang members Has doubled. 15% or so. This growth is worth participating as it causes social problems including interactions between external and internal factors including family, school, society. In recent history, FYO's work on violence and gang is rare and is far away. However, in the 21st century, the young generation's teenage mothers, drunk girls, unemployed young women will be condemned, the emergence of young women gangs and new phenomena about violence against young women are It is regarded as a big social problem. . Historically, criminal theory has always been dominated by men. Since deviations of women are considered to be one of sexual and unethical behavior, they are harmful to the moral structure of society, not directly to malicious humans. In the field of criminal study, until recently women have been relatively ignored. Recently, the fair hypothesis about violence and gang related FYO assumes a significant increase in this problem, but remember that in the early 20th century women participated in violence and gang related events. Introduction of a group of women / Definition of a group of women In the past, the number of women's groups was not important, so there were only a few studies on a group of women. However, in the survey on the membership in 2001 and the distribution of local gang countries, only 6% of the gangs were female, but according to the two youth outreach group federations four years later, the number of female gang members Has doubled. 15% or so. This growth Over the past few years, research on women's street gangs has become increasingly important as the number of women's gang members in the United States increases. However, the scope of the problem of female gang is not easily discernible. This is because it is difficult to identify gang members as described in the previous chapter, as well as the official statistical data of female gang members are not as accurate as daily gang dismantling (Curry, Ball) or Fox . 1994) In order to complicate the problem, women's gang members, mixed gangs of male and female, and several types including female gangs that include auxiliary gangs belonging to male gangs and independent women gangs You can join the gang of (Miller, 1975).

What is brotherly love? How is it applied to stakeholders? Why does it exist? The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines brotherhood love as "special purpose association". Whether young or old for gang members, the Brotherhood is to avoid the constant pressure of society to adapt, succeed, and adapt to social norms. It is a brotherhood that gang members seek peace and comfort. Brotherhood is a way to live and is the essence of helping the gang prosper in violent big cities. The oath group said: "I will support my brothers, my brothers will come to others first, if my brother fails, my life will be forfeited. During ~ A remarkable American prison gang is the Aryan Brotherhood, an organization known for its violent, white supremacist view. The group was founded in the mid-1960s and is said to be engaged in violent crime, drug trafficking and illegal gambling activities both inside and outside the prison without any relation with the Arian state. On July 28, 2006, after a six-year Federal investigation, the four leaders of the gangs were convicted for extortion, murder and conspiracy. Another important American prison gang is the Aryan Federation composed of the Arian Brotherhood and the number 1 public enemy alliance. Through cooperation, these groups will utilize bank links to conduct drug trafficking, theft of personal information, and other white-collar criminal activities. System The group uses links in the banking system to target law enforcement agencies and military families. Merriam - Webster Dictionary defines brotherly love as "special purpose association". For both old and young people, brotherhood love is a constant pressure to get out of society, adapt, succeed, and meet social norms for members of the gang. . It is a brotherhood that gang members seek peace and comfort. Brotherhood is a way to live and is the essence of helping the gang prosper in violent big cities. The oath group said: "I will support my brothers, my brothers will be before all my other brothers, my brothers. Most prison gangs are based on prisoners and racial. Some white gangs include Aryan Brotherhood, Hell Angels, and a dirty white boy. African-American gangs include Crips, Bloods, Vice Lords, and D.C. A member of a black man and a black guerrilla family. Several Hispanic and Hispanic groups include Mexican Mafia, La Nuestra Familia, Latin Kingdom and so on. Despite the existence of numerous multiethnic prison gangs, members of the gang are mainly organized by many existing prison gangs, but street gangs formed in the community. For example, Hell'Angels, Crips, and Bloods were in the free community for decades. The United States began using imprisonment as the main punishment mechanism of the gang, the number of gangs in prison began to increase rapidly.

After listening to the "Locked Down: Superstar Gang" transcript of Michael Montgomery, you can see the prison life, the social problem faced by prisoners and staff, and the staff at Superstar Tsuen Wan Supermax in Tsuen Wan Prison living The subculture of every day is the same as that of a prisoner. But do not fully study the situation of prisoners' lives, and more importantly, understand the history of this Super Max prison and why it started building it. Damien Wayne Echols (Michael Wayne Hutchison, born December 11, 1974) was trapped in the Varner Unit Supermax 23 hours a day during his death. On August 19, 2011, Echols, Baldwin and Misskelley were released after attorneys and a judge dealing with the next retrial consented to an agreement. According to Alford's conviction provision, Echols and his co-defendants admitted the validity of the evidence supporting third-class murder while maintaining innocence. The on-site DNA evidence did not reveal any evidence, including Echols or its co-defendants. According to the report, Deadman is a white prison group formed at the Maryland Correction and Adjustment Center called SuperMax. It was formed in the late 1990s and consisted of white prisoners trying to establish contact with established black guerrilla families but because the white race was inconsistent with the BGF black member, the request of the organization refused it was done. Therefore, Deadman company was founded. The rise of Chicago to the city of Chicago has become the center of industry between the Civil War and the end of the 19th century. When collecting a large amount of labor from southern and eastern farmers and becoming "Late Tower of Babel" (Finestone, 1976, page 6), the capacity of the production gang in the town improved. Gangs prosperous in Chicago in the early 20th century came from the same immigrant group, mainly living in the early streets of New York (Thrasher, 1927/2000). In 1900, the crime rate rose as the gang strengthened. Monk Eastman's gang began to bring a real threat to Paul Kelly 's Five Point Gang. In 1907, Michael Caxias McDonald died in the criminal industry in Chicago, an opportunistic gangsters gathered from all over the country. In 1911, Mayor of Lanski arrived in the United States and began to analyze the situation of the Italian criminal family of the country with the aim of intervening in their problems soon. Al Capone left in 1919 Prison gang Michael Dooley Aiken Tech CRJ 242.013 Gangs of prison gangs are located throughout the country. They are organized, keeping secrets, and deadly, and they reach out from their cells and organize and control crime on the streets of the United States of America. Law enforcement officials began supervision of organized gang activities in the 1970s. Through their cooperation, their first attempt was to identify groups with only some form of structure, constitution, charter, mission statement, or specific identifiable gang.

Chain gang prison, part of the prison labor industry, has been used as a form of punishment in the United States from the outset. Prisoners are used as labor through prison history. The way of labor, the number of workers, and the support and opposition claims are constantly changing. From early chains to today's prison industry, prisoners are used as workers in the United States. When people think of chain gangs they are forced to work in harsh environments, usually considering people with white and black stripes. Throughout the history of the United States, money making invented and reinvented ways to unjustly unjustly manage works of people without color. It is known as mobile slavery. It is called share cropping. It is known as a chain gang or a prison worker. There is no way to apply for citizenship, that it is called an immigrant The prison system of the Americas, mainly black people, near the late century after the end of the civil war, included two modes of outdoor prisoners: prison farm and road chain gang. The chain of this gang which started in Georgia in 1908 was thought as a direct result of the abolition of the prisoner's leasing system and the necessity of citizen's traffic improvement. The chain gang prospered throughout the southern region, and in the 1920s and 1930s prisoners (mainly black people) became a general sight along the southern road. Georgia grabbed the economic and social benefits of the chain gang and soon developed into a "good road movement". Georgian civilian proverb says "bad kids", "going a nice way". Hiring a labor force or even a draft is proved to be untrustworthy. In the past, if free people can help, they will not be able to work on the road. Chain gang is a group of prisoners who are imprisoned and work together, and are forced to work in road construction, trenches and agriculture. Some chain groups work at construction sites near the prison while others are located in mobile prisons such as rail cars and trucks. Maintenance of public roads has a great influence on rural areas and farmers can transport crops to the market faster and more easily. Chain gangs minimized the cost to protect prisoners, but exposed the prisoners to painful infections caused by painful ulcers and heavy constraints around the ankle. Personal mistakes and falls can endanger the entire group, and the chain prevents individuals from going away from aggressive or violent prisoners. The chain gang finally gives way to the working gangs - prisoners and security guards who work in the field, but they do not give way to the chain store Since prison officials are supporting them, the reformers are against the chain gang. Many critics complain that long-time work in a hot day complains that prisoners are bound to form cruel and inhuman punishments. Allowing prisoners to endure these situations only adds to cruelty in the view of the spectators. In addition, the fact that prisons receive economic benefits from prisoners' forced labor has led critics to compare this practice with slavery. This accusation is particularly meaningful, as most of the chain prisoners are African Americans. Throughout the first half of the 20th century reformers repeatedly tried to prohibit chain gangs and other forms of compulsory prison labor. By mid-century prisons were forced to stop using chain gangs and be forced to abandon many other types of compulsed prison labor.

The influence of a gang without children here is where there is no child, continuous and strong tension always lurks in the background. A group of residential projects in Chicago brought this tension. According to Kotlowitz, one was beaten, shot, or stabbed at Henry Horna 's house every 3 days. Within a week after the author 's investigation of these projects, the police confiscated only 22 guns and 330 grams of cocaine (Kotlowitz 32) at Horner. The gang consists of a large family of men, women, and children. The group recruited children from 7 to 9 years old. There are many reasons, such as protection, for gang members to join the gang. They feel that they are in need of protection as they live in the gang area and face the danger of violence by hostile gangs. Another reason why they joined the gang was because of brotherly love. When they are lacking in communication and family's bad environment, they look to the gang as they show love and protection just like they are family. In today's United States, violence of children and gang gangs is a big problem. Everyday more and more children will join the gang. It is clear that these groups of young people caused many problems. Gang violence and gang activity will affect everyone around the gang members. These gang kids are hurting themselves, each other, their families and the communities around them. From 1996 to 2004, the number of young people involved in gang is actually decreasing, but violence in these gangs has not decreased. Murder made by members of Youth Gang is still a big problem for the whole United States. The Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Bureau reported on the 2004 Youth Gang investigation that there were an estimated 760,000 gang members in the same year. Many children related to gang come from low-income single-parent families; therefore, young Americans American gang 06-06-09 American gang is estimated today that there are about 24,000 gangs in America. There are 750,000 gang members. Gang takes over our young people and our county. In 1996, 50% of the gang members were teenagers. Even after 12 years, this proportion has not changed. Gang's violence is increasing and it is necessary to quit. We must get back the street and the children. The history of the gang can be traced back to the Bible days. Gangs always cause social problems ... it is called Purple Gang. Purple gang was a group of mature criminals, mainly Jews, who controlled the drug trafficking in the city, alcohol, evil, gambling ("purple gang") by the late 1920s. In 1924 a vacuum cleaner and a dyeing machine began war, the laundry industry was badly terrible. These companies keep prices too low to profit and their tailors threaten to leave if they have to pay for cleaning fees. The performance of this project is very bad.

There are no countries without violence, but it is particularly common in Latin America. The national organization says violence in Latin America "will kill more people than trends, plague, AIDS and other known epidemics" (Carol). Brazil and Colombia are two countries affected by gang violence and some of the largest and most violent and organized groups in the world seized both groups. In the living ethnic magazine of Donna Goldstein's living ethnic magazine in Brazil, the laughter, the power and epidemic of gang violence are evident. "The qualifications for these violent situations as NIAC are controversial and need to be discussed: the dispute that led to the degree of gang organization, the nature of the conflict, and the classification as armed casualties, Annyssa Bellal "The War Report" will pay particular attention to the situation of North Korea's development, violent affairs related to city gangs such as Brazil and Honduras, the Republic of Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Sahel, G5 A support force including the new French Mali, Niger, Chad, Burkina Faso and Mauritania units known as the Sahel was founded at the end of 2017. Brazil is a passing country of cocaine and cocaine base from Peru, Bolivia, Colombia to the North American, European and Brazilian domestic markets. Brazil, in cooperation with neighboring countries, is trying to manage vast areas across the border of illegal drug shipping. Furthermore, domestic cities, especially Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, use cocaine and marijuana because a powerful and armed organizational narcotics trafficking group is involved in narcotics related weapons trafficking. By helping to improve the law enforcement capacity of Brazil, the United States will pass through Brazil, reduce transportation of illegal drugs to the United States, affect the shipment of illegal weapons in Brazil and money laundering.

Gang of the Black County - Original work "Get your banana, £ 1 pound. Like some bananas." These words can be heard with snoring snoring in the market of Dudley's town on the street it can. Norman's castle is on the hill overlooking the town, but this town can be said to be more important than it is now. Dudley is located in the center of Black Country, a major city in the industrial revolution era, supplying iron ore to large corporations. Three types of gangs, such as police, towns, towns, street gangs, Mexico Mafia, Arian Brotherhood, Black Guerilla clan, are active in orthodontic facilities and are often directing the outside world. Street gang activities, and motorcycle gangs such as Hell Angels, Bandidos, Pagans etc are recruited among other cyclists. In 2015, the FBI estimated that these three categories cover about 33,000 violent groups in the United States and Puerto Rico, of which approximately 1.4 million are active members. According to a study announced at the Journal of Adolescent Health in the same year, gang members under 17 are biased towards families from men, blacks, Hispanics, and poverty lines from a single parent family " . In Los Angeles County, an estimated 450 to 500 gangs are in the city of Los Angeles. In the early 1990s, there were 60,000 Latin gang members and about 35,000 gang members. Unlike black and Latin gangs, Latin America gangs have more territory than black gangs. In 2 blocks (Black and Latin), most residents are annoyed with the gang problem. Many parents send their children to different schools and private schools outside the area. Many parents do not want children to be associated with gangs. The only option is to keep them away from the gang By 1988, there are an estimated 45,000 Latin gang members and 25,000 gang members in Los Angeles County, and dozens of communities are becoming outdoor drug markets. In Los Angeles, the city woke up when a young graphic designer was shot and caught by Crip (shot by competitors) near Westwood, a vibrant neighborhood of UCLA, near Los Angeles and was killed. In low-income community police and the press, it was called "gang year" in 1988. By the early 1970s, the gang of Los Angeles began to form a territory-based group, and during this period there were two black gang allies, blood and scorpion. The custom of forming a local street gang to form a federation alliance began in the 1960s and expanded rapidly throughout the United States in the 1970s and 1980s. In the Illinois state prison system, two gang associations emerged in the late 1970s. It is the National People's Association and the National Alliance. The two partnership includes various Caucasian, Black, Hispanic gangs and claims to own territory in Chicago and other Midwestern cities and surrounding areas. The other of these Federation federations is Latin Kingdom, originally Latin gang of Chicago. In the West, gang activities were reported in almost all major cities in California in the mid-1970s and were often associated with bloody scorpions or scorpion gangs.

The illegal motorcycle gang nationwide maintains a strong relationship with the prison gang since they share the idea of ​​white supremacy - the means of survival. Prison gangs protect illegal motorcycle gang in exchange for street narcotics, weapons, contract murder. Looking at the membership samples - members were arrested for thieves, vandalism and slight anesthesia charges before they were elected as angels of hell. After they became members of hell angels, the severity of their crimes expanded to attacks, weapons infringement and other felons Outlaw's motorcycle gang In the late 1940s, an illegal motorcycle gang was established. These groups consisted of World War II veterans, and as the number grew, they were organized and matured. Initially, there were about 800 motorcycle gangs eventually grouped into 4 powerful groups. These groups are known as Horn of Hell, Water Margin, Pagans, Bandidos. Pagans are the only organizations that have not expanded their maritime organization. Gangsters ... American gangsters are growing rapidly, becoming more violent and deadly than ever. Every year innocent, young and gang members die. This everyday life brings moral and spiritual emotions to the tragedies of these deaths. These groups erode our city and the American community. All members are introduced and jump into the reason, this is the reason for family, trust, acceptance and respect The fastest growing criminal activity of illegal motorcycle gangs is the possession, transportation and sale of automatic and forbidden weapons and explosives. There is evidence that motorcycle gang is forbidden to acquire weapons from various sources. These weapons are transported not only between countries, but also internationally among various gang members. CACUS Action - Two years coastal stealth co-ordinated by the OCDETF program that ended on November 10, 1987 - 38 members of the Alaska Hellangel group of California, North Carolina and Kentucky are arrested states. These arrests were senior officials and president of Oakland City, California Ralph Hubert "Sonny" Bagh - he was convicted of attempting to transport destructive equipment intended to cause injury and death It was

The New York gangster "New York Gang" was held near five points in the south of Manhattan. It started in 1846. The main character of Amsterdam, Fallon, the son of priest Fallon, saw his father died in battle as a leader of a dead rabbit gang. His father gave advice at the end of his son's life, so Billy's "butcher" cut his judge's pastor. Before being caught by a local gang, Amsterdam fled the belly cut to hide his father's knife. In his home theater, only one movie of "Martin Scorsese" "New York Gang" was screened. In fact, he allowed only the first scene of the movie. This choice confuses his guests - Is not Sean Ireland Shaun? Is not the Irish person excluded from the beginning order of the movie? Yes, but you forgot who they opposed them: This is an American endogenist. The magnificent epic of Scorsese has reminded me that Sean is suffering about the birth of the United States. Indeed, both elements of his identity have been confirmed. The spirit of struggle in Ireland is praised, and the purchase of nativists by Americans was gladly reflected. The New York gangster "New York Gang" was held near five points in the south of Manhattan. It started in 1846. The main character of Amsterdam, Fallon, the son of priest Fallon, saw his father died in battle as a leader of a dead rabbit gang. His father gave advice at the end of his son's life, so Billy's "butcher" cut his judge's pastor. - The movie "Romeo is mortal" is a dynamic drama that combines "Romeo and Juliet" of William Shakespeare with a more modern perspective, and its distortion is different from the original plot. Actor Jet Li starring Han Xing plays Romeo and actress Alia plays Trish O'Day as Juliet. When Trish hopped on a taxi Han hi-jacks, fate let them see New York's violent gang, proposed by West Side, has been in New York City for hundreds of years. In the 1950s the number of Latin American immigrants in Latin America, Caribbean countries, especially Puerto Rico, and mass violence increased. Leonardo Bernstein 's musical "West Side Story" depicts contemporary adaptation of Romeo and Juliet, using the theme of the real world gang warfare in New York. The wrestling with violence against women in Uttar Pradesh in India, wearing a stick called Pink Sully and Lattice (the baton used by the police), they are aggressive in the abuse of men / sheds around the world It is to overcome such a method. Spread the news

Street gangs are gaining in popularity in many cities across the country. According to the Ministry of Justice's 2005 National Gang Threats Assessment, there are at least 21,500 gangs and over 731,000 active gang members (Grabianowski). Gang brings fear and violence to the community, drugs, destroys property, involves youth in criminal activities, starts business. When you have a gang in the community, it will affect everyone in the community. A surprisingly large number of young people join the gang and participate in illegal acts. Crips was the first African-American street gang in the United States founded in 1969. This street criminal organization was founded by Raymond Washington and Stanley Williams. Both operate a small street gang in the west and the east. They co-founded a new big gang jointly called Crips. Later, Crips began to be widespread and quickly became one of the most demanding crime street gangs in the United States. Established in Los Angeles, California, there is a large operation network in California. It is mainly composed of African American members, but soon the group will spread many white people, Spaniards, islanders, Asians and other ethnic groups. Because blue is their symbolic recognition color, clip gang members are wearing blue clothes. It is blue because California police are reacting to torturing prisoners. This gang has its own various symbols and gestures Bloods is one of America's most famous street gangs. This is an African-American street gang founded in Los Angeles, California. It was founded in mid 1972. Red is its symbolic color, bloody gang members are recognized in red. Crips was the first infamous African-American street gang founded in Los Angeles in 1969. Gang members are traditional blue costumes as their iconic dress. Blood is one of the most famous street gangs in the United States. Established in 1972, it is located in Los Angeles, California. The gang came in response to the activity of Crips (another street gang). The members of the gang are red dress and costume. Red belongs to the blood of California. It is used for identification. Gang members belonging to the Bloods gang will definitely wear red as a symbol of identity. It is well known that street gangs use graffiti to mark the territory within the community. Gang challenges other gangs and uses their graffiti not to respect them. When they do, they somehow go through another gang symbol, and they also use their gang slang. They ensure that they are executed in clear places and attack other gang directly. Semiotics and graffiti graffiti are joined even in unobtrusive places on bridge chassis, signboard surfaces, abandoned buildings, storefronts, side of rail cars, and unpaved roads in small countryside. The idea is to convey the message. Message as part of the system

Dave Reichert once said "Violent violence in the United States is not a sudden problem. For many years a positive definition and recognition for those who are part of urban life and are trying to gain a position within the confusion of the metropolitan area "(Dave Reichert) Quotes" Today, gangs are not only street adults but also teens studying at school. Various experts say "Members of the gang are particularly common among young people in cities under the age of 18" (youth gang). As a result, gangs occur at many schools, which may increase student violence. Introduction The depiction of adolescence by media often seems to emphasize problems that may be part of adolescence. Gang violence including youth, school shooting, alcoholism, drug abuse and suicide is well reflected in newspaper headlines and movie plots. In expert literature, adolescents are often described as negative stages of life - the presence and persistence of storms and stresses (Arnett, 1999). Therefore, it is not surprising also in the general survey of 1999. In the public report on the public agenda, 71% of respondents answered that they thought negative words such as "negative", "negative", "irresponsible" when asked for opinions on Americans did. Many adolescents (Public Agenda, 1999). Respondents expressed many other negative attitudes. However, there are few actions actually taken to provide the support that young people need for these beliefs. The cause of collective violence in schools and towns varies. Many teenagers who do not think there are some kind of families in their family turn to gangs. In order to be accepted by this group, teenagers often have to commit a specific crime or experience a fraud. It is thought that haze act often forces a new member of the group, such as fraternity, girls' association, gangster, etc., for defamation and illegal acts to accept the group. In high school, bullying is often seen in universities and gangs, which can be cruel. Many schools have strict policies on the upper class of schools to fool low grades. Some deceptive ceremonies involve harassing other gang members, and high school gang violence may be caused by revenge. Other reasons for gang violence are as follows.

This country's street gang can go back to the first European who emigrated to the colony to live a better life for themselves and their families. Many of the first gangs were formed as a means of self-defense, and they believed that there were only powerful forces on numbers. Although the mission of gang in today's society has developed, including many violent criminal measures such as drug trafficking, prostitution, money laundering, extortion, there are many powerful ideas yet at the beginning. A gangster without a border is a powerful and attractive dynamic overview of the gang. And link the source of alienation felt by the immigrants of El Salvador and the severity to the mythical story of American street gang. This description of Gangster life before joining, joining, and joining the gang provides a unique portrait of intimacy and analysis. "The internal view of the gang life posted here is a very valuable contribution and focusing on the role of gender in the gang is particularly insightful.When these social dynamics are reality Personal and ethnic arguments to make. "- Christopher Fennell, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign There are several kinds of groups in the American gang, such as the national street gang, local street gang, prison gang, motorcycle club, ethnic and organizational criminal gang. As of 2011, about 1.4 million people are participating in the gang, and in the United States more than 33,000 gangs are participating. People join the gang for various reasons. Some will become gang members, profit from organized crime, get necessaries such as food and evacuation centers, or get luxury goods and services. They may be seeking protection against hostile groups and violent crimes, especially if the police are not trusted or invalid. Many people are fascinated by families, identities, or belonging awareness. Other motivations include social status, intimidation of gang members, pressure from friends, family traditions, excitement of adventure.

Society makes it impossible to leave women in gender-related roles and make them succeed. It is taught that a woman in society is a male master of masters. Women in society should obey instructions of male counterparts. Some women who think they are left behind by society have created or participated in a subculture group called gang. The problem is whether women's gang members are used as one-time accessories for gangs, or they form their own gangs to eliminate gender-related roles set by society. Gang killing is a sex crime. In this survey, women accounted for 6.8% of non-gang killers, but only 3.3% of the group's murderers. Regarding the victims of the gang killings, gender difference is getting bigger - "They are unbalanced men. In a non-gang murder case, a single victim of this study, women are sacrificed at 30.5% In short, women accounted for only 6.7% of the victims, but in short the gang murder case usually involves male murder cases. Society makes it impossible to leave women in gender-related roles and make them succeed. It is taught that a woman in society is a male master of masters. Women in society should obey instructions of male counterparts. Some women who think they are left behind by society have created or participated in a subculture group called gang. - "How old were you when you took a gun for the first time?" Reporter Forest Whitaker asked Bloody and Scorpion's gang members. The man quickly answered with a smile on his face, and he proudly said: "Man, I am about 12 years old!" Another one is "I am 13 years old" in the section entitled "Scorpion And Bloody: America "said author and documentary production": Stacy Peralta for telling the story, archive footage and personal accounts, and the two most famous names in the American gang study - Crisps and culture bloody Women and women: a mixed population whose members are male and female; an auxiliary population associated with male populations and autonomous female groups (Jones et al., 2004). In contrast, Latin American young women are more related to male groups. This survey carried out in Central America also provided similar data. Women have their own leaders and are working together as a group of female gang members for specific work.

Some competing gang members have now uploaded their insult video to the enemy area instead of marking graffiti. Recently popular stupid things and battles on the street were instantly attacked by Twitter and Instagram. Online attacks can quickly turn into real violence. According to Desmond Barton, an associate professor at Columbia University social work school, social media postings from gang members can provide a background for their lives. Barton examines the relevance between social media and gang violence and predicts and prevents violence that begins online and occurs on the street. On April 18, 2017, Jeff Sessions Minister of Justice stated that there are more than 10,000 MS - 13 members in 40 states. These are the same figures that FBI has used since 2006. In October 2017, the statistical analysis website FiveThirtyEight reported that the FBI 2016 US criminal report "has reduced the data sheet by about 70% compared to the 2015 edition". Data deletion made it impossible to confirm the government's claims on MS-13. The new law enforcement data released by United News Agency on Tuesday suggests that the use of social media by Gangsters to attract enemies or to hide narcotic trafficking emoticons is the greatest change in gang strategy 10 years ago It was shown that it was. The Chicago Crime Commission. Sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and others have revolutionized Chicago gang culture. They have similar impacts on national gangs. There is in most cases relevance between gang violence and network epidemic, said Rodney Phillips, a gang conflict intermediary working in the low income Engelwood community where Rees is dying. When he learned that he was timid tension was exposed to violence, he no longer went to the street for the first time. We saw in this country gang violence because most of the gangs are face-to-face. This is important if someone finds your Facebook account or yourself, or leave rude Instagram comments. Another thing that this gang violence will have on social media is that violence is no longer about people fighting in a particular neighbor but can start even if the same franchise gang is away. Fight each other on the Internet

Historically, gangs began to develop within the time frame of the 1970s. As we all know, the Irish gang is the first gang followed by Germans, Jews and Italians (Pacheco, 2010, p. 10). Compared with other countries, gangs are more populous and more common in the United States. According to statistics of 2008, there are 20,000 active gangs and over 1 million gang members in the United States (Pacheco, 2010, p. 12). According to Pacheco (2010), there are various kinds of gangs. An important difference in gang research is that gangs can be classified into one of three different types. Klein 16, 17 respect 1) drug trafficking gang, 2) prison gang, 3) youth street gang. He explained that they are very different in terms of formation, organization and behavior. For example, prison gangs and drug trafficking groups often have strong leadership and loyalty. Junior street gangs are not usually suitable for this model. The behavior of young people is often unstable, sometimes even every week. Children may have a group of friends this week, and the next person may have a new group. Considering the gang, young people who decided to participate in gang today may not be members next month. Studies have shown that the turnover rate of boys' gangs is high, as members are only part of the gang. 14, 17 This shows the need to clarify gang membership. When the gang changes composition, it is difficult to measure and understand the gang One misconception in gang research is the assumption that prison gangs and street gangs are synonyms in terms of organization and ideology. A few people think that prison gangs differ in quality and quantity from other gangs (Fleisher & Decker, 2001). In this article, we use thirty detailed semistructured interviews to New England 's previously imprisoned gang members to assess the impact of the environment on organizational structure, ideology, and the practices of prisons and street gangs. This analysis provides a comparative model of prison and street gang, highlighting the main differences in various organizations, including members, leadership, organization management, and relations with the authorities. These findings suggest that researchers need to explore prison and street group as their own existence.

You can imagine yourself as part of a group or lifestyle, and now you can imagine that you are not comfortable. Perhaps some people think that you are strange, but they are the ones you understand. While others want to participate, many people think this is dangerous. Whatever its reason, you still think I am a member of society. As you get older you will find that many people have different backgrounds and may even behave differently. When people feel the need for love and respect, they may forget their values ​​and ethics. Albert Cohen's claim is that class-based frustration is the origin of subculture. Certain social groups have criminal cultures, and individuals participate in gangs and understand the value of lagging subcultures. Illegal subculture has opposite value to mainstream culture. This pressure arises from low economic situation, bad relationship of parents, poor school standards, and lack of promise to succeed in the future. The antisocial structure of the city also influenced why men and women joined the gang. Both Croall (1998) and Newburn (2007) argue that American subculture theory comes from the Chicago school's work on Chicago culture, street life, criminal organization in the 1930s. A specific subculture of society has various values ​​and attitudes that contribute to crime and violence. Influential theorists such as Edwin Sutherland (1937) suggest young people 's subculture by suggesting that crime is a learning behavior occurring in a particular group with different behavior, attitudes, pressure of colleague group pressure It aims to explain. Nature and Development He further pointed out that those who were exposed to crimes above the non-criminal value are more likely to adopt the criminal value learned through the discriminative association process. This includes rationalization techniques related to crime, motivation, drive, and crime. The correlation of this difference may differ in frequency, duration, priority, and intensity.

After the incident involving the gang member Joaquin Cibrian, the focus shifted to the fatal outcome of the gang. Action 4 News interviewed the local police station a working group specializing in gang prevention and gang related crimes. These gangs are targeting our youth. Roland Garcia said San Juan's top priority is to prevent the increase of gang members. There is a gang unit dedicated to gang prevention at the police station in the city. Sergeant Rolando Garcia is a member of a conglomerate in Germany and is at the forefront of a deadly confrontation with Joaquin Cibrian and central. He has a wide range of criminal records related to drug trafficking organizations, and he boasts his own relationship with videos posted online. Sergeant Sanfan said they had something to do with the Mexican cartel who is the people completing the work. In drug trade at Edinburgh, Cibrian was asked to kill a man. On Thursday 24th July 2014, his accomplice Alicia Vasquez was indicted for murder. In more than 400 databases in the PSJA region, there are 22 recorded members in the city of San Juan. McAllen is the 22nd largest city in Hidalgo County, Texas, the 22nd city in Texas. It is at the southern end of Rio Grande Valley. The city extends south from Reynosa, Mexico, to the Rio Grande and McAllen is about 70 miles west of the Gulf of Mexico (110 km). As of 2017, the population of McAllen is estimated at 142,696 people. This is the fifth largest metropolitan area in Texas and the Reynosa - McCarran metropolitan area has a population of approximately 1.5 million. I grew up in McAllen, Texas, Rio Grande Valley and one of the fastest growing cities in that country. In 2010, I graduated from McAllen High School, studied at Rio Grande Valley in Texas for a year, later known as the University of Texas at Pan American school. Oh, I am gay. I do not have traditional university experience at UTPA, but I was educated by some of the smartest professors in the country. This is the truth. At the time of UTPA, I decided I needed to go to a more movie-oriented school. That was what I was learning. So, in 2012, I decided to move to San Francisco, California by placing $ 600 in my pocket. The average cost of one bedroom is $ 2,700 and the minimum wage is $ 12. This is not necessarily a wise way, but it works. When Mexico 's drug king landed in Rio Grande Valley for the first time 25 years ago, they found opportunistic land. The thin blue line is different from Mexico. Mexicans were a bit of a player at the time, cocaine trade was dominated by Colombians, but shortly thereafter, one of Mexico's most powerful drug groups, the bay cartel was locked through South Texas trade and process It was. I transferred 40 tons of cocaine. The border is supervised every year by Juan García Ábrego, who is maintaining the house in its owner, Hidalgo County.

Many people are trying to explain the participation of gangs in today's society. However, there seems to be a thorough explanation of the insufficient coverage to the media and the potential activities of young people who are participating in the gang. As the name suggests, Youth Gang membership is about the youth group who created the gang and participated. Studies have shown that youth gang members are present in modern North America (Bernburg et al., 2006; Lilly et al., 2011; Maclure and Sotelo, 2004; Sims, 1997; Wiley et al., 2013 ; Yoder et al., 2005. There are many theories and data trying to explain youth gangs in the context of abnormal behavior and its lack of control or control. Nonetheless, information sources based on actual data are suitable for proving this unhealthy lifestyle. In this article, we mainly explain the actual data by combining Merton's strain theory and explain the motivation to participate in the gang. - The university is responsible for providing students with a safe learning environment and protecting students in the necessary way. If the security of the campus environment is compromised, students have the right to review their failures and strive to achieve effective solutions. This is standard for all my educational institutions, including American universities, the safety of that university was destroyed in 2001 and has been destroyed for more than a decade. The attitudes and behavior of youth groups and young people are always a big issue in the UK. Research and theoretical research was done to evaluate the emergence of youth street gang. In the past decade, innocent young people were murdered and urged governments and scholars to report discrepancies between gangsters and postal code gangsters and study. Due to the increase in gang violence, the government introduced "gang ban" in "police and criminal law" in 2009. "Gang prohibition" is aimed at stopping youth participation, encouraging and supporting gang-related violence (Ministry of the Interior). According to a survey by the police station association (2007) and pickle (2009), in addition to the gang members participating in the gang, they are also involved in the use and possession of violent weapons. Many people are trying to explain the participation of gangs in today's society. However, there seems to be a thorough explanation of the insufficient coverage to the media and the potential activities of young people who are participating in the gang. As the name suggests, Youth Gang membership is about the youth group who created the gang and participated. Studies have shown that young gang members exist in modern North America (Bernburg et al., 2006; aLilly et al., 2011; Maclure and Sotelo, 2004; Sims, 1997; Wiley et al. - Gang, Affiliation, and acceptance A 12 year old boy. Returning home from school He entered the house from the entrance and noticed his mother was crying She had blood in a paper towel, silence quietly said, " Your father ... he is in the back porch ... his life is very bad. "Why did he feel helpless to go to his room?

Since the 1920s, American gangs have been made beautiful and made romantic to modern Robin Hood. That name is reminiscent of a fun smoke show, a baffle of sparkling dresses, and a hard "quick talk" gang (YAHOO). However, pictures of pocket watches of expensive silk suit and diamond set do not seem suitable for general mob. It seems unbelievable that they might hit enough people to endure such luxury. American gang, Al Capone is undoubtedly one of the most notorious gangs in American history. In the era of alcohol, Capone earned millions of dollars in organized crime such as theft, prostitution, gambling and so on. In 1929 he participated in the slaughter of brutal St. Valentine's Day where he ordered the murder of seven fellows. He eventually was imprisoned for tax evasion in 1931 and has served less than seven years. Capone, the infamous of the ultimate gang, stimulated many movies, TV shows and books. Born in 1899, the poor immigrant parent of Brooklyn, New York, Al Capone continues to be the most notorious gang in American history. In 1920, Capone spent millions of dollars illegal copies of Chicago at the peak of the forbidden decree, prostitution and gambling activities dominated the organized crime scene. Capone is primarily responsible for many cruel acts of violence against other gangsters. The most famous of these is the massacre of St. Valentine 's Day in 1929, he ordered to assassinate seven enemies. Capone was not prosecuted for extortion charges but was finally tried in 1931 for tax evasion. After six and a half years of service period, Capone was released. He died in Miami in 1947. Capone's life captures the imagination of the masses, and the character of his gang remains immortal in many movies and books inspired by his achievements.

"Godfather" is the most revolutionary gang movie ever in history and is a gang reworked in such a stylized way, all subsequent gang movies conform to this type, but with the evolution of the movie It has evolved. "Godfather" supervised by Francis Ford Coppola reinvented the genre of gangs, raised it to Hollywood, and made a profit commercially. It studied the life of the Corleone family, representing the United States at that time. It depicts violence and power, corruption and justice, honor and duty that were evident at the time. Change in genre of gangs The two movies I analyzed are Carlito's Way (1993) and Out of Sight (1998), both of which are gangster / criminal types. Type refers to what kind of thing or type of thing can be placed. Gang movies are a crime type. The most popular gang movies were made in the 1930s, during which the United States experienced a depression, and viewers watched the role of these gang movies get money, wealth and power during the recession I hoped. In the 1970s, as genre theory became the focus of academic research and more specific genre classification was defined, gang movies became to be distinguished from other subcategories, especially in the west side. This type is mainly defined by its history, ideology and socio-cultural background. According to Martha Nochimson, gang movies can be roughly divided into three categories. The story of victims and audiences, such as Bonnie and Clyde, the villain and audience story is a villain of a villain like Key Largo, and most importantly the genre and the movie follows an outsider, an immigrant gang, the audience agreed I will

"Gang's lap hip-hop, of course, whether gang rap has talent, I do not think so." Not all hip hops are like this. There is no need to use obscenity, you do not need to talk about murder, and drugs are a good rapper. For some reason, violence, sex, crime and drugs are related to rap. We believe that rappers must accept this gang image to succeed. It's not. Violence is the main element of gang rap. Gangsta wraps and gangstar wraps often emphasize "gang" lifestyle in hip hop style using themes and lyrics. This type was pioneered by rappers such as Schoolly D and Ice-T in the mid-1980s, and evolved from hard core wrap to unique form promoted by group such as N. W. A in the late 1980s. After Ice-T and N. W. A attracted the public's attention from the late 1980's to the early 1990's, gang rap became the most commercial subtype of hip hop. Most, if not most, gang rap artists publicly boast relationships with various active street gangs as part of an artistic image, Crips and Bloods is the most common representative. Gangsta wrap resembles a criminal-oriented music format like other indigenous gangs or narcoco lead type in northern Mexico. The most successful styles of the 1990s were New York's hard-core rap, Los Angeles gang rap and G-Funk. Wu - Tang Clan in New York created one of the first hard - core styles when using a martial arts movie sample instead of a swing hip - hop beat to defeat the gangsters. In 1994, a young rapper named Nas released his first album "Illmatic". The moderate medium speed rhythm, the jazz sample, and Nas' poetic wrap make Illmatic one of the best albums in hip hop. Other popular hardcore wrappers include Puff Daddy, The Notorious B.I.G., Jay-Z and 50 Cent

Many people regard the gang as a social problem. According to reports, the most active sign of gang activity is in Western civilization. In the early 1600s, more organized groups began to emerge. In 1783, American gang activity appeared. This affects not only adults but also many young people and communities surrounding these groups. Its impact comes from various advances that benefit these structured partnerships. There is no specific place for gang sauce. Regional priorities help to determine cultural differences and how migration affects these groups. Gangs are defined in various ways, but most definitions have similar components. The general definition of the group is three or more groups involved in criminal activities and proof of identity with their common name or logo. Gangs, youth gangs, and street gangs are widely used in mainstream reports and are often used interchangeably. Young people involved in gangs are more likely to engage in drug abuse and dangerous behavior, resulting in a variety of potential long-term health and social impacts. Young people who participate in gangs are likely to drop out of school, experience teenage parents and face family problems and employment instability. These young people also tend to be more inclined to violence, which in turn increases the likelihood of becoming a victim of violence. Many people regard the gang as a social problem. According to reports, the most active sign of gang activity is in Western civilization. In the early 1600s, more organized groups began to emerge. In 1783, American gang activity appeared. This affects not only adults but also many young people and communities surrounding these groups. Its impact comes from various advances that benefit these structured partnerships. There is no specific place for gang sauce. - ... I thought this law was invalid. It helps to remove gang members from the city, but these members are called "soldiers", the lowest layer of the gang food chain. These "soldiers" work and report to the higher authorities; this parent can easily solicit new members to work for them. Members of gangs living on the street include sticking to the gang, expressing it, promoting it, and fighting against hostile groups. Both definitions are restrictive. Not all gangs have names, identifiers, or symbols; for criminal purposes, gang members can include companions associated with gangs. Members of the hardcore gang are concentrating on gang, but criminal gang is not involved. This report considers these elusive circumstances and lists them as gangs and gang members in the entire document, with Article 186 22 (a) and (f) of the Penal Code. Asian gangs, especially the gangs of Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos are becoming one of the fastest growing gang related crime problems in the province. Their members intimidate their own community, and the majority of their family intrusion robbers involve threats or physical harm to the victims. Some robbers brought torture and death of the victims

In today's modern world, the crime time is long. Gangs are becoming a part of organizations and controlling cities. Some people, mainly politicians, condemn this music today. On New Year 's Eve 2003, two young girls were shot dead. They were caught in a gun battle between the two gangs. Politicians and ministers quickly pointed out today's music meant to affect gun crime. The Minister of Tourism said, "The damn lyrics are fashion accessories that almost means that culture is killed." Today is "gang rap" and a rapper corruption society, introducing drugs and inducing violence? In the mid 1980s, gang rap started drawing images by violence, guns, gangs, drugs, sexes. By the 1990's, rap music became an important part of the industry, becoming the best in the rankings. People have begun to want a variety of things, produce a variety of music, which leads to various music of today. This is one of many things that make the United States rhythmical. "In terms of mental health, in an article by Pete Cashmore, he said," Rap music ", psychiatry at Cambridge University said, and treatment effect on them who experienced mental health problems Yes. Cashmore expresses "Rap music is open to psychosis as much as other aspects of life". It is genuine, poetic, observational and artistic, so I can accommodate anyone listening to Rap's music. unique Rap music is full of plaid history figures. Indeed, among all sorts of music, rap is definitely the most legally prescribed person. In addition to inducing violence, wraps are elaborately prepared female mouthpieces, and it is over. One legend of rap music, 2 Pac is a person who has problems of violence and control over the years. But he still has fans. About a month ago, XXXTentacion gave up his long-awaited album 17, and I was particularly shocked by the strong jewelry coordination of this project that I think you are the Virginia class white supremacist in the 1960s It was. DJBooth even started tweeting to confirm that they refused to review his album.

Many gangs will start in jail and will spread to the streets. Every gang has a different startup to enter the gang and has different startups to get rid of the gang. Enlightenment is a sign of becoming a new one. Because there is a culture that believes that this is a sign that you will be born again and become a new one. Most gangs are initiated by gang members striking you to kill or do nothing. About two and a half years ago, two boys went to Putnam's northern high school and there was a case that they had to enter the gang. The impact of gang violence in Oklahoma is in Oklahoma, they have been here for many years. Gang occupied the majority of drug trafficking, and the homicide of most of the Oklahoma area. As fear of their citizens supplies fuel to gangsters, most people are afraid to take some action against this problem. "Every city in the world has gangs, street gangs, or so-called abandoned people." - Jimmy Hendrix. Http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/keywords/gang Gangs have existed for a long time, causing many problems in society. When people think about gang, they may think of Los Angeles or Chicago, but Oklahoma gang violence is at the same level as most major cities. Gang is a big problem in Oklahoma. Members of the gang continue to increase in Oklahoma. The main age groups that join these gangs are teenagers and youths. - The great negative impact on Oklahoma by gangs has brought about a change in our country. In all 50 countries of the United States, more kinds and collective gangs commit more crimes and illegal acts. Due to the increase in violence, homicide and drug trafficking, the gang has a big influence on Oklahoma and we have to take some measures. The number of people related to gang is increasing rapidly. Oklahoma state authorities say that gang is a urban problem In today's United States, violence of children and gang gangs is a big problem. Everyday more and more children will join the gang. It is clear that these groups of young people caused many problems. Gang violence and gang activity will affect everyone around the gang members. These gang kids are hurting themselves, each other, their families and the communities around them. What is related to gangs through family relationship is exactly those ... their home. Violence among young people is a prominent problem in many parts of the world today. Young people are obliged to agree with the activities of the gang, which is also a disastrous thing for society. The lives of young people and their families can be changed by participating in the gang with a simple decision and putting many people at risk of injury, but a viable solution to restore these youngsters to their original condition There are many measures. This is usually the case when young people choose to participate in the gang

Kody Dejohn Scott, the infamous gang leader of the future, was born in the heart of Los Angeles, California in 1963. In 1970, his father left the family He was one of the six children I suspected his real father was actually NFL quarterback dick base. Real son (Kody, 2008). When Stepy was young, Stephen physically abused him and his family physically. As there were no family members whose fathers and family members were broken, Cody went for the street looking for love and security. On June 15, 1975, the world of an eleven year old boy named Cody Scott is completely altered. One month before this day, in the panoramic picture of the school, Cody was suspended for the help of the school's help; from here you can see where Cody is heading in life . Cody, who grew up in the South and Midwest of Los Angeles, was always surrounded by gangs and always witnessed the war caused by rival gangs. - In 2003, the Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Bureau (OJJDP), a division of the US Justice Department, launched the Reduced Gangs Program (GRP) as a response to ever-growing young gangs and an ever-growing community. 2008 of justice). Formation of gangs is seen as countermeasures against system failure and community dysfunction Cody Scott, also known as "monster", formed a reality and cruel picture of American gang violence as he beat the man and the crime of the crime even more. In his entire story, Scott believes that his gang involvement is the only viable means of survival. Murder is done by promoting OG's peak, or your own need to become an original pardon, a gang member's position and achievement. Become an impulse of O. G Please imagine that you were in a small room and suddenly you hit an unidentified one. This image is similar to the gang enlightenment described by Kody Scott in 'The Monster: The Gang Member's Autobiography.' The explanation of the violence depicted in this scene is very descriptive and it shows how Scott's gang life looks. Scott, who uses image and graphic text selection throughout the book, will help bring his audience to the atmosphere of his life as a gang member. Essay.com/" Monster: LA Gang Member's Autobiography "contains quotes This article is written about only 200 English courses, analyzing the emergence of violence in the" Monster "scene "Monster: Autobiography of a gang member in Los Angeles" contains works quoted. Analyze the appearance of violence in the scene of "Monster"

Basic training for street gang investigator training is designed to develop the ability to swear a gang investigator with a little official gang training. Training provides officials with information to better identify gang indicators and to understand the differences between gang crimes and other crimes. The course provides tools and resources for gathering information, investigating gang crimes, and conducting gang suppression activities. These courses are built on top of each other and are designed to provide robust core knowledge of gang related topics. The purpose of the basic training program for street gang agents is to provide police officers with the knowledge, skills and abilities necessary to safely and effectively investigate gang crimes. This training was developed for gang staff and information analysts who are currently assigned to gang investigation and their gang investigation experience was less than three years. This training is also useful for other law enforcement officials who encounter gangs on the street. Gang intelligence (This theme is a prerequisite for online intelligence training course through NGC Street Gang) According to the National Youth Gang Center, in 2007 there were about 785,000 active street gang members in the United States. In 2011, FBI's National Gang Intelligence Center said, "There are approximately 1.4 million active streets, prisons and illegal gang members in the United States, including more than 330,000 gangs." Or they are in prison. According to the 2012 gang published by the Chicago Crime Committee, Chicago is the country with the largest number of gang members in any city in the United States of 150,000. Traditionally, Los Angeles County is regarded as a gang of the United States with an estimated 120 thousand (410 thousand people in the city) of gang members. Basic training for street gang investigator training is designed to develop the ability to swear a gang investigator with a little official gang training. Training provides officials with information to better identify gang indicators and to understand the differences between gang crimes and other crimes. The course provides tools and resources for gathering information, investigating gang crimes, and conducting gang suppression activities. These courses are built on top of each other and are designed to provide robust core knowledge of gang related topics. The purpose of the basic training program for street gang agents is to provide police officers with the knowledge, skills and abilities necessary to safely and effectively investigate gang crimes. According to the FBI, street gangs account for nearly half of all violent crimes in most jurisdictions. According to data collected by the National Youth Gang Center, between 2007 and 2012, an average of 2,000 murders per year may be due to group violence. The formation of the street gang in the United States dates back to the end of the American Revolutionary War and the wave of immigration to Europe. Poor and skilled immigrants are said to rely on gangs to meet their economic needs. The street gang started in the northeast and the midwest, but they soon spread all over the country.

The reason why young people join the group is the problem that plagues policy makers in most countries of the world. This problem is in serious crisis in the United States, especially the minority community. Hispanic Americans are the fastest growing ethnic minorities in the United States and just behind African Americans, the minority with the second largest gang member and the second largest imprisoned group. In this article, we analyzed why we are in danger of young Hispanic youth participating in the gang. Adolescent gang violence is increasing in the US, and in the Hispanic community, gang members have dramatically increased in recent years. Los Angeles County alone has more than 625 Hispanic gangs and the average gang member is 15 years old. Recent studies have shown that Hispanics account for over 50% of the United States population, and this number is increasing. There are local community organizations and services that can help you. If possible, ask your child's school about these organizations or ask your local sheriff office. For more information on the involvement of gangs and gangs, how to help gangster kids, please visit www.cyoutreach.org/. Run the same time on the same classification on a global scale. However, in the last century, among the Hispanic young people who emigrated to the United States in particular, a rapid increase of youth group was seen. Researchers and scholars have provided a variety of theories on why young people, especially Hispanic young people, are integrated into the gang. In the study of gang integration, there were three schools of thought. Rational economic theory 1 Is the problem of Youth Gang growing? Since 1980, the American youth group has spread rapidly. During this period, the number of cities reporting young gang issues increased from the estimated 286 jurisdictions and in 1980 they had over 2,000 gangs and about 100,000 members (Miller, 1982 ). In 1995 there were 2,000 jurisdictions with over 23,000 gangs and over 650,000 members (Moore, 1997; National Youth Gang Center, 1997). The problem of Youth Gang in 1995 was reported in all countries and almost all major cities. More than half (58%) of all responding jurisdictions, including 50% of the town with a population of 25,000 people or less, also reported the problem of youth gang. About half of the agencies reporting gang issues believe that the situation is getting worse and believe that only 10% will improve the situation. However, these 1995 survey results can not be inferred about the whole population, as it contained deliberately cities that reported youth group problems in previous studies.

ECGIA's mission is to respond to the spread of gangs in our society and help them to reach out and effectively eradicate. ECGIA aims to raise awareness of gangs in our society and to support the cooperation of law enforcement agencies and related institutions to fight gang activities. ECGIA promises to provide valuable up-to-date information and networks among ECGIA members, peer associations, and law enforcement agencies. More than a decade ago, the East Coast Gang investigator association aimed at a vision of developing a multi-faceted forum to share information on criminal street gangs. This vision has evolved into the largest and most extensive gang enforcement network in the United States. We encourage all criminal justice experts to join our association and enjoy the benefits of membership. To download the application please visit the application page. To verify your work for security purposes, you must file a law enforcement certificate with your application. In the United States, after the American Revolutionary War of 1783, the history of the gang started on the east coast. The emergence of these groups is largely due to the vast rural population move to urban areas. In the late 1920s, the first street gang in the United States, 40 thieves began in New York. Washington DC gang controls the current Federal triangle, although now known as murder bay. According to the National Youth Gang Center, in 2007 there were about 785,000 active street gang members in the United States. In 2011, FBI's National Gang Intelligence Center said, "There are about 1.4 million active streets, prisons, illegal gang members in the United States, including more than 330,000 gangs." Or in prison More than a decade ago, the East Coast Gang investigator association aimed at a vision of developing a multi-faceted forum to share information on criminal street gangs. This vision has evolved into the largest and most extensive gang enforcement network in the United States. We encourage all criminal justice experts to join our association and enjoy the benefits of membership. To download the application please visit the application page. To verify your work for security purposes, you must file a law enforcement certificate with your application. The street gang emerges in three stages on the east coast of the northeastern street gang (Adamson, 1998; Sante, 1991). After the end of the American Revolutionary War of 1783, the first gangs began to emerge, but they did not experience criminals and only the young people competed for local lawn. Around a few years later around 1820, a larger immigration review will begin, and a full-fledged gang starts in New York. Gangs coming out of this crucible are more structured and dangerous. In the 1950s and 1960s, the third wave of gang activity developed as the Latin group and the black group rushed.

New York violent gangs offered by the Westside story have been in New York City for hundreds of years. In the 1950s, the number of Latin immigrants and gang violence in Latin America, Caribbean countries, especially Puerto Rico increased. Leonard Bernstein's musical "West Side Story" depicts the contemporary adaptation of Romeo and Juliet by interpreting the racial differences of the two gangs, using the theme of the real world gang warfare in New York. For aggressive ways to use sticks to abuse men / husbands around the world, women wearing a stick called Indian Uttar Pradesh, pink sary and lathis (baton used by the police) Publish news within the range of battle against violence against women in the group of Gang violence is mainly illegal and non-political violence by gangs against civilians, other gangs, law enforcement officers, firefighters, or military officials. Throughout history, this behavior has been committed by gangs of every level of the organization. Modern gang introduced new violent acts that might also be a ceremony for new gang members. In 2006, 58% of the murder of Los Angeles was related to the gang. Gang reports related to gang focus on the largest cities in the U.S. where many years of gang issues and more recorded gang members exist - most of them are law enforcement agencies. Gang violence is indeed true as the gang becomes more common. Gang violence is increasing as new guns and cars are available. The gang members currently use AK - 47, short machine gun, M 16, Uzi and semi - automatic pistol. Sergeant Sergeant Gang expert Joe Guzman told the Los Angeles Times, "I do not argue today, it's all about firefighting ability and driving people out" (question witness, Osman 55). This is because in past group games, only 20 to 30 year old fist is used. These modern guns are more effective and dangerous than past guns, and even one bullet can kill people's lives more quickly. Any gang member can easily hide the gun while walking down the street and quickly withdraw it and kill someone in seconds. Guns are one of the main reasons for increasing violent violence.

Organized crime is not only regional but also global. Normally, when thinking about organized crime, we remember not only movies like "Godfather" but also famous mafia like Lucky Luciano and Alpone, and Italian. Before these people were born or before the film appeared, there were already two powerful and dominant organized crime groups on the other side of the world. Recently, they came to the United States and had fear and respect. Several gangs such as Italian Mafia, Russian Mafia, Irish mob, Polish mob, Jewish mob, Japanese Yakuza, Chinese triad, New England gang, Jamaican bath, and yards historically It is famous. An African American scorpion and descent, a latin gang like MS - 13, and a cycling gang like Hell 's Angels. When discussing thieves in the American history, Barrington Moore (Jr.) claimed that gangs as "self-help form of victimization" may emerge in a society that lacks a strong "power of law and order" . He stated that European feudalism is "mainly the robbery of the society itself and is respected through the spirit of the knight." Assassin medal, cursed crew, gang of Adam · leprosy, penny · Pokemon, thugs of India, child triads, snake head, Japanese yakuza, Irish assassins, Pancho Villas Vilista, Dead Rabbit, Old American · Criminal families of West Gang Gang, Bowery Boys, Chaser, Italian Mafia, Judea Mafia, and Russian Mafia have existed for centuries. According to one estimate, Indian Thuggee Gang killed one million people between 1740 and 1840. In the 1920s, Chicago had more than 1,000 gangs. Although these early gangs are acknowledged in many criminal activities, most countries were unable to benefit from drug trafficking until 1912 when the International Opium Treaty and Worcester Act of 1919 were illegal. . From the 1970s to the 1980s, the number of gangs involved in drug trafficking increased, but few groups participated in the industry the fewest.

Two students were called Windbreaker Jacket Mafia at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado, and they took their lives and so on. 12 students and 1 teacher (Obmascik 1). The case immediately requested a more socially responsible community, assuming that higher moral value would constrain the possibility of these murders related to the argument. This depends on the idea that a larger social organization will result in a lower crime rate. Murder related murder is most common with gangs and felons. While the murder rate by firearms during the demonstration period was about the same as the gang participation rate in 1980 (about 70%), nearly all gang-related murders were 95% by 1993. The relevant discussion is still relatively stable. The percentage of mass killings by guns in 2008 slightly decreased to 92%, but the proportion of mass murder by firearms during felony increased from about 60% in 1980 to about 74% in 2005. The number of boy murders among gang members has increased recently. Today, young people are participating in gang which is responsible for much of violent behavior in our society. "It is estimated that 3,340 people occurred in the United States in 1997. The total number of murders in this country in this country was 18,210 and 18% of homicides in the country involved youth violence did". "The more gangs, the more violence becomes more violent." (Youth violence) David L. Bender thinks there is a big difference between large and small groups. The biggest difference is the weapons used by large and small gangs to do crime including boy homicide. He said that small gangs mainly use knives, chains, sticks, and handmade zippers. Murder Currently there are few domestic data on youth gang murder, but there is a possibility that it follows the stagnating nationwide murder pattern (Federal Bureau, 1997). An increase in the use of more deadly weapons in gang attacks is promoting the killing of gangs. For example, from 1987 to 1990 almost all of the murder of gang motivation in Chicago seemed to be due to the use of large caliber automatic or semi-automatic weapons (Block and Block, 1993). This block found that gang killing increased during the period when the street gang attacks did not increase, indicating that weapons mortality (number of deaths per incident) explained more murder There (Zimring, see also 1996). Surprisingly, violent weapons are rarely used for gang-related driving and other murders (Hutson, Anglin and Pratts, 1994; Hutson et al., 1995; National Drug Intelligence Center, 1995).

The traditional gang structure consists of multiple members arranged according to the age of the members. Oldest members are often called veterans and primitive gangsters, occupying the top. Behind this group is the lowest level, intermediate or intermediate level, the youngest member, infant or urination. Normally, members are not associated and function as a complete unit. In many cases small groups like elderly are formed and associated with each other. Therefore, most of the crime of gang is done by a group of these individuals, not acting as a group. View on juvenile delinquency and youth gang: State-wide system survey ____________________________________________________________________________ 1 Each gang structure gang has its own structure. The members are usually men from 13 to 28 years old, but the police are also looking at some of the existing gang women. Gangs are not limited to young people in disadvantaged low income areas, and young people of many middle class and advanced classes are also participating in gang activities (http://www.gangfreekids.org/gangs.html). - Gang gangs are becoming increasingly serious problem in American society. More and more young people depend on gangs to solve problems in their lives. When young people take part in the gang, they give up social activities with their families, friends and school. The members are behind the school in the school. Do not try it. According to a survey, less than 1% of gang criminals are found to be criminals with a high literacy rate. Gang destroyed the lives of young people and destroyed their chances of getting good education and a happy life. Gang is currently a safe haven for the mouse. Many people regard the gang as a social problem. According to reports, the most active signs of gang activity appear in Western civilization. In the early 1600s, more organized groups began to emerge. In 1783, American gang activity appeared. This affects not only adults but also many young people and communities surrounding these groups. Impact arises from the various advances that benefit these structured partnerships. There is no specific place for gang sauce. - The 2011 Trinidad and Tobago Anti-Help Act is aimed at maintaining public safety and order by preventing accession to criminal organizations and by suppressing criminal activity and other relevant matters.

Mafia / Organized Crime It is well known that the United States is based on the capital of opportunity, stitches combined with the American historical structure have been broadcast illegally. Mafia is integrated in American society like baseball and American apple pie. The only fact regarding this is that it was wiped out under the carpet and it is called taboo. In this research paper I will try to answer this statement, Mafia is a violent and cruel organization. To answer this statement, you must clearly understand the definition of the mafia. The definition of "gang" is a group of people organized for a common purpose, usually a criminal. There are many kinds of gangs in the world. Some of the people who returned home were not called gangs, others were called mafia, organized crime and even criminal families. Like the Greaser gang from "outsiders", some gangs are unnecessary. This form of gang is usually very faithful, has little money, and is not organized much. Another form is a boring gang like Soc Gang from "outsiders" who have normal wealth instead of loyalty. They fight almost without feelings and love White color crime is often associated with organized crime. Organized crime is a crime committed by multiple people. Many people think about Mafia and its organized crime company. Mafia is known for illegal gambling, pricing and drug smuggling. From a sociological point of view, organized crime is very interesting. Because these organizations often reflect the legitimate corporate structure. In general, there are "bosses", "intermediate managers" and "low-level workers". There are far fewer statistics on white-collar criminals, mainly because white-collar crime accounts for only about 3% of all crimes. However, according to available statistics, most white-collar offenders are as follows. Criminal prosecution at the courts (Court, Circuit Court, Court of Appeals) Trafficking across national borders of crimes (Calabria) in areas with high crime rates, police investigation, organized crime (mainly mafia organization) Many investigations are being conducted on the mafia organization involved in the crime prevention, and the problem with crime prevention is being dealt with immediately. January 1988 - February 1989: Military judge training, Roman military court of the Ministry of Defense. Responsibilities: Support the military defense attorney in making criminal proceedings against military criminals and support group chairpersons to hold hearings and draft judgments.

Since the beginning of the Roman Empire, gangs existed. Roman Speaker Marcus Tullius Cicero made several speech on those who frequently broke Roman politics (Curry, 2013). Along with the end of the American Revolution, the history of the American street gang began around the 1783 on the east coast. Many people believe that the best available evidence suggests that even more serious street gangs did not appear until the early 19th century (Sante, 1991). An important difference in gang research is that gangs can be classified into one of three different types. Klein 16, 17 respect 1) drug trafficking gang, 2) prison gang, 3) youth street gang. He explained that they are very different in terms of formation, organization and behavior. For example, prison gangs and drug trafficking groups often have strong leadership and loyalty. Junior street gangs are not usually suitable for this model. The behavior of young people is often unstable, sometimes even every week. Children may have a group of friends this week, and the next person may have a new group. Considering the gang, young people who decided to participate in gang today may not be members next month. Studies have shown that the turnover rate of boys' gangs is high, as members are only part of the gang. 14, 17 This shows the need to clarify gang membership. When the gang changes composition, it is difficult to measure and understand the gang When explaining the etiology of gang formation, classical juvenile delinquency and gang researchers rely heavily on sociological explanation. Shaw and McKay (1943) found that the juvenile crime rate is high in areas where the level of social collapse is significantly higher. A socially disorganized area can be divided into low-income population, or working class, rapid migration of people, social, political and / or extreme economic change or destruction, rapid industrialization or non-industrialization, and labor market It is characterized by a serious negative change. Because of this confusion, major social institutions, schools, public service organizations, and local employers can not establish strong ties with local residents, and appropriately deal with programs and services that fulfill the needs of residents Can not provide. View on juvenile delinquency and youth gang: State-wide system survey ____________________________________________________________________________ 1

The membership of women gang has been ignored for several years, but recent research by feminist criminologists provides more complicated photographs of young women in women participating in ganglife. According to the literature, the risk factors and effects of women's youth participation are formed in several ways depending on gender. In this review, four main areas were discussed: 1) Risk factors for the participation of women's youth group 2) The extent and characteristics of violence and crime committed by women's gang members 3) Gang members' Sex effect 4) Women gang members no longer participate in gang life. In each section, work is devoted to the work that women gang members and men and women gang members experience. Finally, it provides a direction for future research. "Sexual objects or boys" - these images became the leader of literature on women's gang members quite recently. Individual women are portrayed from the perspective of sexual activity, sometimes referring to their function as weapon holders of male gang members. . . . Even if a female gang member is explained as a man, researchers emphasize that women's motivation is mainly concentrated in men 2 (Moore and Hagedorn, 2001: 2). In the United States, feminist researchers are challenging this image and they are trying to portray the complex gender experience of women in gangs (Miller, 2001: 16). The membership of women gang has been ignored for several years, but recent research by feminist criminologists provides more complicated photographs of young women in women participating in ganglife. According to the literature, the risk factors and effects of women's youth participation are formed in several ways depending on gender. In this review, four main areas were discussed: 1) Risk factors for the participation of women's youth group 2) Violence and crime committed by women's gang members and features 3) Gang member sacrifice experience Impact of gender 4) Women gang members no longer participate in gang life. In each section, work is devoted to the work that women gang members and men and women gang members experience. Finally, it provides a direction for future research. As Walter Miller explains and defines, women's gang members can function in one of three identities. Independently functioning units, girls co-ed gangs, and women's gang members. All independently working units are all women gangs who are active in their gang color and name and are not subject to existing male gang supervision. There are male and female members in the coeducational group. Mr. Taylor notes that the position and power of a women's member varies from gang to gang and is influenced by the structure of the gang, especially whether it is for profit or not, but most mentally responsible There. The female assistant gang changes the name using the name of an existing male group, but it will operate semi-autonomously. Their behavior is for the benefit of the male group, but dominates the members' initiation and internal affairs of the group.

French toast I want you to be excited about buying. If for some reason you are not, please return items purchased within 90 days of receipt to receive a full refund of purchase price without problems. As a school leader in the field of uniforms, French toast has decided to continue researching and researching and providing uniforms to improve the educational atmosphere of our country. The only documented research is based on the unified requirements of the whole system of Long Beach California (the unified curriculum is still relatively new), but to develop a unified curriculum and to listen to their feedback and findings I will keep in touch with other schools. We also have a library of all articles about school uniforms. School Uniforms A group of small boys and girls wearing uniforms of the same color school gathered before the Catholic school imagined when thinking about school uniforms. This may be the thing most people think. They have always partnered with students from Europe and private schools. The pictures of these students in school uniforms have brought a negative attitude towards the implementation of a unified policy in stereotypes and schools. It is shown as an unspoken robot ... In the United States, millions of students attend public schools and face some kind of violence related to the school. It may be related to other students' gangs, pressure from bullying and associates. In 2003, 14% of the students reported that they were victims of bullying, but from 1994 to 1999 52 out of 220 were related to gang. Because of this, students other than gangs bring guns to school to protect themselves.

The death penalty was always one of the most controversial issues in American history. The complex history proves the degree of controversy about the subject. The death penalty is an enforcement ruling against the punishment of criminals who have been convicted of more than one person. In 1972, the Supreme Court ruled that the death penalty violated the prohibition of cruel and abnormal punishment in the eighth amendment of the US Constitution. However, this sentence did not last long. In 1976, the court reexecuted the death sentence as a legitimate means of punishing criminals who committed violent crimes (Williams). "Water Margin" - also known as the American Gangsters Association - is the most violent person among all illegal motorcycle gangs in this country. Currently there are 40 active chapters in the world and there are 29 USA, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania and Tennessee states. : And Wisconsin. Each chapter of "Water margin" is operated independently, and only the state and regional officials occasionally invest in it - it is mainly the field of drug distribution. President is Harry "Tacos" Bowman, maintaining a double residence in Michigan and Florida. In South Florida, water margin includes cocain trafficking trafficking, drug design, cannabis and methamphetamine design. Narcotics are being smuggled by plane or boat from Haiti. In Orlando, cocaine is shipped through motorcycle accessories business and is brought to Louisville, Kentucky and Detroit, Michigan. At the moment domestic law enforcement agencies are focusing on the cocaine network; as long as the situation persists, methamphetamine dealers will continue to expand their business and prosper. Through an international network established by illegal motorcycle gangs, methamphetamine will be a medicine for national selection. Methamphetamine is easier to manufacture, cheaper to buy, and lasts longer than cocaine Drug trading continues to be a major source of income for illegal motorcycle gangs in the United States, Europe and Canada. The medicine selected will vary depending on the region. Illegal motorcycle gangs in California mainly deals with methamphetamine; people in the Midwest and East Coast use mainly cocaine. The focus of European gang is the distribution of amphetamine, but the Canadian gang deals both cocaine and methamphetamine. California states through strict pioneering chemical sales restrictions and the formation of a working group to close down secret laboratories. It forced many California manufacturers to switch their operation to less restricted areas in the Pacific Northwest - especially Oregon and Washington

1) "Chicago's gang violence / psychology" is the theme / discipline that I chose. a) The first step in understanding psychology discipline is to obtain a formal definition of this particular field of scientific research. The definition of psychology research will formally focus on research in this field. The methods / paths I use include reviews of the Internet, journals and journals, and interviews with psychologists to gain direct knowledge of the field. Violent US violence in the United States has reached an amazing level. Chicago police commander Donald Hillburgh said: "Gangs are everywhere, the whole city of Chicago, the suburbs, the whole state, the whole country. Another daily report on the evening news accidentally to the gang crossfire The gang that is taught that the gangs disappear is a violent reality people have to deal with in today's city.What these groups are like Why do some children feel that it is acceptable to live in a gang and it is an authoritarian way? There are various theories of these problems.From the surface, Gangs seem to be shallow and materialistic; as a result of human personal needs, there is deeper speculation About human influence in society 1) "Chicago's gang violence / psychology" is the theme / discipline that I chose. a) The first step in understanding psychology discipline is to obtain a formal definition of this particular field of scientific research. The definition of psychology research will formally focus on research in this field. - The gang consists of a large family of men, women, children. The group recruited children from 7 to 9 years old. There are many reasons, such as protection, for gang members to join the gang. They feel that they are in need of protection as they live in the gang area and face the danger of violence by hostile gangs. Another reason they join the gang is for brotherly love.

At last we solved many topics. Viki. Does the law still give everyone the right to fair legal proceedings and fair trials, or will they follow the rules on motorcycle gangs and groups? There are three arguments to prove that these new laws are unfair. Just because they are part of the organization I would like to point your attention to the fact that the accused is sentenced to a longer sentence. The next point is the interpretation of the rights of police and citizens. In the late 1960s former AMA chairman was frustrated by illegal motorcycle gang rampant behavior and claimed that 99% of US motorcycle riders were law-abiding citizens. The statement is a public relations activity to prove that only 1% of the motorcycle's public is involved in criminal activity. Therefore, the term "1 center" is expressed and people who choose to be part of illegal motorcycle gang subculture. Members of illegal motorcycle gangs have created this sentence - please use to distinguish them from legal compliance social motorcycle club Today, illegal motorcycle gang is a complex organization that uses the relationship with motorcycle club as a conduit of criminal activity. The essence of their activities is usually conspiracy, and their goal is to achieve this by utilizing violence and intimidation. Due to their expertise in cutting-edge weapons and international information networks, illegal reincarnated gangs pose major threats to society as a whole, especially law enforcement agencies. Hell's angel is the largest, most organized, and richest illegal motorcycle gang in the world. Currently there are 72 active chapters and 4 prospect chapters in the world; 30 in the United States: Alaska; California; Kentucky; Massachusetts; Nebraska (Minnesota); New York; North Carolina; South Carolina; It is estimated that the number of members is 800 to 900 people - internationally California has formed a white group for decades. Early white gangs expanded around motorcycle gangs like Hell's Angels. Today's illegal motorcycle gang is not regarded as a street gang and it is an organized criminal group. Until the late 1980's, the skin head was identified as the source of the main violence in the White Street gang in the state. They are characterized by their shaved head and white supremacist philosophy, and in most cases they are not organized with factions

For many other gangs outside the hatred group, this is not necessarily true, and the only binding issue of the hatred group is hatred against other races. Members of the gang identify their gangs with gestures, graffiti, tattoos. They use this as a means of communication to indicate that they are in contact with other gang members' groups. The gang has its own logo, signal, color, and dress code used to promote the presence and markup in towns and cities. MS-13 can display the number "13" in a different way and impersonate in the United States. It is said to have first appeared in the western region since the 1890s. It is speculated that the predecessor of the western city gang was Palomira (a small group of young Mexican people). These emerging gangs began to grow in Mexico along the migration path of Mexican culture. And it continued along the way from El Paso to Albuquerque to Los Angeles (sagepub). Bogardos, the first Los Angeles gang in Mexico, known as "Boy Gang" in 1926, was imitated. Like the Midwest, the western part of the United States experienced a group of growth from the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century. The earliest Los Angeles gangs were founded in the 1920s and they were called "boy gangs"; they mimicked the early Latino and the Chicano social group called Palomira. These groups often consist of Mexican immigrants after they came to the United States. The young people of this culture are known as a child subculture and there are several gangs At the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century there was a gang in the Midwest of Chicago. European immigrant groups such as Polish and Italian are the core members of Chicago Gang, but only 1% of the gang is black. However, the gang of the 19th century was often multi-ethnic (see Edward Soja) as modern times did not show social bias of separating different ethnic groups in postmodern cities. In the late nineteenth century, the gang of Chicago was particularly strong around Chicago's livestock farm and was engaged in robbery and violent criminal activity.

Today 's "We silly you" is exploring abbreviations of blood and scorpion. These acronyms are actually positive, as opposed to what the gang knows. Beginning with blood, it means "love brotherhood loves overwhelming oppression and destruction." Based on the name of their gangs, blood really has very strong and exciting reasons, so there is nothing else now. So why are they chatting for negative things? It is not a positive thing. If the member has to jump into the gang and the person is injured or killed, what sort of brother love is there? Blood acronyms should represent them. Perhaps this is that they should revise and reform what they did over the years. There are many gangs in America, and Tupac Shakur talks best. These gangs are called alphabet boy from CIA, FBI, SWAT, DTF etc. Those Wall Street boys are also one of them. However, this is what the gang shows and represents important matters. Blood "If brotherly love overwhelming oppression and destruction, do not defeat it, improve the community. About your acronym Next is Crips, their acronym means "a community revolution is happening". Another strong meaning, do they represent it? If you really mean the meaning of their acronym, you know how strong Crips are. Oh, police brutality can not be executed in triads or any other community in the country. So, if it resists it, why does not the explosion cause a rebellion for the community, drugs, crime etc? What happens when Bloods and Crips actually starts with the acronyms they represent? If they start actively participate in their community, truly begun to care about love, overcome oppression, destroy and resist some of the racist revolution, it will be in any form of prejudice, hatred and political Also unfair What if Bloods and Crips unite and become a business that will benefit their community? Crips and Bloods: Made in America is a documentary of Stacy Peralta exploring the emergence of the famous American gang Crips and Bloods. The documentary focused on external factors that made up a group of African American young people and asked political and law enforcement responses to the rise of gang culture. This documentary is in the south central part of Los Angeles and this film highlights that this region is close to some of the wealthiest communities in the USA. South Central is 8 km from Hollywood and 20 km from Anaheim and Orange County. The documentary stressed that children who took part in the gang after growing often faced a lack of serious opportunities and American dreams were out of reach for young people in the South and Central Region. Ripture and Blood: Violence between the two groups made in the United States has deprived more than 15,000 lives so far. It's Hoover Clip, East Side 40th Street Gang Clip, Hacienda Village Blood, 42nd Street Pill Blood (Miller, 2001). Many bloody scorpion gangs regard each other as a deadly enemy and continue to revenge their blood. Over the next few years, hundreds of gangs in the Southwest and other parts of the United States adopted the names of Bloods and Crips. "All members of the Black Street Gang on the west coast joined the bloody scorpion today" (Valdez, 2007, p.189) Blood is one of the most famous street gangs in the United States. Established in 1972, it is located in Los Angeles, California. The gang came in response to the activity of Crips (another street gang). The members of the gang are red dress and costume. Red belongs to the blood of California. It is used for identification. Gang members belonging to the Bloods gang will definitely wear red as a symbol of identity. This is mainly African-American gang. In short, most of the members are African Americans. This street gang and other street gangs also use various gestures and signs as identification and trademark symbols. Blood gang is further divided into subsets. Various subsets of gangs are based on various activities, areas etc. The gang was created in response to the activities of

The North Carolina Governor 's criminal committee said there were 1,446 gangs throughout the state, with a total of 19,000 members. The average age of gang members is 15 years (Our Initiatives - Gang Prevention). In the 1980s, national gangs began to shift from infamous city-type local offenders to public arrangements including drug trafficking and other illegal acts. As power and membership increase, gangs are recognized outside their normal community (SKEP). Gang violence is becoming a known threat to our country. Gang violence is defined as a group of people repeating social individuals or close friends with distinguishable influences and internal coordination. These groups need to fully manage communities, towns, or specific areas within a particular area. As a result, violent crime and illegal behavior will occur as a group or even on its own. As these groups are expanding in the community, citizens of specific areas are starting Gang and violence in the prison system Introduction Gang violence is one of the most prominent problems in today's prison system. It is well known that gangs attempt to control prison / prison, attempt to plant fears in the prison system and society as a whole, and adversely affect the system. "Gang prisoners account for about 18% of the population of 18,000 prisoners" (Seabrook) more prisoners and numerous prisoners serve longer as they comply with their behavior (P. 78). Among the neighbors, a group of groups has been a norm for considering Smiley legally unacceptable and has approved stealing, violence, substance abuse, and organized crime. Some colors and gangs, and the world as a gang against them. A smile is floating by doing a gang symbolic tattoo Gang violence is a big problem in today's society. If you do not act as soon as possible, you can have violent violence in our neighborhood. Gang researcher MW Klein said the gang is a group of young people who think that they are unique and treated differently by the community. Klein also pointed out that these groups consistently formed their negative image through their actions (Klein). - The city of Philadelphia is quickly becoming the home of violent acts and random killings. Due to the strong presence of the gangs, there is an innocent life every day, and the streets are operated by uncontrollable and fearless youth group. Collective violence in Philadelphia is a big problem, and citizens will never be safe until ethnic prevention occurs. Preventing gang is not an easy task, but it is possible with appropriate resources.

278). If they have family conflicts, they are likely to participate in gangs as they are driven out of their families at a young age, and the gang provides a way that is completely independent of their parents' age. Family involvement is also a major aspect of the risk that women will join the group. The degree to which a woman's family participates may affect her life's development. Family involvement has a great influence on the development of women's lives. Historically, the role of women in gangs has been the subject of neglect of academic researchers. The majority of the focus is the participation of men into the gang. Female gang members are identified as malfunctioning male members who depend in some way on or rely on male gang members. But the subject is much more complicated. Women related to the male group show a traditional power relationship between men and women and men make final decisions for the group and dominate and control women's behavior. In an independent women gang, female members are not men gang subordinates but have established their own rules. Women's dominated gangs are regarded as comparable to male gangs and behave like ruthless acts Women's participation is comparable to male participation when trying to understand whether women participate in male gangs or women form gangs. Overall, there are quite a lot of male gang members than female members. In numerous interviews with adults and gang members of young men, it has been suggested that women play a secondary role in most gangs, especially with regard to male gangs, which are highly physical and physical There are serious harm. In an interview with a young woman involved in the gang, it has been shown that participation in the gang has a positive effect on women, and that motivation for women to participate in violent actions varies during the engagement process It is. A study on women's gang participation provides an interesting look at the theme of being complicated in many respects, although it has not been fully studied in history. The number of male gang members exceeds that of women, but in modern times the proportion of women accompanying gangs is rising. Comparing female gangs with male gang participation, women showed a social approach similar to men, they committed the same type of crime and was recorded as having a similar gang social structure and expectation. Women are determined to participate in these groups for various reasons when examining the relationship between women and gangs by organizing their gangs or linking to men's gangs.

Prison Gang Prison Gang (Wikipedia) Prison Gang is a term used to identify all kinds of gang actions in prisons and orthodontic facilities. Because the members of the gang enter and leave the prison system according to (Street gang and intervention: innovative solution to network analysis, community-based police service office, 2005), the distinction between prison gang and street gang is unclear is. Prison gangs provide more than just protection The basic principle of gangstreet gang is usually a group of young people in their teens and twenties. They unite to claim their territory and community. They are known for their violence and their extensive involvement in drug trafficking. Street graffiti is a means of connecting territorial boundaries, a means to challenge other gangs. The challenge is to mark or cross the enemy's mark on the territory of the enemy. There are usually four types of individuals Street gangs are gaining in popularity in many cities across the country. There are at least 21,500 gangs and more than 731,000 active gang members (Grabianowski) according to the 2005 National Gang Threats Assessment by the US Department of Justice. Gang brings fear and violence to communities, drugs, destroys property, involves youth in criminal activities, starts business. When you have a gang in the community, it will affect everyone in the community. Shocking young people join the gang, It is related to gangs or individual gang members. (FBI) The group that creates these high violent crime rates is not concentrated in one area but concentrates in the center of the city across the country. In addition, these groups are not stagnant, but they are increasing every year by having minority men join their team again and again. Many US jurisdictions spend millions of dollars to deal with real-time crime of criminal organizations Monster: LA Gang members' autobiography "To get rid of you, where you came from (Shakur, 226) This sentence comes from Sanyika Shakur (aka Monster Cod Scott) Grown up in a concrete jungle in the center of Los Angeles In the spirit of the people, this is a strong record of the human spirit for the victory that can not be overdone At the age of 11 he experienced a teenage (mainly spent at various remedial facilities) and eventually his It became a member of New Afrikan Independ transition. Monster: The autobiography of the members of L. A. Gang is autobiography that details the crime and private life of Kody Scott. This book tells how and how Scott participated in gang life, what happened among his gang members, and how his life after his imprisonment changed. It provides insight into the internal workings of the American gang and shows the harsh lives of those who choose to be part of it. - The main character of the monster, Cody Scott talks about two big gangs. He talked about he entered the Crips at the age of 11, and he committed the first murder. This is the first day he realized he 'hit' for the rest of his life. He is always faithful to his family and is working hard to build his reputation and Crips gang. Obviously, he will become a leader

"I have not met before you. Are you new?" "Yes" "How do I take you to introduce some children to you? But remember that he should see Wayne. "I think so, but there is a plan now, will it rain?" "Of course I will practice after school tomorrow Let's see you at Shake Barn" "Drama practice" "Yes, I am" Oklahoma "I am very excited, I am very excited, I was a little girl, so I wanted to participate in the show." "This is cool. In the United States, there is no generally accepted definition of "gang". Gangs, youth gangs, street gangs are widely used terms and are used interchangeably in mainstream reports. Mentioning gang usually means youth gang. In some cases, the youth group is different from other types of groups; the way to define young people may also be different. The members collectively identify themselves by adopting the group identity used to create fear and intimidation ambitions, generally in the following ways: Hairstyle, gesture or graffiti style or color. Gangs are defined in various ways, but most definitions have similar components. The general definition of the group is three or more groups involved in criminal activities and proof of identity with their common name or logo. Gangs, youth gangs, and street gangs are widely used in mainstream reports and are often used interchangeably. Young people involved in gangs are more likely to engage in drug abuse and dangerous behavior, resulting in a variety of potential long-term health and social impacts. Young people who participate in gangs are likely to drop out of school, experience teenage parents and face family problems and employment instability. These young people also tend to be more inclined to violence, which in turn increases the likelihood of becoming a victim of violence. Like the average youth, alcohol and marijuana are the two most widely used members in the gang. Researchers studied patterns of alcohol and drug abuse in gangsters. Generally, gangs use gang revenue to buy alcohol and medicines for the group. Bavan members have a high drinking rate, but members of the gang occasionally drink beer. Irish gangs rarely use illegal drugs. It refuses to deal with non-whites managing access to drugs. Studies of Chicano Gang members of East Los Angeles showed that social status and acceptance can be obtained through drug use - mainly alcohol, marijuana, phenyl cyclidine (PCP) and cocaine - gang members. Members of the gang are prepared to fight other gangs by drinking cigarettes including PCP and smoking. At the social gathering, gang members "oppose" with the same combination and feel more relaxed with each other.

Introduction: More than one million violent crimes occur each year in the United States. An average of 48% of the million violent crimes are related to organized crime groups or personal organized crime groups. (FBI) The gang which produces these high violent crime rates is not concentrated in one area but concentrates in the center of the city all over the country. In addition, these groups are not stagnant, but they are growing every year by having minority men join their team again and again. In the past 20 years, the number of US gang members has increased rapidly. According to the 2011 National Gang Threat Assessment, there are about 1.4 million gang members, accounting for 48% of total violent crime and non-violent crime nationwide (Wong, Ton, Hung & Ang, 2013). Participation in gangs may increase the possibility of illegal behavior and may adversely affect the orbit of future life. Because these men are responsible for the murder and rape of this young woman, the evidence is obvious and correct. When such a crime occurs, it is difficult for the community to correspond with the whole world. Is violence? Crime is getting more and more attention in most cities, and there are many problems behind the street gang. Street gangs have plagued the streets for centuries and have not stopped the urge to commit such a terrible crime. Gang grows from soliciting young children, but what makes you decide to involve children in a crime-sensitive lifestyle? Gang life includes various negative aspects such as violence, drugs, and other most notorious reasons. It seems to attract many students as they become increasingly high, but I am excited Preventing young people from participating in gangs is an important issue. Compared to non-gang members, gang members committed unbalanced violent crime and misconduct nationwide. Carolina Governor Criminal Commission said 1,446 gangs with 19,000 members are in the state. The average age of gang members is 15 years (Our Initiatives - Gang Prevention). In the 1980s, national gangs began to shift from infamous city-type local offenders to public arrangements including drug trafficking and other illegal acts. As power and membership increase, gangs are recognized outside their normal community

The difference between clubs and gangs is quite different, but the difference between the two words is to distinguish each other. New Lexicon Webster's English dictionary defines clubs as "... people who have common interests meet regularly ...". Reunion, especially inexhaustible ... "This definition traditionally tended to apply to male young people and stereotyped gangs from mafia to street criminals. The socially accepted form of gang is a club. Americans generally believe that clubs are leaders of personality formation, but those who became gangs are forced to be persecuted as criminals. Construction of the club has a constructive goal, such as making it easier for members to locate car parts of a particular brand. The socio-economic class, academic achievement, or social role in society is involved in the preferential treatment of groups that society considers as clubs rather than gangs. For example, some citizens expect motorcycle riders to significantly raise the crime rate in the Hollister district during motorcycle rallies. This led to reactions by local legal institutions. Unlike in the past, this event ended without major events. Perhaps now people tend to think of motorcycles as clubs rather than gangs. The difference between clubs and gangs is quite different, but the difference between the two words is to distinguish each other. New Lexicon Webster's English dictionary defines clubs as "... people who have common interests meet regularly ...". Reunion, especially inexhaustible ... "This definition traditionally tended to apply to male young people and stereotyped gangs, from mafia to street criminals, to have a negative attitude towards young people People who often take a gang will see gangs for protection of fear and members, such as Los Angeles' pedigree or nephew, or sharks or "Western Story" jet aircraft. Gangs may not have a formal set of rules, but they all have their own customs and conditions.

There are many theories and data trying to explain youth gangs in the context of abnormal behavior and its lack of control or control. Nonetheless, information sources based on actual data are suitable for proving this unhealthy lifestyle. In this article, we mainly explain the actual data by combining Merton's strain theory and explain the motivation to participate in the gang. The results of the survey show that there is a relationship between the sense of belonging before and the economic pressure before living in an abnormal environment. This is the fundamental cause of the reason why young people join the group. Gang is a serious problem, but it does not cause a panic. The youth group of the United States first appeared around 1783. Youth gang activities in the United States have four major peaks in the second half of the 19th century, the 1920s, the 1960s, and the 1990s. Only in the 1990s, Congress decided that the gang problem had to be solved by the violation of Congress's traditional criminal justice function. According to state law and federal law, everything the gangs do is illegal, such as selling regulated substances, killing hostile gang members, stealing property and so on. However, since enactment of law is often confused with actual behavior, even if the criminal law already covers all the things that the gangs have done, the enactment of "anti-aid" law has a strong political appeal maybe. Congress is trying to create a so-called "secondary law" in the absence of an addable substance law (eg, because murder or drug trafficking is illegal). In the United States, there is no generally accepted definition of "gang". Gangs, youth gangs, street gangs are widely used terms and are used interchangeably in mainstream reports. Mentioning gang usually means youth gang. In some cases, the youth group is different from other types of groups; the way to define young people may also be different. The members collectively identify themselves by adopting the group identity commonly used to create fear and intimidation atmosphere in the following ways: Generic name, slogan, identification, symbol, tattoo or other physical mark, clothing hairstyle, gesture or graffiti style or color.

Many people are aware that gangs are always looking for permanent appearance. There are 28,000 youth groups in the United States, including 780,200 members (2000), of which 20% to 46% are women (Evans). More shocking is that in Chicago alone there are 16,000 to 20,000 women gang members (Eghigian). These girls were originally "groups", became members, sometimes they had trouble at home, needed money, had social circumstances, or all of them knew It became a gang leader of a girl. Over the past few years, research on women's street gangs has become increasingly important as the number of women's gang members in the United States increases. However, the scope of the problem of female gang is not easily discernible. This is because it is difficult to identify gang members as described in the previous chapter, as well as the official statistical data of female gang members are not as accurate as daily gang dismantling (Curry, Ball) or Fox . 1994) In order to complicate the problem, women's gang members, mixed gang of male and female, and several types of gangs, including a gang of women belonging to a girl of female gangs independent of men's gang Can participate in (Miller, 1975). A study on women's gang participation provides an interesting look at the theme of being complicated in many respects, although it has not been fully studied in history. The number of male gang members exceeds that of women, but in modern times the proportion of women accompanying gangs is rising. Comparing female gangs with male gang participation, women showed a social approach similar to men, they committed the same type of crime and was recorded as having a similar gang social structure and expectation. Women are determined to participate in these groups for various reasons when examining the relationship between women and gangs by organizing their gangs or linking to men's gangs. Women's participation is comparable to male participation when trying to understand whether women participate in male gangs or women form gangs. Overall, there are quite a lot of male gang members than female members. In numerous interviews with adults and gang members of young men, it has been suggested that women play a secondary role in most gangs, especially with regard to male gangs, which are highly physical and physical There are serious harm. In an interview with a young woman involved in the gang, it has been shown that participation in the gang has a positive effect on women, and that motivation for women to participate in violent actions varies during the engagement process It is.

The five points in New York are the most notorious urban slam streets before the war and can be seen through conflicting views between locally born Protestant Reformers and Immigrant Catholic Families. Members of the Mulvahill family explained the everyday life of a complex community inconsistent with the 19th century stereotypes of immigrants. (Duration: 30 minutes) This booklet is supported in the 30-minute documentary "Five Points: New York Irish Working Class" of the American Social History Project of the 1950s. The Audience Guide contains background information on questions raised by documentaries and other key materials used in classes. One of Ireland's leaders in the New York militia was Colonel Michael Corcororan, an active member of the Irish community who grew up in New York in the 1950s. Corcoran, born in Calloweal, County Sligo, was forced to migrate to the United States in 1849. He found a job as a staff, but I felt that I could do more. The movement led by the Republic of Ireland Corps is called Fenianism from Irish fiancés, meaning "warrior bands". Corcoran is working quickly in the Fenian circle and I'd like to armed and train Ireland At the beginning of the 19th century, three major immigration groups entered the northeastern United States through New York. English, Irish, and German. On the Lower East Side of New York, these immigrant groups formed gangs in areas called Five Points. These include Smith's Vly gang, Bowery Boys, and Broadway boys, three of whom are primarily Irish immigrants. Blacks living in New York formed two major groups, Fly Boys and Longbridge Boys. These early gangs were not specialized in criminal activity, and their members were often employed as regular workers. Many of the modern gang rites come from Irish gangs. Irish immigrants from New York formed these gangs. These Irish gangs first became criminal organizations. They are criminals and quarrels who own territory (5 points) in New York City. These gangs refer to each other with a nickname and are identified by a dress code. One of the Irish gangs that were originally organized was called "40 thieves". In 1826, a man named Edward Coleman organized the gang. Another group called Bowery Boys appeared during this period. The two groups are fighting territories

The competition between Crips and Bloods put out numerous dead people in the African American community under the name of protecting their territory. Please take the following tests to find the gang you belong to. Please do your best. Crips and Blood: Made in America has investigated the growth of two famous gangs, Crips and the Bloods, in America and has taken over 15,000 lives to date. This film focuses on external factors that turn young African Americans into gangs, questions to law enforcement agencies, and the political response to the development of gang culture. This documentary is in the south central part of Los Angeles, and finally the children participating in the gang have no opportunity and it shows that there is little chance of success. Furthermore, it depicts how African-American experience fueled Wat's rebellion, and the media depicts a riot. In the early 1970s, some other African American gangs appeared to protect themselves from the many Crip gangs formed in the area. One of the most famous gangs was a pedigree and later became one of the most violent and illegal African-American gangs in Los Angeles. Blood was made around West Piru Street in Compton District of Los Angeles. Sylvester Scott and Vincent Owens were the founder of Bloods, originally Compton Pirus. . A serious confrontation between "Compton's scorpion" and "Compton virus" is contributing to the rapid expansion of cruelly pulsed blood, the number of P viruses far exceeding the debris. This dispute resulted in several Piruses, Pirus then joined forces with Laurdes Park Hustlers and LA Brims. Blood is one of the most famous street gangs in the United States. Established in 1972, it is located in Los Angeles, California. The gang came in response to the activity of Crips (another street gang). The members of the gang are red dress and costume. Red belongs to the blood of California. It is used for identification. Gang members belonging to the Bloods gang will definitely wear red as a symbol of identity. This is mainly African-American gang. In short, most of the members are African Americans. This street gang and other street gangs also use various gestures and signs as identification and trademark symbols. Blood gang is further divided into subsets. Various subsets of gangs are based on various activities, areas etc. The gang was created in response to the activities of Crips. Many people who are not Crips face problems due to their influence

In the prison system, most prisoners are marked as "crazy" or "bad." The meaning here is that "crazy" means that the prisoner suffers from psychosis, "bad" means deliberately showing it. The main difference is that if they have the ability to choose to act in a specific way, or if they can not control their behavior, they are "funny". This article explains how prison officials distinguish prisoners as "crazy" or "bad" and explain how ideas and social practices provide information to prison guards . Gang and violence in the prison system Introduction Gang violence is one of the most prominent problems in today's prison system. It is well known that gangs attempt to control prison / prison, attempt to plant fears in the prison system and society as a whole, and adversely affect the system. "Gang prisoners account for about 18% of the population of 18,000 prisoners" (Seabrook) more prisoners and numerous prisoners serve longer as they comply with their behavior (P. 78). Among the neighbors, a group of groups has been a norm for considering Smiley legally unacceptable and has approved stealing, violence, substance abuse, and organized crime. Some colors and gangs, and the world as a gang against them. A smile is floating by doing a gang symbolic tattoo There are various definitions of prison gangs, but the generally accepted statements are criminal-oriented entities within the prison system that are perceived as threatening the orderly management of prisons or threatening orderly management It functions as a function. Prisoners in prison gangs usually have similar norms, values, and languages, and their members have clear code of conduct. Many prison officials use Security Threat Organization (STG) to identify gangs. Prison gangs are usually informally organized by race or ethnic group, imitate the organization of the street gang and are often duplicated. Prisoners often participate in gangs as a means to provide personal protection or economic benefits to other prisoners and often rely on gang members as surrogates.

As an individual living in a community in which gang violence is a problem, I am thankful that I can participate in today's campaign to reduce gang violence. According to the Canadian Bureau of Statistics, the gang related killings between 2011 and 2012 have not been changed, and there are 0.27 victims per 100,000 people. [1] In Ontario from 2002 to 2012, the number of deaths in 2003 reached 38 people, and in 2004 it decreased sharply to 17 people. These figures show that gang related violence is occurring every year in many communities. Today there are violent epidemics of youth groups in several parts of Canada where young groups are killed each other and the suicide rate goes beyond any other group in Canada. This article outlines the current situation and explains the five main ways in which young violence groups are involved. It then describes and continues to criticize the use of the method proved invalid. It advocates looking at public health methods, dealing with gang violence and explaining some evidence-based models proved to be effective. The conclusion is Canadian youth gangs are getting more and more attention. Young people throughout Canada are participating in youth gangs for various reasons. Youth gang is a group of young adults who use prejudice and violence to gain prestige from other groups and manage specific areas of illegal activity. For all reasons, the youth joined the young gang and the police and the government proposed a plan to prevent young people from leaving the gang. As a show ... The work of the gang is guided by the missing gang. It is a violent reality that people have to cope in today's city. What did these groups create? Why do some children feel that living in a gang is accepted and authoritative? There are various theories of these problems. On the surface, gangs seem to be shallow and materialistic; as a consequence of human personal needs, there is a deeper speculation. About human influence in society When reading the relationship between violence in the media and teenage violence, I will guess these findings and bind them to the group. Regarding the description of gangs and gang members, the mass media may introduce them in detail. They portray languages, clothing, body movements, and gang members - men and women. They explain the crime committed by the gang members in detail - how to sell drugs, how to "shoot" (intravenous drugs), how to release the base, how to rape someone, how to pierce or shoot someone, How to resolve the use of violence The dispute list is very long. The problem is that it is wrong to socialize adolescent youth to legal action that can be accepted. The media depicts gang, members of the gang, and actions that form gang-related attitudes, ideas, fashion, and gangs.

When considering the bald gang in London it is impossible to remind the bearded head and heavy Doc Martin boots with special racist violence without respecting the authoritative structure of the country. But whether these gangs start with such a clear purpose. Do they understand that their daily activities become "subcultures" with mods and lockers? In his article entitled "Recovery of Magic of Skin Head and Community," John Clarke believed that Skin Head relates to the recovery of the community of communities that have lost this sort of socioeconomic situation change It is. I feel it. Skin head parties are citizens of the working class enjoying music and beer, but they are always depicted as racists and delusions. Skin head parties have always been called Nazis, but skin heads were born years ago from the working class from the UK. Skin head parties spend most of their time with other comrades. A group of bald heads is often called a crew. Unlike gangs, the crew is relatively nonviolent unless triggered. They are always showing the roots of their working classes in a simple and elegant style. Most bald heads will live skinhead lifestyle until they die With the rise of punk music, the new generation of the young generation adopted a bald appearance. The view on how this younger, more aggressive generation discovers the beauty of bald heads varies. Since the skin head party is always a phenomenon of the working class, the group of young worker-class people with ideals and values ​​are significantly different from traditional skin heads, recognizing the resilience and honor of the old skin head You may have started. Other sources insist that the influx of football hooligans is the responsibility or intentional solicitation of British Nazis. For some reason many young people who are eager to participate in racially motivated violence with racist confidence begin to shave their heads and adopt a bald expression .

Al Capone has many famous criminals in American history, John Dillinger, John Gotti and Lucky Luciano. However, due to his extreme wealth and the status of Godfather, the most notorious person may be Al Capone. Alphonse Capone was born on January 17, 1899 in Brooklyn, New York, from an immigrant in Naples, Italy. When he was very young he dropped out of school after elementary school sixth graders and joined the local community gang to participate in organized criminal activities. The 1920s was an era of alcohol ban, illegal gambling, prostitution. Due to the 18th amendment, sales and distribution of liquor became illegal. Many people, including Al Capone, are involved in these illegal acts. Al Capone is famous for this illegal act. He becomes rich by making and distributing alcohol. He also has many illegal bars. Many other gangs are doing the same illegal acts. Alcohol competition is intense. - When the Boston Tea Party Boston Tea Party was held on the evening of 16th December 1773, this was the climax of the bad mood of British government and her American colonies for many years. The controversy between the two seems to always depend on the taxation Britain needs to maintain American colonies. Al Capone was one of the most influential gangs at the time. Capone was born in Williamsburg, Brooklyn in 1899 and immigrant parents were hired by five gang members in the early 1920s. Cap child's childhood friend Lucky Luciano was originally a member of Five Points Gang. In the beginning of the 20th century, Capone will manage most illegal acts such as gambling, prostitution, theft in Chicago. Frank Costello is another influential gang. He was born in southern Italy but moved to America when he was 4 years old. After that, when I joined the gang at the age of 13, he changed my name from Francesco Castilla to Frank Costello. His name changed, and some mistakenly thought he was an Irishman. He cooperated with Charlie Luciano for theft and gambling. He also has a lot of political power to allow him to continue his business. When Luciano arrested and expanded the actions of the gang, he took over.

In recent decades, women's movements have been mobilized in various situations to motivate international governments and central government to respond to violence against women. Despite the scope of such activities in the public domain, there are relatively few academic analyzes of cross-border differences in government response to violence against women. Laurel Weldon's research is an important response to policy research and academic gaps in women and politics Recent gang event in Pittsburgh. Tita and his colleagues closed the field study of Pittsburgh in 1995. This section summarizes the response of the Pittsburgh Police Station against NYGS since 1996. Since 1996, due to the prosecution of the local street gang by the famous federal fraud and corruption prevention group law, this has had a major impact on all Pittsburgh gangs, "gang and gang violence" almost disappeared from the city of Pittsburgh . 281 pages) From 1996 to 1999, the number of gangs reported by the Pittsburgh Police Department decreased by 77% from 86 to 20 people. In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the fighting and support of the community against contraceptive clinics in the Homewood area in eastern Pittsburgh has brought nationwide news. Pittsburgh women lobbied for the contraceptive clinic in the 1920's and established a contraception hospital in the American Contraception Association (ABCL) in 1931. ABCL was renamed Planned Custody in 1942. In 1956 the Pittsburgh Clinic launched an educational support program for poor families in the hilly territory. This program partnered with the poor Homewood-Brushton area in 1958. Family planning organizations are considering establishing another clinic there and opening meetings with regional leaders. In 1963, the mobile clinic moved to this area. In December 1965, the Pittsburgh Family Project Clinic (PPCP) applied for federal funds under Johnson's Poverty Alleviation War Law. In mid-1966 the Pennsylvania Legislature held a family planning fund at the committee.

Death is not an inevitable experience, but it always exists to remove unnecessary tone of life, to make their goals incomplete, unsatisfied, and dissatisfied. As a solution to the problem of death as the hero, writers Gustav Flaubert and Laura Esqueville represent sufferings and illnesses of their work, female characters including Madame Bovary and chocolate water. They lead to their tragic consequences, death. The writer focuses on feminism as well as emphasizing the trend of romanticism in a certain era and is forced to resist the constraints of social formulation and social reflection. Mrs Bofari and Lev Tolstoy 's Anna Karelina Gustav Flaubert wrote to Mrs Bovary: "Death of a person always causes a paralysis situation, it is very difficult, it grabs the arrival of nothing and it actually To succumb to the facts that arise (258) It is more embarrassing when death is suicide, when nothing happens to self-initiation, it's more embarrassing For the readers of Flaubert's Madame Bovary and Lev Tolstoy's Anna Karenina, Heroine's literary suicide is similar to a coma, even in the imaginary world being assembled, it also needs to accept the pause of death reality. Mrs Bobary was written in 1856 by French writer Gustav Frobart. This novel talks a bitter story, Emma Povari is a boring and unhappy wife of a village doctor. In order to escape the emptiness of rural life, she entered the world of adultery and overeating, eventually accumulating debts and causing her death. Despite the history of more than 100 years, this story is very modern and very painful. This is American musical inspired by Romeo and Juliet, but full of modernity. It is a story of two competing street gangs from two different ethnic backgrounds. In tension between the gangs, the love between Mary and Tony actually belonged to a hostile gang. Their love was not so excessive, it ended in a tragedy like a tragic love story of youth and innocence.

Subculture of violence theory in today's society Today, the United States is increasingly concerned about organized crime group activities and violent violence. It is estimated that there are approximately 760,000 gang members and over 24,000 active gangs in various jurisdictions in the United States (World Vision, 2011). It is estimated that 155 children every year have been arrested because they participated in violent crime. Most of them are directly related to gang and gang activities (World Vision, 2011). As a theory of criminal behavior, the subculture of violence theory thinks that society has a specific group or subculture that violence is seen as an appropriate response to what is considered a threatening situation in the context of subculture . Social humanologists Marvin Wolfgang and Franco Ferracuti are based on the cultural anthropologist Walter B. Miller focusing on juvenile delinquency and the high crime rate of African Americans is based on their own ethnic subculture It can be explained by the fact that it has. The way violence experiences and recognizes is different from the common way in American mainstream culture. Subculture of violence theory in today's society Today, the United States is increasingly concerned about organized crime group activities and violent violence. It is estimated that there are approximately 760,000 gang members and over 24,000 active gangs in various jurisdictions in the United States (World Vision, 2011). - Recently more and more North American youth have committed violent crimes. The outcome of these violent crimes is evident, but the reason behind them is often abstract and ambiguous, so it is difficult to attribute responsibility to a single source. In addition, this abnormal behavior in young people may be due to a combination of several common factors.

Title: Outsider Author: S. Hinton Publication information: 1967 Dell Press, 156 page type: S. E. Hinton, a young adult novel outsider is two gangs, Greases and Socials competition. Grease is low level, socialization is progressing. There are two hostile gangs in The Outsiders. One is from a subclass. They are Greasers and the competitors come from the top class. They are social classes. This story took place in Tulsa, Oklahoma in the mid-1960's. The story takes place in a big town in the United States where the town is the home of Grease and the west is where Socs live. To define the term "outsiders", you first need to define the situation. Aries may be an outsider in the group of black sheep. In a group of people with different ideas, two identical people will be outsiders. "Outsiders" are related to people using it, and viewpoints considered outsiders vary from person to person. Imagine now that these sheep have self-consciousness. If Aries think he is an outsider, if no one is doing it, is it an outsider? Is the sheep misunderstood? No, though not necessarily, this view is accepted without misunderstanding, as other sheep accept the recognition of their sheep so they can better understand the white people. In Aldous Huxley's novel "The Brave New World" outsiders are a very common theme. Many characters show the characteristics of outsiders. John is a role that fits this bill. He is the ultimate outsider. The other outsiders in the book are Bernard and Linda. All of these characters have the characteristic of making it difficult to "fit" to the new world society. It is not suitable for a society that fits society. These three characters are a perfect example of a brave new world insider. Bernard is an outsider ... British world literature thesis: relationship between outsiders and hero and the transformation of his parents, and how these people define their personality. Albert Camus' novels "Conversion of Franz Kafka" and "Outsider" have many important relationships that help to define the hero. The protagonists of The Metamorphosis, Gregor Samsa and The Outsider, the hero of Meursault have an important relationship with people.

An outsider of S. E, Hinton 's story is about a 14 - year - old boy named Pony Boy. A group of low-level teenagers who are part of the food group called Greases on the east side of the town and wearing long, greasy hair and jeans and ragged T-shirts are not in harmony with the rich family. A bully called "Socs". These head scarves, born in wealthy families in the west side of the town, belong to the prestigious "social" class, run around Mustangs and Corvairs, mostly wearing a checkered pattern jacket of Madras. Outsiders by outsider of S. E, Hinton S. E. Hinton is a small town in the southwestern United States of America and is a group of two children, Socs (social) which is wealthy children and Greases which is poor children. Socs lives in the west, Greases live in the east of the town. - The story of an outsider of S. E. Hinton is about a 14 year old boy named Ponyboy. A group of low-level teenagers who are part of the food group called Greases on the east side of the town and wearing long, greasy hair and jeans and ragged T-shirts are not in harmony with the rich family. A bully called "Socs" Hinton, S .; An outsider's novel "Outsiders" is readable by S. E. Hinton as it was written by a high school student and was published when the author was 18 years old. This novel was created in Oklahoma in the 1960s. In this book, two conflicting gangs, soc and Greases are in conflict. Two lubricants, Johnny and Pony Boy, got closer to people in several social circles one day and Johnny killed one of the clubs to protect Pony Bow. The remainder of the novel explains the conflict between the two gangs and involves tragedy and redemption. This book explores the idea of ​​a young gang and reflects true brotherly love. For those looking for thrilling action books, this is a wonderful simple reading. - Charlie Wilkinson, 2019

"Let's show a man with a tattoo and show a man who had an interesting past" Jack London made this quote in 1883, but for those fascinated by him who have been more than 100 years old , It is still true. Is Japan. In Japan, there is a close relationship between tattoos and gangs, gangs are an organized criminal group similar to the Italian-American mafia. More and more people not related to organized crime groups are tattooed, but policies such as those that prohibit visible tattoos at public baths and gyms still exist. I asked myself "Why is Chris tattooed in your arms?" I asked myself, for 21 years, slowly put in ink for more than 100 hours, and the machine was dermis in my upper body I was struck by it. I remembered my first tattoo, my parents' birthday gift on my 18th birthday, I remembered my latest tattoo. Exciting skills Because I was someone's learning curve or a bad day, I remembered some terrible tattoos. Tattoos are characteristic of the 21st century, which is estimated to be more than 25% of people under 30 years old as epithelia. Personal expression, young impulses, drunken mistakes - the truth is that it is fashionable, cool, and even sexy, but there is a vague risk to human health. Good tattoos are not cheap, and cheap tattoos are not good, so if you can find it, you think that your butt looks hot The little butterfly will be 50 years after you wanted it Do it. In other words, think about it before you apply ink! When the white ink tattooing is done correctly, they look fabulous. Especially on shallow skin, it is very delicate in various forms. A small outline of white ink can emphasize tattoo more than black ink. And that is a good way for tattoos to shine. You can mix white ink with other inks to produce a glossy gloss or lower it to show almost invisible lines that protrude from the skin. Since white ink has low saturation and is very light, it is easier to see the skin rising from the tattoo. This can be used for your benefits - 3D shadows will make it more popular than regular tattoos

Candace McCowan in News Channel 8 can see backstage images of popular NBC shows. - Chicago, Illinois (WFLA) - Chicago police officers are struggling with high murder rates and gangs every year. These are some of the same story and you will notice that NBC Chicago PD actors are dealing with their show. "Because gangs are everywhere, there are all over the country from Mexico, Los Angeles to New York, you can not talk about gangs, and if there is a problem, we will return to all work." Good guy "The police in Chicago Officer Brian Luce said, cooperating with the PD actor in Chicago now confirms that the script and performance are as close to reality as possible. "Before we started this show, these people received countless training, not just weapons, buildings, close fighting, I have 27 years of experience. News channel 8 began this week at the NBC Chicago PD behind the scenes. We observe that they are well trained to execute search warrants and share some real stories they will use as inspiration for the show. The story line contains the tragic death of the boy after her mother put on his jacket. This is one of real life experiences of Chicago PD Consultant Brian Luce in real life. "She spent six months and bought a jacket for him, on the first day he was wearing it, he was wearing the wrong neighbor, he was shot," Patrick John Froeger He appeared in the show. Let's play Kyle Ruzek. "Brian appeared in this child and caught him when he died." Through a heavy story, the actors struggled to balance the scene by making sure they joked around here and there. "The number of dark stories we made does not reflect what the camera is doing when it is off, and we often walk around," Flueger said. Fire Angels, ELIZABETH KERN, MLA '96, Chicago Review Press, $ 14.99. When the real school fire was destroyed in 1958 near Humboldt Park in Chicago, Fire Angel led the reader to understand the tragedy that killed 92 children and three nuns. However, the fire was just the beginning. It is because the community started fire and asked questions about how to deal with perpetrators. Student pressures for secondary school, ANN VANDER STOEP, '73, and KELLY THOMPSON, '76, Norton Books in Education, $ 24.95. Based on the background of children's mental health, the author judges whether the stress of the students is a problem, and teachers to share guidance to help them in the turbulence between elementary school and junior high school , Provide clear guidance to parents, counselors. Sailing Fire in Chicago is known for widely using real-life Chicago firefighters. Members of the Chicago Fire Department supervised the film everyday and cooperated with producers and actors such as David to ensure that the scene is genuine. They also act as actors and ride even actors in Chicago. Since the beginning of the 20th century, the Chicago Police Department's record office has followed the crime in Chicago. The crime rate of the whole city, especially the violent crime rate, exceeds the average of the United States. The country 's crime rate is still close to the lowest level in history, but nearly half of the US murder in Chicago has increased in 2016. The reason for the large number of people in Chicago is not clear. The "Atlantic Ocean" article details how ways researchers and analysts reach actual agreement on the cause of violence.

Organized crime is an international problem occurring in various countries such as Italy, China, Japan, Russia, the United States of America. All these organized criminal groups have many things in common, but they may have different ways and sometimes not. Many people commit similar crimes and commit crimes that others do not commit. The Russian mafia has been believed to have existed in Russia for centuries. When Russia was still in the Soviet Union, corruption began to develop for the Communist era. Global Crime In recent decades, other global criminal groups have achieved excellent growth rates from drug traffickers. There is no restriction on crime. Russian Mafia, China's underworld, Japanese gangsters, Nigerian cheaters, Eastern European mobs, Sicilian mobs all know that the easiest aspect of criminal business is a crime. This shows cross-border effects of organized crime, newly discovered cooperation, and amazing expansion. North Korea's large narcotics and smuggling companies frequently associate government representatives with other organizational criminal elements (Japanese gangs, Chinese gangs, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan underworld, Russian mafia and Thai gangs) I will. For example, in methyl trade with Japan, North Korea functions as a producer and wholesaler, and Yakuza gang plays an important role. In some cases, ship in Japan and Taiwan encountered a North Korean ship in the high seas and delivered millions of dollars medicine. According to Dennis McCarthy, author of the book, that the history of yakuza can be traced back hundreds of years, the "history of organized crime economics", the Yakuza group is one of the most intensive groups in the world. Other East Asian gangs such as Chinese triads are loose criminal groups, which are linked primarily through family relationships, but the gangsters are bound by the "designed hierarchy" and once they are launched they You have to overturn everything else. Loyal, support Yakuza. Even if the Japanese government attacked the gangster recently, this centralized structure can easily attribute a large amount of income to this single gang. The Mexican government sent crime, the Chinese government fraud, the Saudi Arabian government took over, the Japanese government is smart - all governments around the world are destroying American lifestyle - cards won. Republican recommendation. Then he publicly asked Russia to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Today, when President Trump is sworn, his opponent has reached a consensus agreement on the terrible threat brought about by Russia 's penetration into American society. Therefore, advocates and opponents of cards are consistent. Foreign rival government is trying to rule the United States by secret means. The trump accepted without knowing the basic premise of the whole presidential campaign movement without knowing it.

During North America there are more than 25 local, state and international gang investigators associations, consisting of more than 20,000 criminal justice experts working together to prevent, manage, and eliminate gang crime strategies. Global Leadership Their duties are achieved by criteria for exchanging information between ministries and agencies, legislative activities, citizenship, innovative anti-gang consciousness, management strategy, and professional education and training. In his background, Rusty Keeble, founder, president and chief executive officer of The Rang Enforcement Company, is the President and Chairman of the Florida Gang Agent Investigator Association, including the President and Chairman of the National Council, He served as the leadership position at the state level and the national level investigator union and the first sergeant. Weapons of the international Latin gang investigators association He continues to support their efforts and encourages law enforcement officials to support them as well. According to the 2005 National Gang Threat Assessment (2005, http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/BJA/what/2005 _threat_assesment.pdf), the Department of Justice, Bureau of Bureau and Bureau of National Gang agents, the Contemporary Street Gang, Or what is often called a youth gang takes a variety of forms. Individual members, gang groups, or gang organizations as a whole are threatening neighborhoods by felony charges such as drug trafficking, car robbery operations, shooting, assault, assault, extortion. Some of the most ambitious gangs are spreading from their home base to other cities and states. However, some movements are due to emigration of gang members' families to other areas, especially during the economic growth period. However, many gang members are coming from a poor, immigrant or transitional community in which children were born or must fight against the 2nd and 3rd generation street gangs. During North America, over 25 provinces, states and provinces consisting of more than 20,000 criminal justice professionals working together to develop and recommend strategies to prevent, manage and eliminate gang crimes There is the International Association of Gang Agent Investigators. Exhibit global leadership. In his background, Rusty Keeble, founder, president and chief executive officer of The Rang Enforcement Company, is the President and Chairman of the Florida Gang Agent Investigator Association, including the President and Chairman of the National Council, He served as the leadership position at the state level and the national level investigator union and the first sergeant. Weapons of the international Latin gang investigators association The Joint Investigative Association's Wennar stated that the Trump regime has focused on MS-13, thereby enhancing the group's image among potential recruits while allowing other groups to avoid the spotlight It was. "Everyone else is under the radar," he said. Trump regime often depicts crime and immigration in an intertwined manner. "For decades, the open borders have allowed narcotics and gangs to flood our most vulnerable communities," the president said in his state speech in 2018 It was. "The most tragic thing is that they have lost a lot of innocent lives."

Al Capone is a child of an Italian immigrant family and is one of the world's most famous mafia leaders during the Chicago ban. In addition, he was called "the face of a comet" and in 1931 Al Capone was sent to Alcatraz prison in Philadelphia to avoid tax evasion. Individual assets of Al Capone are estimated at $ 100 million, leading to countless murders. Al Capone was born on 17th January 899 in Brooklyn, NY. He is the fourth of seven sons and two daughters. The 1920s was an era of alcohol ban, illegal gambling, prostitution. Due to the 18th amendment, sales and distribution of liquor became illegal. Many people, including Al Capone, are involved in these illegal acts. Al Capone is famous for this illegal act. He becomes rich by making and distributing alcohol. He also has many illegal bars. Many other gangs are doing the same illegal acts. Alcohol competition is intense. - When the Boston Tea Party Boston Tea Party was held on the evening of 16th December 1773, this was the climax of the bad mood of British government and her American colonies for many years. The controversy between the two seems to always depend on the taxation Britain needs to maintain American colonies. Al Capone was one of the most influential gangs at the time. Capone was born in Williamsburg, Brooklyn in 1899 and parents of immigrants were recruited by five gang members in the early 1920s. Cap child's childhood friend Lucky Luciano was originally a member of Five Points Gang. In the beginning of the 20th century, Capone will manage most illegal acts such as gambling, prostitution, theft in Chicago. Frank Costello is another influential gang. He was born in southern Italy but moved to America when he was 4 years old. After that, when I joined the gang at the age of 13, he changed my name from Francesco Castilla to Frank Costello. His name changed, and some mistakenly thought he was an Irishman. He cooperated with Charlie Luciano for theft and gambling. He also has a lot of political power to allow him to continue his business. When Luciano arrested and expanded the actions of the gang, he took over. Many thugs caught power in the era of Capone. As Al Capone grew, he began to contact many different bosses and there were many assassin gangs nearby. After joining and contacting these groups, Capone finally joined. And it was managed by Johnny Trio, who accidentally became the leader of the underworld. Before Chicago 's most notorious hooligan appeared, there were many effects to gain the benefits and gains of Capone. One of the most common novels is the same as many rogues in the carpentering era, he was born in Italy. "This is not true, he was not born in Italy, but was born in New York" (Bardsley 1). "Alphonse Capone was born in Brooklyn, NY in 1899. He is an immigrant family (Al 2), the father of Al Capone, Gabriele Capone is one of the 43,000 Italians who arrived in the United States in 1894 One of the people who can read and write their mother tongue

On June 15, 1975, the world of an eleven year old boy named Cody Scott is completely altered. One month before this day, in the panoramic picture of the school, Cody was suspended for the help of the school's help; from here you can see where Cody is heading in life . Cody, who grew up in the South and Midwest of Los Angeles, was always surrounded by gangs and always witnessed the war caused by rival gangs. After graduating from his sixth grade Cody jumped out of the window of his room and ran to meet the gang member Tray Ball who agreed to become a sponsor of Kody to enter the gang 8 plate gang. Monster: Members' autobiography by L. A. Gang "In order to fail, where you come from, you need to" enter "(Shakur, 226). This sentence comes from Sanyika Shakur (aka Monster Cody Scott) monster. The autobiography of the gang member of Los Angeles includes the mentality of the people who grew up in the concrete jungle of southern Los Angeles. This is a powerful explanation of the human spirit for the uncannable possibility of winning the fight for everyday life. His story begins with his change in members of the New Afrikan Independ, the beginning of his gang life (from 11 years old), his teenage (mainly spent at various remedial facilities), and finally . Monster: The autobiography of the members of L. A. Gang is autobiography that details the crime and private life of Kody Scott. This book tells how and how Scott participated in gang life, what happened among his gang members, and how his life changed after imprisonment. It provides insight into the internal work of the American gang and proves the harsh lives of those who choose to be part of it. Shakur gave his early days, his time as a street leader, and a detailed explanation of his transformation in prison. Monster: The failure of autobiographical correction system of L.A. Gang members of Sanyika Shakur is that it does not correct gang member's behavior. In fact, the prison only makes the problem worse. The organized crime group sent to the prison was bigger, looked stronger, had a new enemy, and was enthusiastic to return to the street. Being sent to prison with the eyes of a monster was another step for him to go to OG. Situation The harder the prison is the better. The first mistake in the correction system is to group the gangs rather than to separate them. Book monster: Sanyika Shakur (aka Kody Scott's LA Gang Autobiography) explains all the events that he experienced by the day Kody decided to leave the gang, and the life after the gang, as Kody participates in the gang doing. He joined the eight-step dumplings at the age of eleven. After graduating from the sixth grader, he began to enter the gang, and he explained his original intention as a greater right to enter society than his own graduation. Kody suggested that he join the gang because there are many things to do about the whole concept of attribution.

Not only in big cities, street streets promote the generalization of drug trafficking and violent crime, even in suburbs and small towns. The Justice Support Office (BJA) recognizes that programs designed to counter gang related activities must incorporate crime prevention and crime prevention measures into long-term effectiveness. Therefore, in October 1991, BJA began to develop a prototype model of integrated gang program. As a result of this initiative, BJA is pleased to use this monograph 'Community Gang Solving: Practice Guide'. It is a useful tool to provide guidance to institutions and community groups to develop individual response to local gang issues. This practical handbook provides the basis for understanding the gang diversity, the problems they cause and the harm they cause and the two analytical models to solve gang related problems. Two supporting monographs complement this point. Solving community gang problems: Problem solving models provide prototypes that help communities identify, analyze and respond to gang-related problems and evaluate the effectiveness of their correspondence. Urban Street Gang Enforcement will focus on law enforcement and prosecution strategies to prevent urban street gangs and suggest strategies to strengthen the prosecution of gang crimes The community's response to the gang problem is a systematic study, plan and practice backed by gang's solid theoretical understanding - their social model and individual member's behavior - and a successful experience in this field It must be based. Once the community recognizes the existence of a youth street gang, it needs a comprehensive assessment to identify specific components of the problem, analyze the cause, identify currently available resources, and necessary resources Gang Model Evaluation Guide "). This assessment can reliably measure the extent and depth of youth and street gang issues in a particular community. As a result of this initiative, BJA is pleased to use this monograph 'Community Gang Solving: Practice Guide'. It is a useful tool to provide guidance to institutions and community groups to develop individual response to local gang issues. This practical handbook provides a foundation for understanding the diversity of gangs, the problems they cause and the dangers they cause, as well as two analytical models for solving gang-related problems. Two supporting monographs complement this point. Solving community gang problems: Problem solving models provide prototypes that help communities identify, analyze and respond to gang-related problems and evaluate the effectiveness of their correspondence. Urban Street Gang Enforcement will focus on law enforcement and prosecution strategies to prevent urban street gangs and suggest strategies to strengthen the prosecution of gang crimes

A gang is an organized criminal organization that forms a common purpose or identity. Gangs can be formed on the basis of race, ethnicity, territory or money-making activities and usually consist of members from somewhere between the ages of 12 and 24. Behind the formation of the gang there are various reasons, regardless of whether it is protection, profit, or because groups of people have common characteristics. When two or more gangs grow to despise their differences, they form a gang race. Gang members commit a crime against their gang members, hostile gang members, and non-gang members. Depending on the nature of the gang and its individual members, the crime they commit is different. Drug-oriented groups are guilty of narcotics-related crimes. However, not all gangs are involved in drugs. They specialize in stealing cars, stealing cars, shoplifting, and committing various crimes without professionalism. According to a survey of more than 3,000 law enforcement agencies in the United States by Egley (1999), "The most common crime among gang members is reported as being theft / theft, aggravation of attacks, robbers / intrusions and intrusions I will. Gang members are not always teenagers; in fact, as time goes on, law enforcement agencies have reported that the majority of gang members are adults. In 1996 it was reported that half of the gang members were over 18 years of age, and by 2001 it is reported that two-thirds (67%) of all gang members were adults. However, Egley, Howell, and Major point out that this ratio varies with the size of the community; in the largest city, adults occupy the majority of gang members and ethnic minorities occupy a small group . Still, in 2001, 51% of law enforcement agencies said that more than half of the gang members working in the community were teenagers. Police authorities reported that the vast majority of gang members are men, but this fact has hardly changed in the NYGS survey. According to Egley, Howell, and Major, it is estimated that 10% of gang members are women. The higher the population, the lower the proportion of being reported as a gang member woman, but of women with the lowest population (less than 25,000), women account for only 17% of gang members. However, 84% of respondents said that there is a female gang member in the community.

Alfonso's lifetime and age Alphonse Capone was born in New York by two parents, Gabriel and Theresa Capone. Kapone's parents moved to the United States from Naples, Italy, in 1893. Capone comes from a large family and is the fourth of nine children. (Cobbler 10). When living in the city of New York he was very smart when Captain was a child. When it becomes street intelligence, he is smart. Regarding school, Capone is mostly illiterate. He is from a poor region of Brooklyn, and education is not a top priority. Al Capone lives, grows and grows through society, mental illness, and heritage. Al'Scarface'Capone is accepted by anyone and is feared. He accepted and promoted the idea that the United States is a place of opportunity for criminal life. Al Capone is a collection of various factors best explained as the product of American culture in the early 20th century. Al Capone was one of the most influential gangs at the time. Capone was born in Williamsburg, Brooklyn in 1899 and parents of immigrants were recruited by five gang members in the early 1920s. Cap child's childhood friend Lucky Luciano was originally a member of Five Points Gang. In the beginning of the 20th century, Capone will manage most illegal acts such as gambling, prostitution, theft in Chicago. Frank Costello is another influential gang. He was born in southern Italy but moved to America when he was 4 years old. After that, when I joined the gang at the age of 13, he changed my name from Francesco Castilla to Frank Costello. His name changed, and some mistakenly thought he was an Irishman. He cooperated with Charlie Luciano for theft and gambling. He also has a lot of political power to allow him to continue his business. When Luciano arrested and expanded the actions of the gang, he took over. Al Capone was one of the distinguished people at this time and in the United States grew up throughout his life. He was born in FBI - Capone in New York in 1899. Most of the children who grew up with him were gangsters. There are three kinds of gangs: Irish, Jewish, Italian (capone-appren). Unlike today's gangs, these groups are not violent. They protect their territory. Capone's first participating gang was South Brooklyn Ripper; then he continued to join 40 Thieves, and Capone-appren. One of the work of Capone as a little boy was to run for the robber Johnny Trio. Al learned many valuable experiences from Johnny. After working for Torrio for a while, he gained the trust of Torrio and he was given greater responsibility. (Kae-appren)

The protagonist is Pony Boy Michael Curtis Johnny Cade, Steve Randall, Dallas Winston, Darrell "Daly" Shine Curtis, Jr., Keith "2 Bit" Mathews, and Sodapop Patrick Curtis, Tulsa Grease Group. Two brothers of Pony Boy are Daly and Sodapop telling stories. After my parents died in a car accident, three boys became orphans, and Dari left them. Less prosperous grease gets nicknames from the grease used to smooth the hair. Outsiders by outsider of S. E, Hinton S. E. Hinton is a small town in the southwestern United States of America and is a group of two children, Socs (social) which is wealthy children and Greases which is poor children. Socs lives in the west, Greases live in the east of the town. - The story of an outsider of S. E. Hinton is about a 14 year old boy named Ponyboy. A group of low-level teenagers who are part of the food group called Greases on the east side of the town and wearing long, greasy hair and jeans and ragged T-shirts are not in harmony with the rich family. A bully called "Socs" Hinton, S .; An outsider novel "Outsiders" is more readable by S. E. Hinton as it was published by high school students and was published when the author was 18 years old. This novel was created in Oklahoma in the 1960s. In this book, two conflicting gangs, soc and Greases are in conflict. Two lubricants, Johnny and Pony Boy, got closer to people in several social circles one day and Johnny killed one of the clubs to protect Pony Bow. The remainder of the novel explains the conflict between the two gangs and involves tragedy and redemption. This book explores the idea of ​​a young gang and reflects true brotherly love. For those looking for thrilling action books, this is a wonderful simple reading. - Charlie Wilkinson, 2019

Crips Street Gang How has Crips Street Gang evolved since the 1960's? The era of conflict over the rule of the local community has gone forever. And loyalty does not mean self - destruction but self - determination. In the 1980s, cocaine became the main source of income for many African American gang members in Los Angeles. Gang faces the old code of conduct within the conflict and the laissez-faire attitude of young gang members. As many people have used cocaine distribution in this new market, gang violence is increasing. Blood is one of the most famous street gangs in the United States. Established in 1972, it is located in Los Angeles, California. The gang came in response to the activity of Crips (another street gang). The members of the gang are red dress and costume. Red belongs to the blood of California. It is used for identification. Gang members belonging to the Bloods gang will definitely wear red as a symbol of identity. It is mainly a group of African-Americans, which means that the majority of its members are African-Americans. This street gang and other street gangs also use symbols of various gestures and signs, identities and trademarks. Blood gang is further divided into subsets. Various subsets of gangs are based on various activities, areas etc. The gang was created in response to the activities of Crips. Many people who are not Crips face problems due to their influence By 1971, the gang of Pill Street in Compton, California was called Pill Street Boys and linked it to Crips. After two years of peace, a controversy took place between Piru Street Boys and other Crip suit. A group of wars between former allies, then it will be violent. By 1973, the Piru Street Boys ended the violence and wanted to hold a meeting with other gangs Crips was targeting. After a long discussion, Pirus broke all the connections with Crips and later launched an organization called Bloods. Street gang is famous for the competition with Crips. Crips was the first African-American street gang in the United States founded in 1969. This street criminal organization was founded by Raymond Washington and Stanley Williams. Both operate a small street gang in the west and the east. They co-founded a new big gang jointly called Crips. Later, Crips began to be widespread and quickly became one of the most demanding crime street gangs in the United States. Established in Los Angeles, California, there is a large operation network in California. It is mainly composed of African American members, but soon the group will spread many white people, Spaniards, islanders, Asians and other ethnic groups. Because blue is their symbolic recognition color, clip gang members are wearing blue clothes. It is blue because California police are reacting to torturing prisoners. This gang has its own various symbols and gestures

Founded in 1998, the National Association of Gang Agent Investigators (NAGIA) is a cooperating organization representing more than 20,000 members representing 23 state and region gang investigators associations. It includes the development and recommendation of strategies to support criminal justice experts and the public in gang crime prevention and control, expert training management, global gang, gang members, gang crime identification and tracking It plays a leading role in. NAGIA alleviates the threat of gang violence by strengthening public awareness raising, training, supervision of legislative work, dissemination and prevention of intelligence activities, intervention, repression and reintegration efforts Welcome to the Gang-related News Articles page. This page contains a list of articles related to gang and gang related activities from various US and Canadian news sources. A link to the source of each article is provided. A list of articles can be narrowed down by date and narrowed down and confined to certain states or states or territories in Canada. The summary of the article that is posted includes a link to the website that posted the original article. These sites are not under the control of the National Gang Center. The National Gang Center does not endorse the organizations or opinions expressed in these websites and does not in any way respect the accuracy, accessibility, copyright or trademark compliance or legality of the materials contained in those websites We are not responsible. In this article we will explore whether drug trafficking is the main cause of gang related murder and whether gang migration is an important element of gang trafficking. In this article we are also considering other functions of Youth Gang's killing model, such as the role of guns. This article ends with promising strategies and plans. One study examined the assumed immigration status of youth gangs throughout the country and examined the hypothesis that gangs are spreading nationwide primarily to expand narcotics trafficking (Maxson et al., 1996). Among the 1,105 jurisdictions surveyed, 710 reported several group movements. The most common form of migration of gang members is due to social reasons such as family activities, relatives and friends who improve the quality of life. Police officials say expansion of the drug market and pursuit of other criminal acts is the main motive of about one third of the city. According to the law enforcement agency 's response to NYGS, nearly one - third of the responding law enforcement agencies report on gang activities in 2012. In 2012 it is estimated that there were 3,100 jurisdictions, including gang issues including 30,700 gangs and 850,000 gang members. Between 2011 and 2012, the reported number of gang related killings increased by 20%. (National Youth Gang Survey Summary in December 2012, December 2014) The nationwide evaluation of gang issues and programs laid the foundation for OJJDP's integrated gang model. In the mid 1980's. Its major components reflect the best features of existing and assessment projects across the country. This model outlines five strategies: community mobilization, social intervention, opportunities for education and career development, oppression, organizational change and development.

The two-hour documentary "Gridiron Gang" of KTLA-TV Channel 5 broadcasted at 8 pm tonight highlights the sports that provide opportunities for some major juvenile offenders to begin a new life. This film, directed by Lee Stanley and hosted by Louis Gossett Jr, tracks convicted juvenile offenders and several coaches through football training programs such as gangsters, robbers, kidnappers and so on. The murderer becomes a competitive football team. After that, the team competes with the regular high school team for the title of the league. Sean Porter's head coach stated that the goal is to teach the concept of teamwork and self-discipline so that dangerous young people with these problems will make better life decisions. To repay social debt, it is almost ridiculous to play football in a group of towns not playing football. However, the sports program at Camp Kilpatrick, the most secure juvenile camp near Malibu, is not a gift. This is the hardest physical labor that these young people did. Documentaries like the TV series feature emotional music and images from training grounds, Goset's story and coaches, boys facility managers and teenagers' own comments. However, there are problems in reality, it is difficult to keep that distance. For the first time in their lives, young people are concerned about doing something for something. Sensational change led them to the league final. After release from the prison for 6 months, we were told that most young people were not having problems, at school, many people were there to participate in sports activities. Unfortunately, the original 1993 TV documentary (also called Gridiron Gang) is not currently on sale and can not be displayed anywhere on the Web. There is no official news yet, but Sony plans to release documentaries on Gridiron Gang DVD. Sony may not want to publish a documentary on DVD at the same time as the movie, as people are worried that they will choose a more authentic documentary. I interviewed the real Sean Porter who painted Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson with the movie 'Steel Gang' on the red carpet which was filmed in 2006 movie premiere. I was proud of her husband's movie, which is why she married him. In today's America, wherever you go, it has big problems that will affect society, gangs and the accompanying violence. Adult adults are not the only gangs recently. They often make young people engaged in dirty jobs and invite them to add numbers to their site. Although the law deals directly with these organizations, it ignores the law and still brings serious damage to the areas they claim. Members of the gang have the first idea of ​​gang and do as much as we can to provide and protect their colleagues. Members of a convicted youth gang should not be regarded as individual criminals or juvenile delinquents. (Hess, 2010, p. 200) states that "belonging to a gang in this country is not illegal, but many activities including gangs are illegal". "The gangs are committing shooting, assault, robbery and other violent crimes, members of youth gangs who have been blackmailed and other felonies, drug trafficking, and convicted to threaten the neighborhood, knew the crime committed Some people regard it as a lifestyle, and whether criminal-based criteria will decide whether to directly submit to juvenile offenders for prosecution or sanction offenders who violate juvenile trials , It should be a factor to manage the decision making process.

Daniel Alarcón's short story "Flood" focuses on the town full of gang clashes, but gangs are people who help the townspeople's fate anyway to escape conflict. In the novel, children are narrator, but children are portrayed as innocent people; through "flood" children represent the opposite of this idea, readers identify "young hooligans" among them I can do it. The setting of the story is important. That's because the character distinguishes itself and her identity as an individual. DanielAlarcón's "flood" focuses on the town where it conflicts with the public, and the gang determines the fate of the citizen. Children 's narrator and other children of the "flood" are incompatible with the usual depiction of the children. In the "flood", children have obviously "young gangsters". Regardless of whether their role regards themselves as gang members or innocent civilians, their continued conflicts and differences with these gangs are part of their daily lives. Therefore, the setting of "flood" has great influence and authority on character's life. Daniel Alarcón's short story "Flood" focuses on the town full of gang clashes, but gangs are people who help the townspeople's fate anyway to escape conflict. In the novel, children are narrator, but children are portrayed as innocent people; through "flood" children represent the opposite of this idea, readers identify "young hooligans" among them I can do it. The setting of the story is important. That's because the character distinguishes itself and her identity as an individual. "Daniel Alarcon's novel" The City of Clowns "is a lavishly drawn graphic novel Oscar" Kino "Uribe is a young journalist in Peru, a local tabloid paper, the other family of his father, his father The moral idea formed his own identity, at the same time he began to record the lives of clowns, sad people living in the violent and corrupt city of Lima and trapped in their troubles, The influential story of Daniel Alarcon is included in his highly respected first book, now a war by candlelight, by collaboration with artist Sheila Alvarado, with this graphic novel, its short boxing action and Image, it is in brightness and darkness, in truth and novel Clearly contrasted, it is consistent with the tone of the Chino story It is. Moyers: "Success sometimes leads to success, sometimes it leads to boring repetition Mario Sandoval Alarcon's career began with the adventure of the CIA in Guatemala Today he is known as the godfather of the death squad. Nadrigan's military support advisor went to Guatemala and Sandoval Alarcon danced in the inaugural ball "Another veteran Richard Bisser continues to be the head of the CIA's secret campaign, I saw a CBS documentary, he talked about a secret report prepared by the team for the White House in 1954. An outstanding citizen led by former president Herbert Hoover "

A group of African Americans in Los Angeles was born from South African immigrants from the south after the Second World War. In the 1920s, most of the gangs in Los Angeles were family oriented, the first gangs began not until the late 1940s. These groups emerged from the area known as the Eastern District, the eastern area from East Avenue to Alameda. Many gangs emerged due to white race discrimination. Blacks have considerable racial discrimination and racial discrimination, and purchasing of property is not permitted in certain areas of Los Angeles. Los Angeles, Los Angeles was established on September 4, 1781. It was first known as El · Pueblo · Sobre · El · Rio · de · Nuestra · Señora · La · Reina · de · Ros · Angelus · del · Ros · del · Rode · Porscheoncla. (Porcióncula River, a small town along the river of the queen of Los Angeles). That name was shortened to Los Angeles. In 1777, Spanish California governor Felipe de Neve decided to start a new settlement in the Los Angeles area. This settlement will be a family-run town or Pueblo. While other countries do not occupy the land, California will be stronger. He wishes the family to raise their crops to feed soldiers and emirates (fortresses) living near themselves. The first Pueblo founded in California was San Jose. It was founded in November 1777 and was solved by 14 soldiers and their families from President of Monterrey and San Francisco. Established Los Angeles When gold was found in California in 1848, Americans gathered in Los Angeles and surrounding areas. Los Angeles was founded in 1850. Then in 1851 Los Angeles won the first newspaper. By 1870, the population of Los Angeles increased to 5,614 people. However, in the winter from 1861 to 1862, Los Angeles suffered a serious flood. Next is the drought for two years. However, Los Angeles has recovered. In the late nineteenth century many people emigrated to Southern California for their health. The climate is thought to cure or at least ameliorate many diseases. At the same time, the Orange industry in California has been prosperous since the 1870s. In 1874, the first tram began operating in Los Angeles. Later in 1876, Los Angeles was tied up with San Francisco by rail. In addition, the University of Southern California was founded in 1880. Oil was discovered in Los Angeles in 1892. As a result, the city grew rapidly, and the population of Los Angeles exceeded 100,000 by 1900.

Most Americans talk about trafficking and automatically introduce them to large gangs for sexual exploitation. Sexual exploitation is an important part of the problem of trafficking in the United States, but reading the book "The Slave Next Door" shows that there are different kinds of work in trafficking. One of the unique underestimated types of human trafficking is family slavery. Trafficking in this type is not as popular as gangs and other trafficking organizations to save money rather than earn money. Since its founding, the United States had an industry where humans always sell other people for profit. In the thirteenth revision of 1865, the US abolished slavery and trafficking, but the trafficking industry has not even disappeared. Trafficking is a problem that affects all kinds of people. - Slavery is always part of the history of mankind. Therefore, it is impossible to talk about when slavery began in North America. Immediately after the establishment of an American colony in North America, slaves were brought in to meet growing labor demand of the plantation. Imports of slaves continue to grow with the development of new plantations, but the industrial revolution will have the greatest impact on slavery industry. Free slavery is an American anti - slavery international charity started in the United States. An organization is one of the most influential sports in history. The organization emphasized the impact of trafficking. About 80% of trafficking involves sexual exploitation and 19% involve labor exploitation. Today there are about 20 - 30 million slaves in the world. Trafficking is the third largest international criminal industry (later behind illegal drugs and weapons trading). According to the report, the annual profit is $ 32 billion. Of these, $ 15.5 billion is being manufactured in developed countries.

When we study everyday prison life, one of the clouds in social imagination, our judgment, or information provided by the prison itself hides the weaknesses they do not want to disclose. Or bad points. We can also find information on TV, but in most cases, it exaggerates or minimizes the facts. In order to obtain more reliable information, we must be able to access people who worked or worked at the organization, which is the source of this article. Prison and violence for many years - Keeping someone in the cage itself is a violent act. Prisoners are exposed to physical and mental emotional attacks, sexual assault and rape, harassment and ignorance of many needs, especially health needs, and prison violence. Violence is also reflected in the enormous patterns of self-injuries and suicide both inside and outside the prison, before and after the ruling and by the "criminal justice" system. Families, friends, friends affected by the prison industrial estates are also hurt by our culture of locking people. When people are separated from the community thousands of relationships are affected everyday. Individuals may lose their jobs, families, property and may alienate or deeply influence relationships with children, parents and other families, lovers, friends, social relationships. Gang and violence in the prison system Introduction Gang violence is one of the most prominent problems in today's prison system. It is well known that gangs attempt to control prison / prison, attempt to plant fears in the prison system and society as a whole, and adversely affect the system. "Gang prisoners account for about 18% of the population of 18,000 prisoners" (Seabrook) more prisoners and numerous prisoners serve longer as they comply with their behavior (P. 78). Among the neighbors, a group of groups has been a norm for considering Smiley legally unacceptable and has approved stealing, violence, substance abuse, and organized crime. Some colors and gangs, and the world as a gang against them. A smile is floating by doing a gang symbolic tattoo

Looking at the official history of yakuza, they are painting themselves as patients and advocates of poor people. They are weak heroes who can fight violent enemies and protect their towns, houses, and families. Like the story of Robin Hood. Because they are heroes rather than villains in their eyes they think they did something, and the representative is correct. Today, the members of the yakuza are divided into three categories. Takiya 's history can be traced back to 1700, but nobody appeared until the end of the Second World War. 1) The first and oldest genuine gang is Chinese mafia and triad. They are the first big gangs / mafia in Asia, the first in the world. After that, European people followed the Japanese mafia, also known as gangsters. These Asian mafia are involved in various criminal activities, but they are generally in the black market. This triad is the largest Asia's largest drug dealer in the world, the largest underground in the United States and the most wanted drug trafficker in the United States. Asian gang is the most careful and intelligent underground team. According to the 2005 Street Gang Census, they are the fastest growing gang on the west coast. Several gangs such as Italian Mafia, Russian Mafia, Irish mob, Polish mob, Jewish mob, Japanese gangster, Chinese triad, New England gang, Jamaican bath, and yards are famous for history is. An African American scorpion and descent, a latin gang like MS - 13, and a cycling gang like Hell 's Angels. When discussing thieves in the American history, Barrington Moore (Jr.) claimed that gangs as "self-help form of victimization" may emerge in a society that lacks a strong "power of law and order" . He stated that European feudalism is "mainly the robbery of the society itself and is respected through the spirit of the knight."

Gang violence is a growing problem in the world. My parents do not mind imagining that children are dealing with weapons or intimidating them. These violent acts will also affect all children and their families. These groups hired various people for various reasons, such as bribery, family tradition, and intimidation. Many children feel they have to participate, but there are many resources in the world that can stop them from believing. Gang violence is becoming a known threat to our country. Gang violence is defined as a group of people repeating social individuals or close friends with distinguishable influences and internal coordination. These groups need to fully manage communities, towns, or specific areas within a particular area. As a result, violent crime and illegal behavior will occur as a group or even on its own. As these groups are expanding in the community, citizens of specific areas are starting Gang and violence in the prison system Introduction Gang violence is one of the most prominent problems in today's prison system. It is well known that gangs attempt to control prison / prison, attempt to plant fears in the prison system and society as a whole, and adversely affect the system. "Gang prisoners account for about 18% of the population of 18,000 prisoners" (Seabrook) more prisoners and numerous prisoners serve longer as they comply with their behavior (P. 78). Among the neighbors, a group of groups has been a norm for considering Smiley legally unacceptable and has approved stealing, violence, substance abuse, and organized crime. Some colors and gangs, and the world as a gang against them. A smile is floating by doing a gang symbolic tattoo

"Outsiders" will take you to the struggle, violence and death trips. It explores the lives of recently isolated young people facing constant prejudice. Curtis' s life has two brothers, Darry and Sodapop, belonging to a group of young people called lubricants. S.E Hilton's novel "Outsiders" is very interesting. It is primarily two completely opposing gangs, Greases and Socs. Grease comes from the eastern hood, steals things, drives old fuel trucks and lifts gas stations. They occasionally fight. Soc is a wealthy kid in the west, they jump over Grease and destroy the house. They threw a bear explosion. Three of Grease Daly, Soda Pop, Pony Boy, Daily, 2 Bit, Steve, and Johnny Cake are important. Outsiders by outsider of S. E, Hinton S. E. Hinton is a small town in the southwestern United States of America and is a group of two children, Socs (social) which is wealthy children and Greases which is poor children. Socs lives in the west, Greases live in the east of the town. - The story of an outsider of S. E. Hinton is about a 14 year old boy named Ponyboy. A group of low-level teenagers who are part of the food group called Greases on the east side of the town and wearing long, greasy hair and jeans and ragged T-shirts are not in harmony with the rich family. A bully called "Socs" Hinton, S .; An outsider by S. E. outsider Hinton is a time novel after Pony Boy's life. Pony Boy did a good job at school, but he was a "lost child", so he faced a lot of challenges. From a relationship with a girl to a gang, the story of Ponyboy is fun and authentic. It solved the problem of classicalism and death in the novel. I would recommend it to the reader who wants to make this book think. - Dorothy Pisula-Litoff, 2020 Honnold, Roberts, Alex, David On the wall there is written Alex Honnold's biography written by Alex Honnold himself and David Roberts alone. Risk and emotions faced by free climbers. Honnold is a world famous climber known for climbing some of the best routes around the world without using ropes. Hinton, S .; An outsider novel "Outsiders" is more readable by S. E. Hinton as it was published by high school students and was published when the author was 18 years old. This novel was created in Oklahoma in the 1960s. In this book, two conflicting gangs, soc and Greases are in conflict. Two lubricants, Johnny and Pony Boy, got closer to people in several social circles one day and Johnny killed one of the clubs to protect Pony Bow. The remainder of the novel explains the conflict between the two gangs and involves tragedy and redemption. This book explores the idea of ​​a young gang and reflects true brotherly love. For those looking for thrilling action books, this is a wonderful simple reading. - Charlie Wilkinson, 2019

Introduction From drug trafficking to high-tech computer crime, international organized crime is unique in every part of every organization and organization. Despite a wide range of history, structure and activities, it is always clear that there is duplication and that there is a lack of effort to quit an organized criminal group. At the local level, the authorities tried to prevent the expansion of organized crime. However, at the international level, measures have not been taken to prevent, stop, and bring justice to those who violate the law. According to the new anti-organized crime law, hell organization was severely hit by prosecution. Once a powerful hell boss, Morris Mum voucher was imprisoned for his role in a series of murder cases. Nevertheless, the angels of hell continue to work, especially in Quebec, with the help of gang friends with a different name from the angels of hell. After the flow of immigrants in Hong Kong, organized criminal groups in China and Vietnam have become more prominent in Vancouver and Toronto over the past 35 years. In British Columbia, China's criminal organization has been active for over 100 years. According to a survey of 1928 Vancouver City Council illegal gambling racket, opium ball, prostitution, etc. The famous 'King of Gambler' Shummin was a powerful organized criminal. And the highest level corruption of the Vancouver Municipal Government Since the 1970's, motorcycle gangs such as hell angels, rock machines, water margins, Satan and so on have been involved in almost every state organized crime from Maritime to BC. Their hospital ceremony made it difficult for the police to invade these groups (although there was great progress in this area decades ago). Motorcycle gangs also participate in prostitution and contract murder. It is not uncommon to work with other organized criminal groups. Hell's angel is the most influential and powerful illegal motorcycle gang in Canada

Outside Person of S.E There are four stories in Hinton's "outsiders" section: "Story of Poverty Relationship", "Hey, Prophet", "Stolen Bacillus", "Jumping Frog". In all of these stories, we express sympathy to someone as they are seen as outsiders in their own society. However, regardless of whether different stories, beliefs, or behaviors are due to different stories, we will express greater sympathy for the specific role we play for others. Let us feel that the most insider is embarrassed of "娄, the prophet". Outsiders by S.E's outsider, Hinton S. E. Hinton is a small town in the southwestern United States of America, a group of two children, Socs (social), wealthy children, a poor child Greases. Socs lives in the west, Greases live in the east of the town. - The story of an outsider of S. E. Hinton is about a 14 year old boy named Ponyboy. A group of low-level teenagers who are part of the food group called Greases on the east side of the town and wearing long, greasy hair and jeans and ragged T-shirts are not in harmony with the rich family. A bully called "Socs" Hinton, S .; An outsider's novel "Outsiders" is readable by S. E. Hinton as it was written by a high school student and was published when the author was 18 years old. This novel was created in Oklahoma in the 1960s. In this book, two conflicting gangs, soc and Greases are in conflict. Two lubricants, Johnny and Pony Boy, got closer to people in several social circles one day and Johnny killed one of the clubs to protect Pony Bow. The remainder of the novel explains the conflict between the two gangs and involves tragedy and redemption. This book explores the idea of ​​a young gang and reflects true brotherly love. For those looking for thrilling action books, this is a wonderful simple reading. - Charlie Wilkinson, 2019

Gangs can be categorized as a group of young people thought to pose a threat to society and are recognized primarily by their name and regional authority and are involved in many violations of the North American Criminal Procedure Code I will. (Esbensen, Winfree, He and Taylor, 2001). The first topic that appeared in the collected literature was the lack of opportunity. As I said, I began participating in gang when I was young. "Definition as a youth gang: when and why is it important, why is the gang?" The article explains what constitutes the gang from adolescence. That is to prevent gang activities. The activity of the gang is certainly not a new phenomenon, but since it was ancient (Roman, Greek, medieval etc.) it has been part of the history of mankind. In most countries, the gang violence model is the evolution of social social development and criminal activity - gang activities become more complicated as criminal behavior becomes more complex. Most sociological theories tie gang's behavior with young violence, but there are several ways that people can track gang violence in an organized way. The sociological definition of recognized "gang" is as follows. Black and Latin American youth, they are friends and spend time outdoors. Sociologists use police files as the main source of information, as well as "gang" activities in African-American and Hispanic urban communities, crime and violence. Next, the police identified these criminals with reference to these sociological "investigations" (page 3). * In the context of this "analysis", social welfare agencies are exempt from serving young black men because they are criminals. This closed circle among police, sociologists, social welfare agencies leaves people and becomes a victim of community youth (p. 24) The purpose of this research was to identify sociological aspects and means that individuals can use to participate in gangs and their practices. The following study uses statistics and information provided by the police and the Ministry of Justice. I look for reasons why individuals decide to participate in the gang from a sociological point of view. It first defines gang and it leads to youth's lifestyle and choice to participate in these gangs. The sociological approach has been developed to match the decisions of these people and to understand their judgment. With this information and research in mind, we can guide future research on aspects and decisions of social citizenship, and these aspects and decisions influence their participation and become part of the street gang I guess. The definition of the gang that I propose is only the two participants, as well as the definition of the gang used by the City of Los Angeles and the county police. I proposed this for two reasons. One concerns the sociological definition of one group and the other concerns the current definition of regulation for police and prosecutors. Likewise, sociologists, regardless of their size, distinguish between primary and secondary groups. The team features frequent interactions and face-to-face interactions among members. Their members often influence each other's behavior and attitude. In some cases, you can define a gang as a measure group. On the other hand, the term "secondary group" means a formal, inhuman group whose social intimacy and mutual understanding are rare (Thio, 1998, p. 145).

Mi Vida Loca "Mi Vida Loca" means "My crazy life (as a girl)". This movie records the phenomenon of Los Angeles female gang in the early 1990's. It was written and ordered by Allison Anders, who grew up in Los Angeles and visited UCLA. She takes advantage of her experience and influences the writing of stories. At Echo Park, a group of young Mexican-American people showed the significance of living in downtown Tokyo. This movie reveals personal relationships, conflicts, loyalty and identity of gangs from the perspective of women from the gang lifestyle. Are you familiar with the names of Sad Girl, Mousie, Giggles and La Blue Eyes? In 1993, filmmaker Gas Food Lodging directed Mi Vida Loca, a television program on a group of young Mexican American young choirs living in Echo Park, Los Angeles, serving as a member of the street gang, I have written. I am struggling. Actresses SeidyLópez and Angel Aviles played their best friends, Sad Girl and Mousie, and when one of them slept with another boyfriend and caused a war with their crew, their The relationship has been separated. Jacob Vargas is playing Mousie's Boyfriend Bullet. He eventually has to drown the two girls, continue working on the street to feed the children, and show the lying people like art. Mi Vida Loca is one of the first films that made Latin characters appear, premiere of actors Salma Hayek (Frida) and Jason Lee (Alvin and Chipmunks). Mi Vida Loca means "My crazy life (as a girl)". This movie records the phenomenon of Los Angeles female gang in the early 1990's. It was written and ordered by Allison Anders, who grew up in Los Angeles and visited UCLA. She takes advantage of her experience and influences the writing of stories. At Echo Park, a group of young Mexican-American people showed the significance of living in downtown Tokyo. This movie reveals personal relationships, conflicts, loyalty and identity of gangs from the perspective of women from the gang lifestyle. "Family Girls" drew a woman's friendship through everyday life at Echo Park. At the age of 21, almost all "family boys" are physically handicapped, deceased, or imprisoned in the early twenties. Girls try to change men in their lives by forming a group of their own women The role of sex plays an important role in Mi Vida Loca. In the process of growth, children can not turn but can turn to each other. This is a factor in determining the role they become. As high school students, they must survive on the street. For boys this means "becoming" difficult "to win the respect and leadership of other boys. For girls this means to find a person to serve them. These roles can be broken by the independence of Giggles, eventually women gangs will create their own complex operation. A smiling friend who takes care of a baby shows independence, strength, and wisdom through independent life and maturity. In addition, the last Little Sleepy was shot by El Duran's girl. She held the initiative and appealed for murder in violation of the role of women's gender

"Every year, the FBI arrested over 3,300 young people under the age of 18" (Khan). Juvenile delinquency can be caused by gangs, bullying, incompetence of child rearing. Because every year many children are arrested for crime, children involved in gangs are arrested and children may get weapons, drugs, or bullying, this topic I withdrew my attention. However, by providing bullying prevention, violence prevention course, and counseling program, you can prevent juvenile delinquency. One of the most important reasons for juvenile delinquency is a statement that a judgment, a juvenile court is overdue without trial, and only a possible cause has been found out. Many state laws stipulate that juvenile offenders are not treated as strict as adults. In return, the boy relinquishes certain constitutional rights, such as jury trial authority, opposition interrogation, and even the right to quick trial. Reformed famous works like Jerome G. Miller show that a small number of juvenile offenders are in violation of the law. Most people were rounded up by the police after several incidents that could include criminal activity. Because they simply decided why the police 's behavior could be considered, they were taken to the judge of the juvenile court who committed the crime. Violation is defined as illegal or illegal, including adults and young people (Encarta Dictionary: English (North America), 2007). Juvenile delinquency is carried out by young people who transcend antisocial behaviors controlled by their parents and are therefore subject to legal proceedings (Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary, 2010). If a drinker is 21 years old or older, there is no bias in drinking behavior. Violators of personal information are usually juveniles under the age of 18 and can participate in specific activities before the legal age. In other countries, what is considered to be a departure in the United States, or thought to be late is sometimes considered to be a departure, but it is more common, but it is more common. In the United States, the decision varies from state to state by violation.

The confinement of Mrs Bovary and the escape of Flaubert's Madame Bovary were escape and confinement. Among the novels, Emma Povaly reads the novel, has problems, fantasies, goes from one town to another, and by buying luxury goods to escape the ordinary life of her life I tried it many times. This is Emma 's early education, and Forbes talks about the fight between Emma and her confinement throughout the chapter. Emma 's education at the monastery may be the most important development of the new dichotomy between novels and escape. The theme of Flaubert's Madame Bovary is escape and confinement. Among the novels, Emma Povaly reads the novel, has problems, fantasies, goes from one town to another, and by buying luxury goods to escape the ordinary life of her life I tried it many times. This is Emma 's early education, and Forbes talks about the fight between Emma and her confinement throughout the chapter. Emma 's education at the monastery may be the most important development of the new dichotomy between novels and escape. The monastery was the earliest captive of Emma and some temptations of the outside world excited Emma's interests, book smuggling to the monastery, or the sound of a distant taxi rolling along the boulevard Mrs Bobary was written in 1856 by French writer Gustav Frobart. This novel talks a bitter story, Emma Povari is a boring and unhappy wife of a village doctor. In order to escape the emptiness of rural life, she entered the world of adultery and overeating, eventually accumulating debts and causing her death. Despite the history of more than 100 years, this story is very modern and very painful. This is American musical inspired by Romeo and Juliet, but full of modernity. It is a story of two competing street gangs from two different ethnic backgrounds. In tension between the gangs, the love between Mary and Tony actually belonged to a hostile gang. Their love was not so excessive, it ended in a tragedy like a tragic love story of youth and innocence.

Subculture of violence theory in today's society Today, the United States is increasingly concerned about organized crime group activities and violent violence. It is estimated that there are approximately 760,000 gang members and over 24,000 active gangs in various jurisdictions in the United States (World Vision, 2011). It is estimated that 155 children every year have been arrested because they participated in violent crime. Most of them are directly related to gang and gang activities (World Vision, 2011). As a theory of criminal behavior, the subculture of violence theory thinks that society has a specific group or subculture that violence is seen as an appropriate response to what is considered a threatening situation in the context of subculture . Social humanologists Marvin Wolfgang and Franco Ferracuti are based on the cultural anthropologist Walter B. Miller focusing on juvenile delinquency and the high crime rate of African Americans is based on their own ethnic subculture It can be explained by the fact that it has. The way violence experiences and recognizes is different from the common way in American mainstream culture. Subculture of violence theory in today's society Today, the United States is increasingly concerned about organized crime group activities and violent violence. It is estimated that there are approximately 760,000 gang members and over 24,000 active gangs in various jurisdictions in the United States (World Vision, 2011). - Recently more and more North American youth have committed violent crimes. The outcome of these violent crimes is evident, but the reason behind them is often abstract and ambiguous, so it is difficult to attribute responsibility to a single source. In addition, this abnormal behavior in young people may be due to a combination of several common factors.

Mafia, gang, motorcycle club are involved in various violent crimes. From murder to drugs and extortion of money, sexual intercourse, they want to sell it and dominate it. These groups are very similar. Because we need some means to spread violence and make infamy. As long as they do something, they can solve the problem. That is why each of these groups is extremely dangerous and underestimated. Organized Crime One of the most important elements of an enterprise comes from the hierarchy responsible for managing and managing all the activities of the group, whether it is a motorcycle club, gang or mafia. For example, criminal organizations or companies of individuals who performed digital crime. Organized crime companies described in this chapter include African criminal enterprises, Asian criminal companies, Russian organized crime (Vory v Zakone), La Cousa Nostra (LCN) Mafia, Middle Eastern criminal enterprises, and Mexican and South American Includes a drug cartel. Organized crime is the group of highly concentrated businesses of multinational, national or local governments, most commonly operated by criminals for illegal purposes, for the purpose of obtaining financial gain. Criminal organizations may force people to trade with them so that the gangs compel money to "protect" them from the owner of the store. "Organized gangs and crime gatherings are also called thugs.I do not pay crime: shoot baby:" I have not paid crime "is one of the main objectives of Dr. Fredrick Wertham's crusade against comic book is. The general theme of "The crime has not been paid" is exactly what the title of this series means - the criminal is powerful but the team often ended with violence comes from series 22 FBI defines the gang as "an organized criminal enterprise that functions as an ongoing criminal conspiracy to continue the business using violence and other criminal acts." 2002) For the purposes of this book, and in line with what is provided in the literature of the police and social researchers, the street is a gang ("Youth Gang", "Hug, Click / Click and Crew") and others Types of gangs to be divided Malcolm Klein is one of the most respected gang researchers in the United States today. He wrote about his recent work.

Band Street brothers were criminals, gangs, the center of illegal competition. However, the most famous and famous circuit breaker on roads and highways is an illegal cyclist. Cycling gangs and clubs are well-known subcultures in the United States, where do you start all? However, the rules of the American Motorcycle Association (AMA) of violent illegal and reckless action Some bicycle gangs and some noncompliance at clubs are considered countercultures. In addition to the actual location, people's living conditions are good 0.3 Norman · Klein's provocative book is forgotten the necessity to forget the necessity of life - myths about cities in Los Angeles are forbidden land, violence land, entertainment destination History: Erasing the memory of Los Angeles (1997) describes how to acquire control, exchange the memory of life experience, such a sensational Los Angeles construction. Throughout the history of Los Angeles, Klein believes in unstable white hegemony, which leads to overreaction of public policy, urban planning and police practice, these overreactions reflect the demolished buildings in the international community Then destroy the public transportation system). As the landscape of the material changes, memory loses symbolic clues, history itself adapts to the dominant story of urban development. This article has been going on for several weeks since fire in Los Angeles in early December. My children lived in Los Angeles, air quality problems (air-conditioning-free school), most of the time school (no air-conditioned school.) Two of us who closed the school were on their way home They stated that they can not dry the sun, I have some relationship with all of the above: I am not watching football this year.I am concerned about Colin against an unfair protest I fully support the protest of Kaepernick, but with a concussion, I suppressed the opposition, non-guarantee contracts and national anthem against protests of non-offending metaphor (which is a protest against injustice , You know.)

In society, most people feel safe and do not feel urgent because of the surrounding shocking things. Those people may have heard that the overcapacity that is happening all over the world today may be terrible, but they often do not care because they do not think they will appear near their houses No. Violence among young people is a prominent problem in many parts of the world today. Young people are obliged to agree with the activities of the gang, which is also a disastrous thing for society. Gang violence is becoming a known threat to our country. Gang violence is defined as a group of people repeating social individuals or close friends with distinguishable influences and internal coordination. These groups need to fully manage communities, towns, or specific areas within a particular area. As a result, violent crime and illegal behavior will occur as a group or even on its own. As these groups are expanding in the community, citizens of specific areas are starting Gang and violence in the prison system Introduction Gang violence is one of the most prominent problems in today's prison system. It is well known that gangs attempt to control prison / prison, attempt to plant fears in the prison system and society as a whole, and adversely affect the system. "Gang prisoners account for about 18% of the population of 18,000 prisoners" (Seabrook) more prisoners and numerous prisoners serve longer as they comply with their behavior (P. 78). Among the neighbors, a group of groups has been a norm for considering Smiley legally unacceptable and has approved stealing, violence, substance abuse, and organized crime. Some colors and gangs, and the world as a gang against them. A smile is floating by doing a gang symbolic tattoo Gang violence is a big problem in today's society. If you do not act as soon as possible, you can have violent violence in our neighborhood. Gang researcher MW Klein said the gang is a group of young people who think that they are unique and treated differently by the community. Klein also pointed out that these groups consistently formed their negative image through their actions (Klein). - The city of Philadelphia is quickly becoming the home of violent acts and random killings. Due to the strong presence of the gangs, there is an innocent life every day, and the streets are operated by uncontrollable and fearless youth group. Collective violence in Philadelphia is a big problem, and citizens will never be safe until ethnic prevention occurs. Preventing gang is not an easy task, but it is possible with appropriate resources.