Short History of Gangs

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.