Definitions
Gangs
T or F
Gangs pt.2
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100

Hand of Glory 

The left hand of a person who has died

100

Are neighborhood centered and exist independently of criminal activity.

Cultural Gangs

100

Belonging to a gang is illegal in the U.S.

FALSEEEEEE

100

Any durable, street-oriented youth group whose own identity includes involvement in illegal activities

Street Gang

100

What are the 3 R’s ?

Reputation, Respect and Revenge

200

Sabbat

Gathering of witches

200

High use and scale of drugs, but only one major form of delinquenct-vandalism;may contain both genders or may be one gender; many have no specific dress style, but some dress in stylized clothing worn by street gang members, such as baseball caps and oversize clothes

Party Gangs

200

MS-13 is considered to be America’s most dangerous gang

TRUE

200

Associated with a specific area or turf and, as the result, get involved in conflicts with other gangs over their respective turfs

Territorial Gangs

200

What is the law enforcement definition of gangs?

Any group that gathers continuously to engage in antisocial behavior.

300
Magick

The "glue" that binds occult groups, a supernatural act or force that causes a change in the environment

300

Heavy involvement in both serious and minor crimes, but much lower involvement in drug use and drug sales than party gangs

Serious Delinquent Gang

300

Tattoos do not indicate gang affiliation

FALSE

300

Heavy involvement in all kinds of crimes, heavy use and sale of drugs; may resemble major corporations, with separate divisions handling sales, marketing, disciple and so on

Organized Gangs

300

What are 3 reasons why people join gangs?

Material reasons, Recreation and social connections, Place of refuge and camouflage , Physical protection from threats, Resistance against parents of society, Lack of commitment to the community, Sense of belonging and identity.



400

Swarming

Often, it involved only a few members at a time; occasionally, the entire gang, or a large portion of it, participates in the illegal activity.

400

Loosely organized groups described as "urban survivors" prey on the weak in inner cities; engage in rather petty crimes but sometimes violence , often just for fun

Scavenger Gangs

400

Ritualistic Crime: unlawful acts committed with or during a ceremony

TRUE!!!!

400

Are formed for the express purpose of criminal activity, primarily drug trafficking

Instrumental Gangs

400

Common criminal activities (NAME 2)

  1. Vandalism and arson

  2. Shootings and stabbing

  3. Intimidation and swarming

500

Pulling Levers

An operation in which police disrupted gang violence by cracking down on any type of criminal activity and by telling gang members that the crackdown would continue until the violence stopped.

500

Heavily involved in serious crimes and the abuse of addictive drugs such as crack cocaine, may engage in selling drugs but not in organized fashion

Predatory Gangs

500

Primary motivation of hate crimes and bias is typically race

TRUEE
500

Only moderate drug use and offending, involved mainly in using drugs and having a good time; little involvement in crime, especially violent crime

Social Gangs

500

Types of perpetrators

  1. Dabblers

  2. True believers

  3. True criminals

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