Long Beach Crips

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Original Hood Crips (Long Beach)

The Original Hood Crips (OHC) also known as the North Side Original Hood Crips (NSOHC) or O-Hood Crips, are a long-standing African-American street gang located… Advertisements

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Boulevard Mafia Crips

The Boulevard Mafia Crips (BMC) also known as the North Side Boulevard Mafia Crips or simply Boulevard Crips are an African-American criminal street gang located…

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Black Bandit Crips (Long Beach)

The Black Bandit Crips (BBC) or Eastside Black Bandit Crips (ESBBC) commonly spelled “Blacc” (without the K) are an African-American criminal street gang located on…

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Naughty Nasty Gangster Crips

The Naughty Nasty Gangster Crips (2NGC), also known as the Naughty And Nasty Crips or 2 Naughty 2 Naughty Crips are primarily, but exclusly, an…

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Bricc Boy Crips (Long Beach)

The Bricc Boy Crips (BBC), also known as the North Side Bricc Boy Crips (NSBBC) or simply Bricc Boys are predominantly a small African-American street gang located in North Long Beach, California. They claim territory primarily around the Carmelitos Housing Projects, located on Via Wanda Ave.

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Mac Mafia Crips

The Mac Mafia Crips (MMC) also known as the Double M Gang is primarily, but not exclusively, an African-American street gang located in North Long…

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Sons Of Samoa

The Sons Of Samoa (SOS) also known as the Sons Of Samoa Crips are primarily a Polynesian/Samoan Crip gang that emerged on the East Side of Long Beach, California, between the early 1980s or…

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Asian Boyz Crips

The Asian Boyz (ABZ), are primarily an Asian American street gang established by Marvin “Shy Boy” Mercado in the 1990s. The ethnic background of Asian Boyz…

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Rollin 80s West Coast Crips

The Rollin 80s West Coast Crips are primarily an African-American street gang located on the West Side of Long Beach, California. The Rollin 80s West Coast Crips…

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Rollin 20s Crips

The Rollin 20s Crips (RTC) also known as the Rollin 20s, are the second largest African-American criminal street gang located on the East Side of…

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Insane Crips (Long Beach)

The Insane Crips (IC), also known as the Insane Crips Gang (ICG) are the largest African-American criminal street gang located on the East Side of Long Beach,…

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East Side Crips (Bakersfield)
The East Side Crips or East Siders, are a large predominantly African-American street gang that operates in Bakersfield and throughout Kern County, California. The Eastside Crips, who is associated with the color royal blue, consisted of several subsets and cliques such as the Spoonie G Crips and Stroller Boys. Gang members will show their affiliation by wearing […]
Varrio Bakers
The Varrio Bakers are a Sureño Hispanic (mostly Mexican) gang located in Bakersfield, CA. Members are often heavily tattooed, with the words “Sur” and “Sureño” being quite common. The acronyms “VBKS”, “V” and “BKS” also feature prominently in addition to the number 13 and the Aztec “Kanpol”—three dots arranged horizontally over two parallel lines which […]
Country Boy Crips
The Country Boy Crips (CBC), also known as the South Side Country Boy Crips are a predominantly African-American street gang operating in the Southeast community of Bakersfield, California. One of three Crip street gangs in the Central Californian city of Bakersfield, the other two being the much more prominent Westside Crips and Eastside Crips. Although […]
West Side Crips (Bakersfield)
The West Side Crips (WSC), also known as the West Siders are a street gang with approximately 100 members based in Bakersfield, California. Most of the membership is African American, although there are some members with Hispanic roots. Although small in numbers, the gang has built a reputation for being especially vicious and prone to gun […]
Opal Street Locos
The Opal Street Locos or OSL, (also known as Opal Street Locos XV, Varrio Opal Street, East Side Opal Street, Calle Opal) are a small predominantly Mexican-American street gang named after Opal Street in the Boyle Heights district in the City of Los Angeles, California. Members of Opal Street are known to use the […]
Gage Maravilla
The Gage Maravilla (GMV) or Gage Maravilla Rifa (GMVR) are a Hispanic-American gang, based in East Los Angeles, California. Formed in the 1980s, the Gage Maravilla spawned two different cliques, the Maravilla Rifa (older generation) and Gage Boys (younger generation). Members are known to wear apparel by the Green Bay Packers to signify their affiliation with the Gage Maravilla. Like many […]
D.C. Blacks
Despite being a major player in the United States prison system, little is known about the history of the D.C. Blacks. The group probably originated in the late 60s or early 70s, when African-Americans began to come together and protect each other while in prison. Similar gangs such as the Black Guerrilla Family also belong […]
Toonerville Rifa 13
The Toonerville Rifa 13 are a primarily Mexican-American gang hailing out of Atwater Village, in North-East Los Angeles. According to some, the group has been around ever since the 1930s, when several Mexican immigrants came together to face the challenges of their new life in the United States. First known as the Latin Souls, this […]
Culver City Boys
The Culver City Boys (CCB) or Culver City Boys 13 (CCB13) are a mainly Mexican-American street gang which came into existence in the late 1960s. Originally from Culver City, the group swiftly moved to occupy Mar Vista, Venice, and other parts of the Los Angeles Area. By the early 1970s, the Mar Vista Gardens housing […]
Almighty Imperial Gangsters
The Almighty Imperial Gangsters (AIG) or Almighty Imperial Gangsters Nation (AIGN), formerly known as the Imperial Gangsters (IG) are a large predominantly, but not exclusively, Puerto-Rican street gang founded around the Logan Square (Motherland) neighborhood on the North Side of Chicago, Illinois. Foundation and Early History The rise of the Almighty Imperial Gangsters drew from […]
Zoe Pound (Miami)
The Zoe Pound, originally from the Little Haiti area in Miami, Florida, is a Haitian gang born in 1992. Many of its affiliates considered it to be a social initiative aimed at protecting young Haitians from other ethnic groups. In reality, its members almost immediately began dealing with the sourcing and distribution of narcotics, quickly […]
The LOTT 13
The LOTT Stoners (TLS), also known as The Lott Stoners 13, Varrio Lott, The Lott Boys, or simply The Lott 13 are a long-standing predominantly Mexican-American street gang that originated in East Los Angeles. Born out of the Los Angeles Stoner Era, during which large groups of Hispanics would spend a considerable amount of time […]
Sotel 13
The Sotel 13 (S13/SX3) or Sotel Trece, formerly known as Thee Falcons, are a long-standing Mexican-American street gang in the Sawtelle neighborhood of West Los Angeles, California. Founding and Early History This primarily Hispanic criminal group was born in Los Angeles, California and was at first a club providing young Latinos with a place for their […]
Asian Street Walkers
The Asian Street Walkers (ASW), also known as the Dub Gang, a Crip gang composed mostly of, but not exclusively, Cambodian Americans, claimed the East Side Astor and Bedlow Drives areas in North Stockton, California. This gang is associated with the number “23,” a reference to the 23rd letter of the alphabet, W, which corresponds with Walkers. […]
Trinitarios
The Trinitarios (3NI), also called Trinitarians are the largest Dominican-American prison and street gang located on the East Coast of the United States, with subsets in New Jersey, and in all five Boroughs of New York City: The Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. Foundation and Early History The history of the Trinitarios finds […]

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