Sentence examples for gang different from from inspiring English sources

If not, why not? –What makes a gang different from another type of group or club?

Gang graffiti looks different from tagger graffiti, police said, because gangs usually draw the gang name in oversized letters and each member signs the drawing legibly in his gang nickname.

The police investigation established at once that the new gangs are vastly different from the old gangs.

"He and his gang were so different from everything going on".

It is increasingly dominated by organised criminal gangs, not so different from those who run international trade in counterfeit goods and trafficked people.

She said she knows the public might lump Daquawn in with the gang, might see him as no different from the gang's active criminals.

While the report found that many multiple-victim shootings were gang-related, it also noted that the reality of this "gang violence" was very different from the image of sophisticated criminal organizations warring over drug profits and turf.

A sense of a common enemy, a common cause, brought members of gangs from different territories – gangs partly defined by their defence of territory and hostility to those from other turfs – to co-operate for as long as the disturbances lasted.

The child surrounded by poverty and hate who gains a sense of belonging and identity in an LA street gang, is not that different from the wealthy child surrounded by hate who finds a sense of belonging and identity from the Muslim extremist messaging; is not that different from the middle class child who grew up in an abusive home who found a purpose with white supremacy groups.

But terrorist groups are different from gangs, because they're fired by belief, bent on destruction rather than profit and may even welcome martyrdom.

Kevin Jenkins, chief of staff to Councilwoman Gail Chalsofield-Jenkins, attributedbuthe the rise in violence and police shootings to the brazenness of what he called "youth gangs who were no different from community terrorists".