Sentence examples for gang network from inspiring English sources

Threats sometimes extended to prisoners' families.' Walton governor Cathy James told The Observer: 'Liverpool has a very functional gang network.

The arrests resulted from an 18-month investigation by the California Department of Justice and other law enforcement agencies that began after a gang network set up operations in Gilroy.

Criminals are preying on young people by "taking the place of society", Anne Longfield, the children's commissioner, said as analysis by her office showed that a total of 70,000 youths aged up to 25 were feared to be part of a gang network.

A recent study of a Los Angeles gang network shows that known gang activity between rivals can be modeled as a self-exciting point process on an edge of the rivalry network.

This year alone he's written almost 700 posts to keep pace with the intricate Western Canadian gang network.

Out of New Zealand's 4,000,000 people, it's estimated that around 18,000 are part of the growing gang network.

Gang-related violence modeling is done by post-doc Alethea Barbaro, who studies gang networks, patterns in tagging, and how rivalries arise and dissipate.

"We're starting to get a lot of mom-and-pop stores owned by Asians and these businesses are traditionally victims of Asian gangs". Monterey Park has taken the lead in calling for police agencies to merge forces in fighting extortion, gambling and prostitution rackets run by sophisticated Asian gang networks such as the Wah Ching and the United Bamboo.

Combined with NAFTA, the Crime Bill made it possible for the Mexican drug cartels to wage increasingly violent wars south of the border for control of the lucrative border crossing routes and to build increasingly sophisticated gang networks north of the border to distribute the product.

Just as in the United States, these gang members networked with and learned from vicious drug cartel members and corrupt authorities.

Gang rivalry networks, in particular, display a high degree of temporal clustering of activity associated with retaliatory behavior.