When Viola Liuzzo, a white woman, came down from Michigan to Selma, Ala., to help in the protest movement, a Ku Klux Klan gang pulled up alongside the car she was driving and shot her dead.
The "Parks" gang pulled off an awesome Pawnee/Eagleton Unity concert with an impressive lineup of performers.
While some gangs pull sophisticated hacking heists to steal Jeeps, and others focus on robbing high-profile graves, some, apparently, deal in the lucrative underground market of chocolate trafficking, according to NBC New York.
More than 1,000 people were killed, many in roadblocks formed almost overnight, with rival gangs pulling people out of cars, checking their identity cards and beating them to death based on ethnicity.
To justify going legit, Dortmunder comes up with a plan for the gang to pull off two parallel heists — one for the camera and another in which they break into the sealed-off quarters of the TV company's production studio to siphon the cash that's been stockpiled for behind-the-scenes payoffs.
Expectations are that Kermit and the gang will pull in $25 million.
You play Johnny, a tough but principled bikie whose loyalties are tested when his gang is pulled into an all out gang war.
Other members of the gang have pulled the same trick, walking free from court on charges of wounding with intent.
The leader of the gang immediately pulled out an automatic weapon and unloaded it into the bartender.
It had just nine holes and a few dozen members, and the golfers themselves mowed the greens, with a rusting gang mower pulled by a tractor.
