Sentence examples for gangs about from inspiring English sources

Some federal officers admit privately that they face an uphill battle as long as local police officers continue to tip off drug gangs about their movements.

LA has an estimated 80,000 gang members and more than 700 gangs – about 10% of the numbers across the entire United States.

This is consistent with existing notions of community-based policing, and could even include an element of outreach to residents similar to that undertaken in the Sunni areas of Iraq — even if it were to mean taking the paradoxical turn of negotiating with gangs about security.

But he had also been thinking about working with kids in gangs, about trying to get them out like he had gotten his own son out.

"This is part of what we're seeing in terms of the changing face of crime," Ms. Harris said, adding that the emphasis was going from "purely drug enforcement" to being "equally about gangs, equally about guns, equally about drugs".

Each had to pay a trafficking gang about $500 just to get on a flimsy rowing boat to reach a bigger vessel for the trip to Malaysia.

I asked a 17-year-old student who is in a gang about his ability to obtain a gun and he confidently replied, "Easy".

Mark Rose, who co-founded the Chain Gang about 15 years ago, said its members weren't "hardcore" but biked regularly for exercise, friendship and "safety in numbers".

This tale begins a few weeks ago when CMT rolled out a new reality show, "Chainsaw Gang," about the somewhat gonzo fellows at Deadwood Tree Sculptures near Malibu, Calif., who use chain saws to make elaborate carvings.

We had a grand debate today on the Gillmor Gang about the iPhone and its place in history.

The process began in the early 1990s, when I spent many months in the hospital after an attempt on my life by a smuggling gang about whom I was writing an article.