Sentence examples for young gangs from inspiring English sources

Tells about the young gangs in Boyle Heights, who have raised the crime statistics.

The verdict also held the local council partly accountable for failing for years to take action against the young gangs, and criticised the county social services department for not referring Pilkington for professional help after she said she felt suicidal.

You only need to travel to the 19th Arrondissement, with the gorgeous Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, where young gangs of Muslims, Africans and Jews fight for turf, or head for the street markets around Tati, in the 18th, or spend time in the Gare du Nord, one of Europe's busiest transit stations.

The apocalyptic images that had dominated the news for four nights—of outmanoeuvred police in heavy riot gear pitted against mocking, mobile and mostly young gangs of violent looters had given way to more purposeful policing and prime ministerial promises of law and order.

Another mistake the article makes, as many have before, is to try and draw a conclusive link to Islamist militancy, arguing that because of local poverty, the young gangs are potential recruits for Boko Haram, which is based in neighbouring Nigeria.

The inquest verdict also held the local council partly accountable for failing over a period of years to take action against the young gangs, and criticised the county social services department for not referring Pilkington for professional help after she said she felt suicidal.

Channel 4 has commissioned a thriller, Top Boy, about young gang members in east London.

"It's fashionable far a young gang to take on those names," he said.

Her project works mainly with young gang members in London, giving mentoring opportunities to older kids.

The second event occurred the night of Feb. 26, 1998, when two Rampart Crash officers detained a young gang suspect.

The Yankees discovered this in recent days when they were battered by the hungry young gang from Anaheim.