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    The Yakuza Gangs

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    Japan has done some operations that have helped freed people who have been held in captivity. Recently in Tokyo the police force raided one of the Yakuzas owned brothels. Seven members of the yakuza gang was arrested and fifteen females were rescued and freed. This is not the first one time this happened. In the last twenty to thirty years the police force has been raiding many brothels in order to free the people who are working against their will. The police force has also been going into the…

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    Gangs And Violence

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    looking for a solution to staggering numbers in gangs, drugs, and homicides. Chicago, especially, is known for being consistently high up on the list of the country's most violent cities. After dark the streets are run by gangs posting up on corners selling drugs. These gangs take territory very serious defending it at all cost even ending someone else's life. These gangs are a brotherhood for children who are part of single parent homes, and gangs recruit these children because of the…

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    Gangs In Canada

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    24% of Canada has reported gang activity, (“Youth gangs in Canada”). A gang is a group of people who are associated together for criminal purposes. Some gangs can control entire neighbourhood which can result to everyone following their laws. Gangs are always on the hunt for new recruits, especially young ones because that is what will make them stronger as a group. This puts the youth of Canada at danger of going down a path that they will regret in the future. Gangs can only have negative…

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    Gang Migrations

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    Recruitment Determining demographic characteristics of gangs is a crucial step in developing an understanding the ways through which gangs throughout the country are recruiting new members. Such focus on the recruitment processes of gangs is a step toward the realization of the real possibility to control the influence of gangs on societies youth. As explained by Thrasher, the archetypal age of juvenile gang affiliates and members is generally between eleven and seventeen, an age distribution,…

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    Gangs In The Outsiders

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    In the book The Outsiders, there are two gangs, the Greasers and the Socs. Ponyboy is part of one particular gang, that has many different kinds of people in it. Many of the greasers look to the gang as another family and a place to provide and receive support. Many of the greasers join gangs to be apart of an alternative family. “ If it hadn't been for the gang, Johnny would never have known what love and affection are.”. The gang is a place for the greasers to come back to, to help them, and…

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    Salinas Gangs

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    A mafia or gang is an undercover a group of offenders. This group was created in the mid-19th century in Sicily because, people became sick go government. Then it was scattered throughout the West, the United States of America and Australia. The most famous gang in the United States is five gangsters which are located in New York. At the beginning, gang was related to a family. Therefore, gang is an organized group of family. Each family controls a city, and the conformation of these families is…

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    The Cause Of Gang Crime

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    Gang crime today is no longer just an inner city problem. Gangs are often associated with inner cities where it had its early origins. However, they have now spread like the plague seeping its way into some areas of the U.S where gangs and the crimes associated with them were once unheard of. With now gangs being a nationwide problem it is important for law enforcement nationwide understand how gangs operate, their gang members, and the roots behind this phenomenon. By better understanding gangs…

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    Gangs Global Impact

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    The global impact of gangs Sadat Cano Arizona State University July 5, 2015 In the article The Global Impact of gangs written by John M. Hagedorn discuss about gangs and the social impact it as in the United States an in other countries. When discussing when does a gang becomes gang? The article states that “segregation of wealthy and poor”(Hagedorn, 2005) the idea of being separated poor young ambiguous young adults whom do not have the skills to get hired in the job…

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    Essay On Youth Gangs

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    A youth gang is a self-formed group of people having the same characteristic. The individuals all have the same gang name and symbols, structure and leadership, an area or region where they commit crimes, regular meetings, and the action to carry out illegal activities. There are certain factors that encourage youth gang involvement. These are peer pressure, family and living conditions, lack of school and school achievement, and the community. “INDIVIDUAL FACTORS: Youth who are delinquent and…

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    Theories Of Gang Culture

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    because it exists only in our minds. Everybody have their own culture even gangs. First I will explain the background of gang culture. Second I use theories to explain why someone might engage in joining a gang using cultural framework. Last, I will discuss how gangs can be positive in communities. In gang culture tattoos are useful signal to identify individuals who are members of a gang. But in the documentary former gang member Speedy was getting his tattoos off his face because he wanted to…

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