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What (who) is GANGS - definition
Gangs Matrix
BRITISH METROPOLITAN POLICE DATABASE OF ALLEGED STREET GANG MEMBERS
Gangs Violence Matrix
The Gangs Matrix, also known as the Gangs Violence Matrix, is a database of alleged street gang members created by the Metropolitan Police Service in 2012. It has been criticised for its use of circumstantial evidence.
Raskol gangs
RASKOL GANGS ARE YOUTH GANGS LOCATING IN BIG CITIES OF PAPUA - NEW GUINEA.
Rascal gangs
Raskol is a generic term for a criminal or group of criminals in Papua New Guinea, primarily in the larger cities, including Port Moresby and Lae. Raskol is a Tok Pisin (Pidgin English) word derived from the English word rascal and is currently used in Papua New Guinea to refer to gang members or criminals in general.
Transnational gangs
GANGS LOCATED IN MULTIPLE COUNTRIES
Transnational Gangs
Transnational gangs can be described as gangs that are located in multiple countries. When these gangs commit crimes in one country, their plans for the crime can sometimes be put together in another country.
Examples of use of GANGS
1. Asian gangs used to operate in partnership with black gangs.
2. Be they all–girl gangs, mixed gangs (like the one which targeted Beryl Barber) or male gangs to which they become attached.
3. There‘s probably more neighborhood gangs here, and we have more African American gangs.
4. "The gangs traffic drugs and arms, and the major drug cartels use the gangs to do their work." The U.S.
5. A recent Scotland Yard report said there were 171 street gangs in London and identified three as girl gangs.