Because terrorist organizations are the biggest suppliers of illegal drugs these days. The gangs buy these drugs for distribution in the US, and perhaps carry out deeds for the suppliers in exchange for lower prices or just the opportunity of buying. The profits feed terrorism--another reason for decriminalizing drugs.
The criminal gangs.
Irvin Kinnes has written: 'From urban street gangs to criminal empires' -- subject(s): Gangs
collectively
When American gangs were first made, over 90% were of African dissent, but now-a-day gangs include other races. interracial gangs include: LOB VIII
Americans taking illegal drugs.
Yes, if it involves assualt, vandalism, or violence-- which most gangs do.
juvenile, street, taggers, drug, posses, crews, stoners, terrorists, and salanic
The Native Americans
Drug dealing, extortion, murder and butchering the English language!
are you asking "what do you call Japanese criminal gangs?" if so its yakuza
Gangs have evolved over the years in terms of their structure, activities, and influence. Initially, gangs were more formed around neighborhood territories and engaged in local criminal activities. However, over time, gangs have become more complex, organized, and involved in a wider range of criminal enterprises such as drug trafficking and human trafficking. Additionally, advancements in technology have enabled gangs to operate more efficiently and expand their reach.
Yes, there is a gang culture in Britain but it is not as pervasive or extreme as in some other countries. Gangs in Britain typically form around local areas or postcodes and engage in criminal activities such as drug dealing, violence, and territorial disputes. However, it's important to note that not all young people involved in gangs participate in criminal activities, and efforts are being made to address the root causes and provide support for those at risk of gang involvement.