America’s Most Violent Outlaw Motorcycle Gang
Taking their name from Genghis Kahn, the Mongol Motorcycle Club has lived up to the moniker with a brutality reminiscent of the legendary warlord.
Rappers like Ice Cube, Snoop Dog and the Game have made no secret of their gang affiliations. Check out these stories and interviews on and with real street gang members coming to you straight out of the netherworld of corruption and violence.
Taking their name from Genghis Kahn, the Mongol Motorcycle Club has lived up to the moniker with a brutality reminiscent of the legendary warlord.
Every year tens of thousands of Harley-Davidson riding, leather jacket clad bikers storm into South Dakota bombarding the state for the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, the largest biker gathering in the world. The town’s population explodes …
A Gang that has Exploded on the Scene in South America has its Roots in the Barrio’s of Los Angeles. In the chronicles of California street lore, the 18th Street gang, also known as M18, …
Flying the red flag of the Blood Army has never been easy. Outnumbered by the Crips in LA, they’ve expanded across the nation to become a Super Gang. Gang banging on the streets of Los …
There’s a lot of misunderstandings about gangs in the UK, both within the country and outside. Gangs over here are mostly small, short-lived kingdoms that fall as soon as they rise. And unlike other countries …
Living Life: Crime, bikers, prison, and the future by LeRon L. Barton On a Tuesday in San Francisco, California, I was scheduled to meet up with Tony, a guy that answered an ad I placed on …
Vicious Biker Shootout Kills Nine In Texas when they get busy, they get busy and not just with their fists. All the reports coming out of Waco confirm a slaughter. The details are still leaking …
New York Bloods street gang leader Ronald Herron, also known as “Ra Diggs,” was sentenced to 12 terms of life in prison plus 105 years, yesterday. He was convicted last year, following a month-long jury …
Sex, Money and Murder was the name of the murderous drug gang that was started by Peter Rollock. But the name went way back. “That’s a Soundview thing,” the oldhead says. “They used to say …
Crack was the atomic bomb of the ghetto. And the scariest part was, any fool could build that bomb. —Marcus Jackson At forty-five years old and counting, the nationwide Bloods–Crips conflict has gone on longer …