the better question is how THE fukk do they have hoover street crips in jerseygrape street crips in jersey
aren't hoover st straight abks out in cali, i'v heard some scumbag things about them
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aren't hoover st straight abks out in cali, i'v heard some scumbag things about them
it's not that, it's because they rep a set that came from halfway across the nation. now if it's some home bred shyt that you and your homies started up aight cool but it always looks weird when you rep a set that's not even remotely close to your point of originIt's gonna be 2050 and dudes are still gonna be on some "they have gangs in insert major city, I didn't even know that".
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
Grizzly
Home Run Hitter
how is that the better question?
$cam-U-Well_Jack$on
Superstar
grape street crips in jersey
They been out there and they connected to da turf.
$cam-U-Well_Jack$on
Superstar
Atlanta and Mac-Town are two different places.
Them nikkas a wrap
Indictment offers look inside Detroit's Seven Mile Bloods gang
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Gang Graffiti on a vacant apartment building near 7 Mile and John R on Detroit's eastside. (Tanya Moutzalias | MLive Detroit)
Tanya Moutzalias | tmoutzal@mlive.com
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on March 02, 2016 at 7:15 AM, updated March 02, 2016 at 9:35 AM
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Detroit Crime
- Woman found dead in closet, parolee boyfriend suspect in homicide
- Men in ski masks kill man, injure 4-year-old in shooting
- Police release sketch in search for baby killer
- Police find man shot to death inside car in Detroit's Brush Park
- Man stabbed while removing unruly customer from gas station
A federal grand jury indictment unsealed Tuesday named a dozen members of the gang who face decades in prison if convicted of organized crime under the RICO statute. Tuesday's indictment brings the total number of Seven Mile Bloods gang members indicted to 15.
The 51-page federal complaint also offers the public a glimpse of the inner-workings of Detroit street gangs.
The indictment tells a tale of turf wars, revenge killings, colors, code words, social media puffery, intertwined rap music and complex drug-dealing operations that span well beyond Detroit.
The Seven Mile Bloods operate in a section of east Detroit they've dubbed the Red Zone, mostly located in the 48205 Zip Code, also referred to as "4-8-2-0-Die" be members, according to the indictment.
The Seven Mile Bloods is comprised of mostly "older individuals" but also affiliates with the Hobsquad or SMB Juniors, juvenile and school-age gang members from the neighborhoods.
They use a five-pointed star or crown to symbolize gang affiliation and the Seven Mile Bloods' membership in a larger Chicago-based national gang alliance called People's Nation that includes the Latin Kings, Bloods, Vice Lords and the Latin Counts. They primarily wear red and are at odds with Folk Nation, another gang alliance that includes the Gangster Disciples and Crips, the federal indictment says.
The sale of codeine, heroin, prescription pills, cocaine and marijuana out of abandoned houses known as "trap houses" and in other states, including Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia and other states provide the gang income, federal investigators say.
The Seven Mile Bloods, based in part on a killing by gang members in 2014, are amid an active gang war with other east side gangs.
"Since July 2014, these rivals are violently attacking one another and have posted respective 'hit lists' on social media," the indictment says.
Federal agents used a history of prior arrests, mostly for drug and firearm possession; social media posts; intercepted text messages and rap lyrics to build a conspiracy case against the gang members.
An example of a Facebook post referenced in the indictment:
Hmu... I got 64 lines of purple ACTIVIS wit da seal not none of dat stepd on water down (expletive) team eastside b talkin about ..... STR8DRP
Racketeering charges in the indictment carry a prison sentence of up to 20 years in federal prison, but at least two of those indicted face life in prison face life in prison for more serious crimes, including murder and attempted murder in the aid of racketeering.
Loud Still Coolin
Suppose be a IT cert like you coli nikkaz
they even claimin 103rd, Jordan Down Housings
they all clicked up still tho its no secret. but senseless is senseless ....Oh so there is a Hoover and Grape Streets on the Eastcoast?
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Still FloW
Gawd Of Shinobi
zzzzzzzzzzzzzz... another clown dead... nikkas still glorufing gangs in 2016.. yeah keep killing yourselves smh
Black people need to get a business mindset instead of this crab ass imma kill another nikka cause he got something i dont
Black people need to get a business mindset instead of this crab ass imma kill another nikka cause he got something i dont
jimihendrixheadband
All Star
I know but dude said georgia as a whole. I was just showing him the difference in mentality. Atl nikkas just care about money and bytches. Macon nikkas really care about the sets they bang.
YakSpiller
Veteran
So wrong, so funny...the dualities
Sad that brotha lost his life...but
We gotta stop killing each other
Especially our 70s sitcom queens.
'"HI I'm CoCo"
Fani Willis fan
Veteran
thats just 8 nikkas i see in the indictment, doubt its a wrap for that lolThem nikkas a wrap
Indictment offers look inside Detroit's Seven Mile Bloods gang
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Gang Graffiti on a vacant apartment building near 7 Mile and John R on Detroit's eastside. (Tanya Moutzalias | MLive Detroit)
Tanya Moutzalias | tmoutzal@mlive.com
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on March 02, 2016 at 7:15 AM, updated March 02, 2016 at 9:35 AM
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Detroit Crime
Alleged members of the Detroit Seven Mile Bloods street gang go by nicknames like "Cocaine Sonny," "Killa," "Dub," "Grymee," "Smoke," "Dip," "Duck," and "D-Nice."
- Woman found dead in closet, parolee boyfriend suspect in homicide
- Men in ski masks kill man, injure 4-year-old in shooting
- Police release sketch in search for baby killer
- Police find man shot to death inside car in Detroit's Brush Park
- Man stabbed while removing unruly customer from gas station
A federal grand jury indictment unsealed Tuesday named a dozen members of the gang who face decades in prison if convicted of organized crime under the RICO statute. Tuesday's indictment brings the total number of Seven Mile Bloods gang members indicted to 15.
The 51-page federal complaint also offers the public a glimpse of the inner-workings of Detroit street gangs.
The indictment tells a tale of turf wars, revenge killings, colors, code words, social media puffery, intertwined rap music and complex drug-dealing operations that span well beyond Detroit.
The Seven Mile Bloods operate in a section of east Detroit they've dubbed the Red Zone, mostly located in the 48205 Zip Code, also referred to as "4-8-2-0-Die" be members, according to the indictment.
The Seven Mile Bloods is comprised of mostly "older individuals" but also affiliates with the Hobsquad or SMB Juniors, juvenile and school-age gang members from the neighborhoods.
They use a five-pointed star or crown to symbolize gang affiliation and the Seven Mile Bloods' membership in a larger Chicago-based national gang alliance called People's Nation that includes the Latin Kings, Bloods, Vice Lords and the Latin Counts. They primarily wear red and are at odds with Folk Nation, another gang alliance that includes the Gangster Disciples and Crips, the federal indictment says.
The sale of codeine, heroin, prescription pills, cocaine and marijuana out of abandoned houses known as "trap houses" and in other states, including Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia and other states provide the gang income, federal investigators say.
The Seven Mile Bloods, based in part on a killing by gang members in 2014, are amid an active gang war with other east side gangs.
"Since July 2014, these rivals are violently attacking one another and have posted respective 'hit lists' on social media," the indictment says.
Federal agents used a history of prior arrests, mostly for drug and firearm possession; social media posts; intercepted text messages and rap lyrics to build a conspiracy case against the gang members.
An example of a Facebook post referenced in the indictment:
Hmu... I got 64 lines of purple ACTIVIS wit da seal not none of dat stepd on water down (expletive) team eastside b talkin about ..... STR8DRP
Racketeering charges in the indictment carry a prison sentence of up to 20 years in federal prison, but at least two of those indicted face life in prison face life in prison for more serious crimes, including murder and attempted murder in the aid of racketeering.
they prolly still moving out there and recruiting
SleezyBigSlim
Banned
Doesn't make sense. If he's Piru why did he run to the Crisp to get his chain back? Anyways Piru probably who it was that clapped dat boy
They are the head...without the head the body falls. If they still out there moving after a RICO then they more stupid than we assumed and more indictments will be coming
