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Mtgangguide.Pdf Confidential - Sensitive Data Law Enforcement Use Only MT Dept. of Corrections Security Threat Group Task Force (406) 846-1320, extension 2118 – STG Coordinator (406) 846-1320, extension 2304 - Investigator’s Office (406) 846-1320, extension 2207 - Information Technology November 2007 Confidential - Sensitive Data Law Enforcement Use Only Confidential - Sensitive Data Law Enforcement Use Only THE INFORMATION CONTAINED WITHIN THIS DOCUMENT SHALL BE CONSIDERED CONFIDENTIAL – SENSITIVE DATA. THIS MATERIAL IS NOT TO BE DISCUSSED WHERE AN INMATE / OFFENDER OR NON-LAW ENFORCEMENT / CORRECTIONS PERSONNEL IS PRESENT, NOR IS IT TO BE LEFT OUT FOR VIEWING BY SAME PERSONS Confidential - Sensitive Data Law Enforcement Use Only 2 Confidential - Sensitive Data Law Enforcement Use Only Table of Contents Table of Contents..........................................................................................................................................................................i Credits ....................................................................................................................................................................................... iii Interpreting Gang Tattoos ...........................................................................................................................................................1 General.....................................................................................................................................................................................1 Categories Of Tattoos :............................................................................................................................................................1 Alpha ...................................................................................................................................................................................1 Numerical ............................................................................................................................................................................2 Symbolic / Pictorial .............................................................................................................................................................2 Combination ........................................................................................................................................................................3 Summary..................................................................................................................................................................................4 Anarchists ....................................................................................................................................................................................5 General.................................................................................................................................................................................5 Tattoos .................................................................................................................................................................................5 Phrases.................................................................................................................................................................................5 Asian Pride ..................................................................................................................................................................................5 General.....................................................................................................................................................................................5 Tattoos .....................................................................................................................................................................................6 Phrases.....................................................................................................................................................................................8 Bloods..........................................................................................................................................................................................8 General.....................................................................................................................................................................................8 Tattoos .....................................................................................................................................................................................8 Phrases.....................................................................................................................................................................................9 Alphabet...................................................................................................................................................................................9 Common Symbolic Phrases .....................................................................................................................................................9 Crips ............................................................................................................................................................................................9 General.....................................................................................................................................................................................9 Tattoos .....................................................................................................................................................................................9 Phrases...................................................................................................................................................................................10 Alphabet.................................................................................................................................................................................10 Common Symbolic Phrases ...................................................................................................................................................10 Hate Groups ..............................................................................................................................................................................11 General...................................................................................................................................................................................11 Tattoos ...................................................................................................................................................................................14 A Visual Database of Extremist Symbols, Logos and Tattoos ..........................................................................................18 Asatru Symbol Summary...................................................................................................................................................21 Runic Alphabet (Runes).....................................................................................................................................................21 Nordic Days of the Week.......................................................................................................................................................24 Phrases...................................................................................................................................................................................24 Hate Music - White Power Bands List...................................................................................................................................25 United States:.....................................................................................................................................................................25 United States (Continued):.................................................................................................................................................26 Austria: ..............................................................................................................................................................................26 Australia: ...........................................................................................................................................................................26 Brazil: ................................................................................................................................................................................26 Canada: 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