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Crips & Bloods Street Gangs

John K. Van De Kamp Attorney General State of California Department of Justice

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" ", :CRlp:S & BLOODS " -.: STREET GANGS

G. W. CLEMONS, DIRECTOR

·;:DIVISION:; .... OF LAWENFORCEMENT

'------Thepoems "Heroes," "Pusha Man"muJ"TheCounty Jail'~ are printed withpennission ofthe aulhor--a former Rollin 60s Crip associate. .

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'------~-~-~--~-~-~-~------~ -~~-----~----~ PREFACE

The Bureau ojrjigiiiiked criMe and Crh:ninaI Intelligence w~rks to reduce traditiori4JTand non-iiftditiomllj()rganizt@ crime. uWhen there is reasonable'~e to beiii;ve that'ij.n individual or group has or will create a .#tirt}(lfY:lJft.#i:u and ui#midation by means of threats and/or violeiidifijiiSiiig fear for ,he personal safety of .' others in order to ftiii./fit/fif goals; or is uiJ?olved in or suspected of being involved in m4iti-jiJj¢ictional fel6izious acts,),::(M.7Jureau ·is committed to aid 4zw enforcement agencies in supjirlising those individuals or groups,{ ': . r 1 ::The purpose 0/ this j[l1blicatfpn is to pro':'ide law enforcement with in/ormatiqn. abqill the c~anging criiriinal activities of the Crips and Blopds sii;~et gang; It does "pt provide,i!t/ormation on reading gangifraffitl/hand ~gnaIs, etc.;rtp-to-dat~information can contribute to officer sajJfY and c~tiJid law eil/orcment officers in identifying, invesHgating and prosecuting gang members.

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.. J':::;::' ·;;::i;.. ;:.i..:t ...::.i;.;.;.)'.~.;k.~;.~.!.):·::;lli:ii;'i'~'~1'): :' .::.::"::::::: :::;iJ~~~j(" :';:;;;:/'.:=:" Grips and B~'~~~t gangs ~~pzatedl~ Califoinia in 1969. The initial reason f4.i';'!he formi!Jjon of th¢se two groups was a t~rritoriaI struggle: tl/W1M,i.!JiifffghborhoiJp:. feU the need to band together for protectillijfJ!/ilfjJflJ'al youths iP. bloody retaliation .. } ·/(%it;:.,·.;.t:~.~:~~.jT ::;:;: /\~f' ~ .. : ," .. .ii . Recent evidence suggeststb.,gt some members of the:grjPf:Ond Bloods street gangs iit.e esta1j!ishing themselves as mor'e"'traditionaI :organized crime groaps thr6qgh the lucrative market of cocaine .sales. ',,:' '( . :.. ;:.~; :< ~:.' .:.:";::;: '.', /::' .This publicatioY, wl/{ipuuyzi4·the change#)taldng place among the Grips and Blofids iii/fin efforf.:'to aid law.:~nforcemgrzt in dealing with these grdUps.·: :':...... :l;::;: :.:/ :::::{';.: )::(: ":/~ ~t:\> ":::::"

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Preface i

Summary ii ...... "," :;:bt{} :.:.:/::( .. ;':~:~:;::.: .',' -::: .; :;::~ Introduction )"; ..... " .:::;\~: Backgrourui ;~1 3 Gang profi/e!',i. , 4-8 Stateme'Ji/,of ~~ijb1em;;I;;: 9-14 ../;>. ConclUsion 15

New Laws 16-17

Godfather Profiles 18-25

Law E;rif.orcement Experts 26-29 Notd:!·i~~j:ll·.·~i :::.:? .. ;..... 30 ..... : .. ..:::\;~{:., :::,;t4?knowi~dgmf!iJis 31-33 :.J:;;: .i:,:'::

; II··· '. '...... · ... .. II CRIPS &: BLOODS.STREETGANGS

The members are bei~lgb.linked ~ :.;.:::::::::::::'::::~. to the increaslltg:mf~ales•

_ ...... ~._ ship is on between This {- on a recen one survey ent.hUsiasm:· to expand .~::::~#:~.; .:. • conu.u~ted by the th~!,+ operatl.ons l.n pur:$~it of new drug ce, Bureau mark:~ts. These.;:new ized crime ..... "' ...... 1 Intell ml;;!;:.~~~~:::: med~rs a~f:i ve at a vir~:~n tei-:~i tory, rock coc:~l~ne s~mples are given aw~!~.: to P~:9:specti ve cusft-bmers (£n hopes of ::~~~:!~a::~:::::r:n witll new Cl1·stomers. By ~I~;~?';~:;~~:~:~ stili:ling for as little as reporting $4~0 - $500 in Los widespread movement of Angeles can be sold for crips and Bloods gang as much as $SOO - $2,000 members from the Los elsewhere. Angeles area into their jurisdictions. Gang

Bureau cL ~anWed.C:riinc:. and ith expansion of the drugs including cocaine, markets, th. Crips PCP, marijuana and Bloods are urtgergoinq heroin. Hultimillion looal dollar illicit businesses are being created by these individuals and their drug trafficking organizations are the spreading through the United states.

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de';;;\[oped ito protect thEiI§elves from the crips ~:I::~e :::::s ~~!'~Is a group of f~uthS Piru stri:~t in ," ton who lves the They

members lived near igh School is a

time quickly earn reputations as violent and dangerous street

Bureau ~,Orf;uiized c;rinY!:and .Crintlllal1nt~,"" · .. . CRlPS&: BLOOIJS;sTimET:GANaS ..

i GANG PROFILES ;.

members other typical profile characteristics of crips and Bloods street gang mem,bers include:

o Black males o 13 to 40 y

(Median age is what is imp to note is that past, the media for a gang memb be in the teens. median age has rising over the. f and CRlPS &: BLOODS STREET GANGS The gang mem):)ers are also ::::!:~i::~.i;. were registering 'a":*-i'll.:icle to affil someone other tliliito themselves such;ii~ti: to the.~r parents, siS.~i:ings ~~tIt;~~!i[~:;~~1!!t:::r to;t~~e registered owner, .<'-!';.,'; . 'society. and'llpot the gang member. of~:::::'law enf Thf!.allows the gang aut~orities, me~f:!r comfort in knowing members will tha'~L.they do not have to red'::;':and blue woii;~ about their, :... :::: the/;same

":". VEHICLES !;!~~;~:i.::d a::et for~'ei ture:;li's • Many La~;:;Enforcement 0 tim~:s law enforcement ar~Lbeginning to Off~!cials ~}:v,ia crfps and Bloods reg~~trat~:§n checks, ga~gmembers pur cita'tions;';:,::etc., will veh!~'¢les of all end;}Whp wi tll a list of sUd'h:ias Chevrolet·}:·tIROC pe~~ie Whd"ihnight be JeJa'i;' Cherokee~,~, codlfected ':'dr related to DeV$11es, cheiiP6 thfj[~stree~:~'[gang member that. have:';::been cited wh~;~:e dr i ~!llg the gang g~~i;iJ~~ki mefuber's ~~hicle. Samura'ii4ve'hloles :::'::~::;;f":<::'::';. .: . • II. such a~."Honda or "";:; : (small to midsize vehicles) have recently been seen by law enforcement being used in drug trafficking by gang members.

Burea\J cl~.oo Crime and CriminaI lnlclligcnce Page 5 CRIPS· &:·BLOODS STREET GANGS ..

that the white female is ;~ with him. The female is !.' -> typically used to carry street the cocaine and money. lize that This tactic bas been used agencies to deceive law many enforcement officials ilable nationwide.

are BUSES

crips and Bloods gangs members als utilize bus to transport cocaine.: Because they are required to go t metal detectors

member to

Page 6 · . CRlPS "&: lJE()ODS.ITREETClA.NGS, ' enter the somewhere going Colombian and pos At the baso~,>~,~'~~""': attent

often

is then

Y~~~,~ibes how co member who South Ameri~~':~~--~ the rock .• the hands of)·····;· e gang act as "door Gang sell the rock or to the

ve recently ding whether buyer. crips and representing a large have enlisted in cartel. The buyers then the military to obtain ship the paste to the weapons and explosives cartel's base lab use in their drug trafficking efforts.

.' .. ,.. . Itl~~·,':"· CRjpS &: BLOODSSiRmrrGANGS·· documented

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and CRJPS d: BLOODS STREET GANGS

~~~!"'------....I.:.~tl!·I~I~~~]t~f,:i::. samples to pros,If',9ti ve :}:~.:::t;:;/····· new customers·, .and· ",·:';;::::·:4 outside of califo:f;nia, . ':. . ::~:::'!:::;;:i=': coqperate .··wi th otij:~r ~!~~s:;ir! :::~TO tr~fi~1ckJ:~g operat:)!:<>ns.

INI.IITRA;'ltN OF Ti:t LEJ!~~IMATE.:BUSINESSES ::;;i;:;(·:. witfittremendous amounts .: icking bus of ;::aish on hand and no virgin terr le~:~t.ima tereasO.J).s for s the nati mt::IWO,.t:rs are buy imate bus ...... C;i::l,'" ;;i!::::.~!:~i::d tments and 1nv~;~t the~r:

ca.E!!!@~eas 1 (f9i Compan1es co.n'$:truct$.'S!n companies M~:lll:c ShO.~'J;' Autio BodY:'i:i:iS.hops N~I't clu~!~f occas P ..:g~r Servl.ces enfor officials;···· M6:tels buy legitimate businesses Limousine Services to launder money and Hotels invest their profits; use Hydraulic Equipment and marketing ploys such as Supply companies giving away free crack

Bureau r:L ~ CriJneandCriminal Intclligcnre •.. . .------

eRn'S &: BLOODS STREET GANGS .

staurants ercepted application swerinq servic~s forms in which aspirinq stores ~ younq druq dealers, or jJ.;: "salesmen," were asked questions ranqinq from previous work experience to their criminal records a and even hobbies. On the back of the application is a list of follow, puffinq smokinq marijuana joints that are ;.; with cocaine) and,~ fiqhtinq with ea "': without permissi the board of direc :,' However, this bure: no information leads us to beli

are or

Anqeles tment recently

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sources • T~!:~:~... gang ::!!:!::~!:~i::l::rY annual incomes' :'$:i.l~ging in the millions of:'ag;llars. ;:I;!dth:::t'nown 1n·4.XY1dua:+:~y profiWed in ::I::f:I~~i:r;:~!:t.

OFt,t6ER SAFETY ;:~~::;r~::w!ang beli.Vior .:;Yi!:)i:iE'iif 'violence lev~:l refl'ij"ci't;~:;' the high ext step ecorlbmic ~£~kes involved corporate in !!ug t$afficking. At A ti~~~ it ~~pears that pr1t:tctio~~~::Of their prci:#ii ts b$:¢pmes more

gq§!1 examp'):e of how The in the vf~lent cr'ips and Bloods gang corporate ladder gang members can be the "gang godfather". occurred in Honolulu, Some gang godfathers Hawaii. Two known crips routinely deal directly members from compton, with Colombian drug california, were arrest

Bureau r:J: ~. ....Crime .,lind . .Ourunat... '. ..' lntelli... I!P.' noo '.' •..... CRIPS &: BLOODS' STREET .GANGS .. II y a Honolulu police The following inforDlation officer for sell~ng might assist an officer The tw&,. gang in identifying a crip or ba~il, Blood gang member in a tinq vehicle stop situation: officer's the local o Evaluate the area directory ',"<" where the stop is his being made. Is the area frequented,' gang members?

o Do Department Motor Vehicles' checks indicate

o:;; ...... ~""ive the car or its :.. used occupants are f the A Los Angeles ar by

e the vehicle was :leased or

..•. ··············,11 · ...... : ... , :-. CRIPS & BLOOVS··STREET GANGS rented; Sacramen for this tel common adult gangl&&~~I.~.J: a juvenile riding toge ,~! usua~;lY re·.

:l!l!::;: y, bU,Mit 1f they do, 1Ir~:;~~~;;;;:o;::: ::':J~itation from the California Highway o Notice the ages of Patrol. Gang members the occupants in the are obtaining vehicle. In the temporary drivers' licenses in fictitio

>.,.'. '. CRIPS &:BLOODS ·sTREET GANGS.: ' ..... ·······11 names without When booking suspected completing the.:: entire gang members involved in process and by~assing criminal activity, the pic add thumb consider placing an print identification hold on Therefor them until positive identification has been made. The Departmen~ of Justice is available to help you identify e subjects if f ts are on file. affiliation, st records, warrants wanted persons information can determined before releasing any indi whose identificat not been conf44.w~w~H

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name.

p Il ll8l' 14 CRIPS & BLOODSS'TlmET GANGs ".

in one mon ng cocaine a ts might ma working in "''''~:;I;,:a... r jobs. Y ... II CRIPS& BLOODSSTREET GANGS··· II

NEW LAWS

Below is a. ef .:i?synopsis substances) must spend in of leg-isla that was .the county jail as a passed in to help condition of probation. law enfor t combat the Penal Code section 594.1

Makes it a mi~u~w,~ sell or provide paint container than six ounces minor under the a 18. This offense punishable by a f of a up to $1,000, imprisonment in county jail for or by

to of

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Provides that f_ ... ,~"".~ offenses ittvol ~!I;O~!lr o:e" fe'l:dn1es''':t~::for s

!:1::::I:~:~:nt be add.~ to ~arious penal

to minors i It,1i: c park be pu·. term of thre

lllillilll:llr

of 18 on , school 'ground or publi playground if the offender is at least five years older than the minor. .• '. GO',nUA .. THER.· .. ' •.. .n.. 'R·. ··0'1nT.··· . .•••• ..,."".•.• '.IJs.~J'1 S:~ 'EJ.~. '" ":;,.,:. -:'.: '. '::' ',:" III.· :"'.:,::<";;" . ·111

Wayne Day - varrio Watts Grape street crip member Wayne Day is 32 and known as the most powerful Crip crime boss. He is a notorious gang leader who is very rich and powerful. Day recently called together soo crips from 30 different sets (many of these sets were enemies) and talked about "unity." He'also instructed the gang members on drive-by shootings and suggested a law enforcement diversion: When performing a drive-by shooting, Day suggested that another gang member should call 911 from another part of town as a decoy to divert law enforcement resources.

Day has been arrested for assault with a deadly weapon, rape, receiving stolen property, auto theft, selling stolen cars, selling PCP and intimidating witnesses. Day has avoided serving time in prison on all charges except for the rape charge--for which he served one year. Day has been able to insulate himself from law enforcement. Power, money and the best attorneys have kept him out of jail and on the streets. Wayne D&Y's lifestyle appears to be more closely associated with • organized crime ties than with street gang ties.

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Ricky Ross - Ricky "Freeway Rick" Ross is 29 years old and has built a small empire dealing massive amounts of cocaine. His nickname is said to have originated because he "came so far so fast" in his drug trafficking business.

Ricky Ross is a known leader of the 74th Hoover crips who supplies drugs to both crips and Bloods gang members. Rick is also very well ,insulated and law enforcement officials have had a difficult time developing concrete evid~nce against him. III GODFATHER. PROFILES III

Michael Harris - Drug agents describe Michael "Harry 0" Harris as a major cocaine trafficker. He is 26 years old and said to be making millions of dollars each year. His organization distributes cocaine in California, Arizona, Texas, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Florida, Missouri and New York. Information indicates that Harris is dealing so much cocaine that major Colombian kingpins, such as Mario Villabono, have dealt with Harris directly. Harris is very wealthy and is said to own real estate, a deli, a limousine service, a car rental agency and a beauty shop. He has also financially backed a major Broadway play with some of his profits from his drug trafficking business.

Harris is currently serving 28 years to life for executing one of his employees, James Lester, but still manages to run his businesses from behind bars. (5) .

Burea\ltl ~Crime and ~nalllitelligCm:·· III Rene McGowan - Rene McGowan, also known as "NaNa," is also a major cocaine trafficker. Recent intelligence reports indicate that McGowan is the suspected ~eader of the Bounty Hunter Bloods from the Knickerson Garden area in Los Angeles. Reportedly, McGowan has ordered all Bloods in the surrounding areas to either join together--or be eliminated.

Rene McGowan is a very wealthy 30-year-old. He owns diesel tow trucks and tow truck companies. He also owns a car wash business and several homes in areas such as Culver city and Diamond Bar in California; Las Vegas, Nevada; Denver, Colorado; and Kansas .ci ty, Kansas. ':. «; ...•.... '. ;';' ".<:<" . ':G(ji>FA~rROF1LES;" III... --'" ;.::'';." ..•..•. ··111

George Raymond wright - wright is also known as "Shug" and "Luckie Raymond" and has been operating for years in the central Los Angeles area. He was the chief lieutenant in the Tootie Reese organization, which was responsible for distributing up to SOO kilos of cocaine in northern California every month. '

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steve Robertson - Robertson, also known as "Whity" is the leader of Whity's Enterprizes. This group organizes and directs crips and Bloods street gangs in the distribution of drugs. Robertson has allegedly hired the "Benzo Boy's" to assist his organization. ," .< .. .:, :,'''::.::'::'::::'' . III' ...... :: .... :::.'

Brian Bennett - On November 19, 1988, Brian "Waterhead Bo" Bennett, 24, was arrested at his luxurious million dollar home in Tempe, Arizona. At the same time, his Colombian counterpart, Mario Ernesto Villabona Alvarado, 28, was being arrested at his home in Malibu, California.

Officials reported that Bennett is the highest-level street thug that has ever,connected with the Colombian cartels. Villabona-Alvarado is allegedly a ranking member of Colombia's Cali drug cartel.

Together, the two organized a nationwide drug ring headquartered in the Los Angeles'area that distributed 1,000 kilograms--more than a ton--of crack a week from Los Angeles to Detroit. Bennett was supplying thousands of rock houses allover the country and his connection was straight out of Colombia •

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:~:> .;: )'; ...... Dep"rtment (Intelligence)

':::( 9 07 ) 786 - 8 7 3 2i:!::::~:<.ll:: .':':"" .. :~./.\., . <::~. .:>.::; ; ...... B~lcersfie:tii:· po:Fice Patt:iHccatheron (805) 861-7641

California Department of Just{ce

Advanced$raining Center ( 916 ) 73.9.;;:2770 BNE

Hudson

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Fresno Task J.:ose Garza :'(209) 488-4475

lJ:0nolulu PolicO:::·;;;;;Llc: .... a.rl:ment (NaJ:cotic~) David Brown ('1:~08) 943-3011 .;:;." ...• ; ".' ,..~.:: dj(~{ Inqlewood.l?C>li uJ~t LloY4S~ith .iii:::!:;· (213) 412-5337

Lonq Beach Police Department Norm Sorenson (213) 420-3108

Los Anqe:l;~~:" Police Department, Ganq unit ~iiifrfOl! LO$i):m~nqele$)b,Pol·~:ge Department Na~:6.~btics rh'forJriition Network

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:'Los Angeles Sh~~iff"':)3 Department Lynwood statio#::'jGanq'j;:;,unit .,(213) 537-6111:i:::rf:, . }~;\ :~)

Los Angeles county Probation (Main) (213) 974-9315

Los Angeles county Probation (Index) (213) 974,~,;9311

Los Ang~'~'I,t DepCirtment of Motor Vehicles ~iF~:t:1' . ::II'jlr= LO:$,::::'}Angele~l: Int~rna t10nal Airport (Task Forel) I

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:,san Dieqo Tas .J( 619) 585-43 ',;.

:::;::seattle Pol (I~~elliqince) \'(206) 684-877· :::~t ::~:acoma Po '-(':'2'06) 59 ... : .... '. . (N~jcotics.i.;.:,.:l::;:::.·',:t .;~i~~j~~' western states Network Phil steed (916) 924-2713

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4. "San Francisco Examiner," By vikki Haddock, December 4, 1988, Pages A-22 and A- 23.

5. Godfathers" - A videotape from 1 Bureau of Investigation.

"Arrests Cut Key .... police say," by williaD(jjjiiijjjj: 30, 1988, Pages 1-3. ,. '.:.:~

fety," By Dan Torres, Department.

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L---______~ ______J;~~i;~it'~~~r:Etm.. -~~ SCRIPS & BLOQ1}$ STREET:.qANGSj:ir the seCond in a series :.. ·~ofpublit;ations piii/ined for Idfij}enforcilf,ent by the Bureau of }' Organized Crime i#f9:J.f.itjmiii)iIlntelligeilce. :<){;~{:;::::::>::.:',;:::: . Written by: Pam'tldJilti.{ter, Research A.'1.zalyst Editor/Design: D~~ra iiiqs, Research AkzJyst :,~:;.::A;:t!~!}t .:' Graphics Coordirii#or: J4IJise Anderson, Research'AiiaIyst Criminal Intell;ge~e SpedaIist: Debbie Hudson :. \: t:~': ::,:(:;!:

Tony Moreno, Detective Los Angeles Police Department

Robert Ruchhoft,' Lieutenant Los An9~~es Police Departmen't .;::?(:.:., Dan T.S~·~es , Detective Ph!:'i;:KUhtz,:Detective .. ·~~9famezi-t:o POl.ice Department ~~;~ley MS.:~rid~·, sergeant L:§:S Ang~i~s c6.~nty Sheriff' s Department

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)Roj i Wataua.p'~:::; <':Assistant s u. s. Naval :T-....' .... a,a

Los Angeles

Ag.,nt >~:::.

II£:: :.~~t f:~~IS~~, ,:&i~;;.~ ';'::<:":".(:;'" ; ...... t~1 Fred

Candelaria Davidson, Research Analyst BOCCI - Sacramento

like to thank the many others in the law . who took the time to exchange crb:ninja} lfnjr.e:lIi.'i!e1J~efjfnfG,rmdtilm on the Crips and Bloods street

Without this input, this POP1'rlrl::

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