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www.southwark.gov.uk Tackling Serious Violent Crime Jonathon Toy Head of Community Safety and Enforcement Nicola Lockwood Tackling Violent Crime Co-ordinator www.southwark.gov.uk Objectives of the workshop • Why have we set up the 5 borough project? • Who is involved? • What it aims to do? • When? • What issues have we faced? • What happens next? www.southwark.gov.uk Developing Gangs Situation in London 2003 2004 2005 2006 Number 31 39 82 79 of victims under 20 % of 16% 19% 27% 31% victims under 20 www.southwark.gov.uk Trident victims age 40 years or less 35 2004 30 2005 25 20 15 10 5 0 Under 16yrs 18yrs 20yrs 22yrs 24yrs 26yrs 28yrs 30yrs 32yrs 34yrs 36yrs 38yrs 40yrs 15 www.southwark.gov.uk Age of Suspects Charged with Trident No. 12 Murders/Shootings 2004 10 2005 8 6 4 2 0 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40+ Age www.southwark.gov.uk Prevalence of Gangs in London Hackney Brent Enfield Waltham Forest E9 Bang Bang Church Road Thugs Cricklewood (SLK) N9 Chopsticks Gang Beaumont Crew Chingford Hall Man Dem Haggerston Fields Combined Thugs of Stone Bridge Acorn Mam Dem Red Brick Gang Shanksville Boundary Boys Hatch Man Dem Holly Street Boys Walthamstow/DMX NW Untouchable (aka Tanners End Lane Gang) Little Devils Chingford Hall Boys Beaumont Man Dem Hoxton Boys SK Hood Church Road Men Dem Northside Chuggy Chix Chosen Soliders Piff City Bangers Laytonstone Man Dem London Fields St Ralph’s Soldiers Greenhill Yout Dem South Man Syndicate Boydems Most Wanted Oliver Close Crew Priory Court Boys Pembury Estate Out to Terrorise (OTT) Harsh-Don Man Dem EMD Enfield Boys Get Money Daily Barrier Youts Love of Money Crew 9 Mill Kids (9MK) Shakespear Youts TFA Tottanham Boys Cathall Boys Walnut Road Crew Hackney Posse Westside/Red Crew Stonebridge Man Dem Tiverton Boys Senyahs Walthamstow Tamils Springfield Crew Ministry of Darkness Willesden Green Boys Walthamstow Boys Manor House Crew Araly Yardies (elders) August Town Crew Lock City The Copeland Boys Westminster TMD Newham Haringey Bombacillar Mus Luv GP Crew( Grahame park) Queens Crescent Beckton Man Dem Legends of Stokie (LOS) G-Money crew Abbey Road Man Dem (SLK) JC Boys Sea & Mother Square Boys N dot22 Lisson Man Dem Blackwater Man dem Tap Dem Crew Wood green mob Harrow Forest Gate Man Well Street Boys S.H.E (the south harrow elite) Dem Yardie Bunch Crew Cheez Gang Paki Panthers DNA Boys The t Side Tamil Tigers L.or.D West London Harrow Boys African Devilz Grim Beats crew Westbourne Park Man Dem Aryali Gang Plaistow Man Dem Brick Lane massive South Acton boys Pinner massive Ama Tugz Cannon Street Road Posse Queen Caroline Estate Game over Stratford Man Dem Shadwell Massive Ladbroke Grove Man Dem MOD (Ministry of Darkness) Jeeperz Stepney Posse Latimer Road Man Dem Stm East ham Boys Bengal Tigers Kensal Town Man Dem Bad Boys Bethnal Green Somalians Queens park Man Dem No Tolerance Devon Road Kruisers Edwardes Wood Boys E3 Massive Bush Man Dem Greenwich /Bexley Elton Man Dem Becklow Man Dem Woolwich Boys younger RA Bartlett Park West Kensington Estate Ferrier Youts KSB (kids spray bro) Limehouse massive Cromer Street Boys Cherry Youts Wilehouse Man Dem Bhatts P.Dot Remand Crew Kanaks Camden Plumstead Manz Holy Smokes Woolwich Manz Born Sick Gang Tooti Nungs T-Block Centric Gang MDP(make Da papers) RA Gang DGD (deadly Gash Dem) Cromer Street Massive Denton Boys Lewisham Drumond Street Posse Bromley NW1 Boyz (Combo Gang) Brockley Man Dem On top of the rest Peckwater Gang Young Brokley Manz Albaboys Fatal Assassins Hillingdon WC1 Gang Catford wildcat NN (Nasty Niggers) The Bloody Alboz D-Block Risky Boys (northholt) Greens (lewisham) Ghetto Boyz AK47 gang Greazy Kamp SYD Bombing Unit1 Merton/Wandsworth Blues (bromley) Blues(Bromley) DTU (Don’t touch Us) Prime Time Soliders Battersea Marsh Boys Lambeth Penge massive Greens (Lewisham) Section 18 crew All Over Everywhere Surrey Lane Man Dem Young Thugs for Life Tulse Hill Man Dem Block Kids Dk ( Destory kids) Terror Zone Winstanley Boys Peel Dem Crew Clapham Park Dread Kidz da hood WDB (west drayton Boys Digging Deep Graves B-Town Dipset Muslim Brixton Yard Manz Ak ( academemic Kids) South Man Syndicate (SMS) S Unit Cartel Crew Croydon Southwark Pink Ladies/Chicks Wandsworth Man Dem G Street Murder Zone Hillingdon hard Core DSN Crew Peckham Boys-Camden Est Menacing Kids Wandsworth terror Zone Alligator Crew Myatts FieldPosse Dem Twisted Soldiers Peckham Boys –Nth Peckham Gypset Raynes Park Crew Rema Crew Stockwell Man Dem Gypsett Est ENS/YNS Hanna Town Streatham man Dem Terror Zone Mash force Spray Can Army Muslim Boys South Man Syndicate Till Death Youths Circle Boys No Remorse Shown Bloodset Muslims Thornton Heath Man Dem Dulwich Boys Stick em Up Kidz Superstar Gang Pange Man Dem Kennel Hill Young Stick em Up Kidz SMN Heathset Norwood Youts Gloucester grove Est Tooting Gang Southmendem Darks side ninjas Gold Smith Est Y-UGS (Young) Mash force Younger DSN Bermondsey Boys UGS (united griffin Squad) VMD Firehouse Crew Muslim Boys Herne Hill Man Dem Woolly Road Manz & OTB Croydon / Jaffna Boys 28s Junction Boys www.southwark.gov.uk Current Intelligence Picture – SE Cluster Southwark Peckham Boys Mash Force Circle Boys Greenwich Dulwich Boys Woolwich Boys Kennel Hill Ferrier Youths Gloucester Grove Est Cherry Boys Gold Smith Est P.Dot Bermondsey Boys Plumstead Manz Firehouse Crews Woolwich Manz Woolly Road Manz T-Block X Fighter RA Gang Southside Niggers Younger RA Shower Chicks Kids Spray Bro (KSB) C-Block OTB Lewisham Brockley Man Dem Younger Brockley Manz Catford Wildcats D-Block Ghetto Boys SYD Greens Deptford Older Lambeth Showermen Pepys Boys Young Thugs for Life Tulse Hill Man Dem Greazy Camp Monster Monsoon PDC Clapham Park Dread Dipset Muslim Brixton Yard Manz S Unit Cartel Crew G Street Murder Zone Croydon DSN Niggers With Sticks Alligator Crew Myatts Field Posse Dem Twisted Solider Bury Dem Crew Rema Crew Stockwell Man Dem Gypsett Taliban Lick Dem Crew Hanna Town Crew Streathem Man Dem Terrorzone Shine My Nine Muslim Boys South Man Syndicate Till Death Youths SUK Bloodset Muslims Organised Criminals Thorton Heath Man Dem Penge Man Dem Superstar Gang Southmendem Norword Youths Darkside Ninjas SMN Heathset Mash Force Younger DSN VMD Herne Hill Man Dem 28s Junction Boys www.southwark.gov.uk Criminality 80 70 60 % 50 40 30 20 10 0 Murder Kidnap % Gangs believed involved in offences Firearms Use Firearms Possession Serious Assault Low Level Assault Robbery/Street Crime Drugs Supply Knives Possessio... Extortion Disorder/Affray Criminal Damage Drug Use Sexual Offences ASB Offences Burg/Theft People Trafficking Money Laundering Counterfeiting Fraud inc. ID Fraud Prostitution Vehicle Crime London % HSG SE Cluster % Drug Impt/Manu www.southwark.gov.uk What are we aiming to achieve? • Adding value to current borough work www.southwark.gov.uk What actually drives serious violent behaviour? drugsdrugs culturalcultural musicmusic LackLack of of politicalpolitical ££ respectrespect Victims of circumstance HousingHousing Social conscience FamilyFamily aspirationaspiration supportsupport SocialSocial Conscience Conscience violence inequalitiesinequalities TV/FilmTV/Film powerpower educationeducation religiousreligious HousingHousing PeerPeer ViolentViolent RoleRole pressurepressure ExperiencesExperiences modelsmodels www.southwark.gov.uk Identified priorities Strand Issue Explanation Academic research commissioned to establish the specific nature, extent and dynamic of gangs across the Boroughs. The research will focus Understandin on protective and risk factors, an understanding of the 'mindset' and g the 1 Knowledge cross border issues such as transport hubs/routes. Research is likely problem to include both quantitative and qualitative study including ethnographic work Quality and extent Intelligence sharing mechanisms, data quality and standards. of intelligence Communication with front line staff, raising gangs as an issue, 2 and cross definitional issues and quality control. Open source. Consideration to border sharing be given to joint gangs database Two way partner In particular, two way flow of information between police, YOTS, information 3 Education, Prison and Probation Service, with clear thresholds for the sharing extent of information sharing to ensure effective risk management protocols Two way communication with those at the direct interface with those in gangs/ on the fringes of gangs, including the voluntary sector and Working with young 4 youth workers. Co-ordination, training and support, including raising people awareness of the interventions available to support those at risk of gang membership Lack of analysis and cross 5 Gangs issues are not confined within one Boroughs boundaries border analysis www.southwark.gov.uk Identified priorities Identification of How we can identify those at risk, who should be identifying them? Processes Prevention 6 those at risk should cover both populations and individuals To both deter and divert those from gang membership/ offending. A Interventions to comprehensive mapping exercise should be conducted of what is available, 7 Divert/ Disrupt including nature of the intervention, contact details, age range covered by any project, and any existing evaluation Do project/ pilots always work? Many claims are made. It is important not to Evaluation of stifle innovation or unnecessarily increase bureaucracy - however minimum 8 interventions standards of evaluation should be set to facilitate the identification, dissemination and funding of good practice Ideally this would include a helpline
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