These people are in charge of the decision making for a gang

This gang was founded in Miami by Haitian immigrants

This gang formed in Miami, gets its name from the Haitian word Zo, which means "bone'"

This is a reason that immigrants to the US felt that it was a good reason to join a gang

The biggest way most gangs make their money is through

This group of people are not in a gang, but assist gang members

This gang was founded in California and is heavily associated with the Sinaloa Cartel

This Motorcycle gang was founded in Orlando and is responsible for drug and weapons trafficking

This gang was founded by ex-servicemen from WWII and still exists today

Gangs often claim that they are doing this for a neighborhood, even though it is not true

These people are not currently in a gang, but their personal situation makes them likely to join a gang

This gang was founded in Illinois by Hispanic members of the community

This gang was founded in California, but assists the Sinaloa Cartel smuggle drugs across the US, including Florida

This gang was founded in 1935 and is rivals with Hells Angels

Mafia families, including the Traficante family, use these as gateway points for smuggling

These people are in a gang and act to further the interests of the gang

This gang has a detailed punishment system that involves both corporal and non-corporal punishment

Although this type of gang may not have a specific name, it claims to "protect" the residents in a certain area

This is the year the first gang existed in the US

List two ways gangs make their money

This classification of gang members/affiliates are most likely to have the smallest criminal record

This group smuggles the most amount of drugs into the US

This was the only Florida founded mafia family

The name of the first street gang in the US

The most smuggled drug into the US