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The 2015 National Gang Report (NGR) presents an overview of current gang activities and trends in the United States. Intelligence in this report is derived primarily from a survey administered by the National Alliance of Gang Investigators' Associations (NAGIA) and from a second survey on Safe Streets and Gang Task Forces administered by the FBI Safe Streets and Gang Unit (SSGU).

This book is meticulously researched by one of the leading experts on biker gang crime. Contrary to the reviews above, probably written by a couple of hangers-on hoping to score brownie points with the full-patchers, Sher tells it like it is. The exclusivity of the Hells Angels and the fact that all of the crimes are actually perpetrated by the hangers-on and associates, so that none of the.

It’s a deep, enjoyable dive into pulp fiction paperbacks about juvie gangs, beatniks, bikers, hippies, punks, skinheads and other social rebels that I think is destined to become one of the must-have books for fans of vintage paperbacks and mid-20th Century youth cultures. In addition to showcasing over 400 covers in full color, the book includes profiles of and interviews with authors.

Fictional gangs, of varying types (Crime syndicates, Drug cartels, Motorcycle gangs, Paramilitary organizations, Prison gangs and Street gangs) appear commonly in comics, films, literature, television series, and video games.This is an alphabetical list of them.

History. Outlaw biker clubs formed in the late 1940s on the West Coast after the end of World War II. Their culture was first popularized in the Marlon Brando film The Wild One (1953), which tells a story based very loosely on actual events. The film's success was followed by a string of low-budget exploitation films aimed at a teenage audience such as Motorcycle Gang (1957) and The Hot Angel.

Her subjects include a doomed lesbian biker gang and teenagers barely surviving at an ice creamery, and she addresses topics including miscarriage, transgender rights, poverty, feminism, addiction.

Wild and reckless, and more at ease with his biker gang than his business partners, Sean Morrow has always longed for Abigail Prescott, whose life he ruined when an innocent friendship turned into a night of red-hot passion back when they were in high school. Now that his brother, Jax, has decided to hire Abby to work for the Morrows, Sean can no longer ignore his old demons -- or his desire.

AKIRA (1982), as well as its 1988 animated movie adaptation, are rarely considered as an example of biker media, but the story does focus on two (Japanese) biker gang members, Kaneda and Tetsuo, and is largely responsible for the proliferation of the Cool Bike trope in the Cyberpunk genre, as well as for popularizing (via Kaneda) heroic bikers to dystopian and post-apocalyptic fiction.

These people were believed to have connections to the North American arm of the Outlaw Motor Cycle Club, the notorious criminal biker gang. The writer was a staff sergeant in charge of a division, called the Emergency Tactical Unit. A unit that had been specially created to handle potentially dangerous situations and to provide some sort of restraint on the criminal biker element, which.

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The books in this series just keep getting better and better. Pyper Rayne is a medium and her boyfriend Julius who is a witch are on an impromptu getaway in southern Louisiana. The quaint bayou town has everything: a Victorian inn, a famous brew pub, the best beignets this side of the Mississippi. Oh and an infamous bayou biker gang. When a.