Thesaurus / gang
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His research consisted of shadowing a Chicago gang for 10 years, and it yielded valuable insights on the inner workings of the drug trade.
A GEORGETOWN PROFESSOR TRADES HER CLASSROOM FOR A POLICE BEATRONALD S. SULLIVAN JR.FEBRUARY 12, 2021WASHINGTON POSTHur also oversaw the prosecutions of national security threats, gang-related crimes and complex fraud cases — particularly during the pandemic.
ROBERT HUR, U.S. ATTORNEY FOR MARYLAND, WILL RESIGN THIS MONTHKATIE METTLERFEBRUARY 3, 2021WASHINGTON POSTIn New Orleans, analysts scraped information from social media as well as criminal and gang databases and field interviews by officers, then used the list to target individuals for the city’s gunfire-reduction program.
LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT QUIET ON RELATIONSHIPS WITH ‘PREDICTIVE POLICING’ COMPANYJESSE MARXFEBRUARY 2, 2021VOICE OF SAN DIEGOHe lives by the code of Garden Heights, where behavior is dictated by a fraternity of violence and aggression, but isn’t blind to the hypocrisy of gang life.
ANGIE THOMAS’ NEW PREQUEL TO THE HATE U GIVE CHALLENGES THE CULT OF MASCULINITYCLEYVIS NATERAJANUARY 12, 2021TIMESermon had been shown heading to the locker room after the Buckeyes’ first drive of the game, during which he was gang-tackled by Alabama defenders after a short run.
THE ALABAMA FOOTBALL DYNASTY COLLECTS ANOTHER TITLE WITH A 52-24 ROUT OF OHIO STATECHUCK CULPEPPER, DES BIELERJANUARY 12, 2021WASHINGTON POSTShe would intercept and solve the coded messages of mobsters and criminal gangs, delivering them to the Coast Guard.
HOW AMERICA'S ‘FIRST FEMALE CRYPTANALYST’ CRACKED THE CODE OF NAZI SPIES IN WORLD WAR II—AND NEVER LIVED TO SEE THE CREDITSUYIN HAYNESJANUARY 11, 2021TIMEThe gang also discusses the Senate runoff results in Georgia, where Democrats are projected to win both seats.
WHAT TRUMPISM HAS COST THE GOP AND THE NATIONGALEN DRUKEJANUARY 7, 2021FIVETHIRTYEIGHTHe said he didn’t fault the president for calling the gang’s members “animals,” because “many MS-13 members commit animalistic behavior.”
VIRGINIA U.S. ATTORNEY CLOSE TO BILL BARR STEPPING DOWNRACHEL WEINERJANUARY 5, 2021WASHINGTON POSTThe gang also checks in on the state of the Senate runoffs in Georgia the day before voting ends.
WHY MANY REPUBLICANS ARE STILL ATTEMPTING TO OVERTURN THE ELECTIONGALEN DRUKEJANUARY 4, 2021FIVETHIRTYEIGHTThe gang MS-13 operates in Guatemala as well, but Kevin thought he could hide there, at least for a while.
TO STAY OR TO GO?HANNAH DREIERDECEMBER 26, 2020WASHINGTON POSTWORDS RELATED TO GANG
- aggregation
- assemblage
- assembly
- association
- band
- body
- circle
- clan
- clique
- club
- collection
- community
- concourse
- congregation
- convention
- corps
- cortege
- coterie
- crew
- ensemble
- gang
- gathering
- group
- horde
- jungle
- league
- mob
- muster
- order
- outfit
- pack
- party
- retinue
- ring
- ruck
- set
- team
- throng
- troop
- troupe
- turnout
- zoo
- band
- bloc
- bunch
- cabal
- camp
- caucus
- cell
- circle
- clan
- clique
- club
- coalition
- combination
- combine
- combo
- concern
- conclave
- confederacy
- conspiracy
- contingent
- coterie
- crew
- crowd
- design
- division
- entente
- gang
- guild
- insiders
- intrigue
- junta
- knot
- lobby
- machine
- minority
- mob
- network
- offshoot
- outfit
- partnership
- party
- pressure group
- ring
- schism
- sect
- section
- sector
- set
- side
- splinter group
- team
- unit
- wing
- bands
- blocs
- bunches
- cabals
- camps
- caucuses
- cells
- circles
- clans
- cliques
- clubs
- coalitions
- combinations
- combines
- combos
- concerns
- conclaves
- confederacies
- conspiracies
- contingents
- coteries
- crews
- crowds
- designs
- divisions
- ententes
- gangs
- guilds
- insiders
- intrigues
- juntas
- knots
- lobbies
- machines
- minorities
- mobs
- networks
- offshoots
- outfits
- parties
- partnerships
- pressure groups
- rings
- schisms
- sections
- sectors
- sects
- sets
- sides
- splinter groups
- teams
- units
- wings
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