GANGLAND- America's famous Street Gangs, Organised Crime, Syndicates-Thread & More
GANGLAND 
Gangland, the series on History, takes you inside prisons and on the streets of America to view the most violent and influential gangs in our modern times. This new series tells the inside story of some of America's most notorious street gangs. We learn how they've shaped their times and affected the neighborhoods that they controlled. From the destruction wrought by the heroin kingpins in Harlem of the 1970's to today's most dangerous gang MS-13, which has spread out from the inner city to infect unexpected turf - suburban communities, gangs have a rich yet deadly history. They usually start out as a form of protection for their members and the community but then, grow predatory as they feed on the very people that they purport to defend. With exclusive interviews and rarely seen footage, this is a raw look at life inside these gangs - from those who live it and the agencies that are working to stop them. Episodenguide Pilot Aryan Brotherhood
The Aryan Brotherhood is a network of white power groups that began in the California prison system and is now spread throughout several other state prisons.
The group consists of men who are trained to kill efficiently and mercilessly and control the drug trade.
Go inside these prisons to give a first-hand look at how the group operates,
and also delve into efforts by law enforcement to stop the Brotherhood,
which boasts at least one former member who claims to have killed twenty-two of his fellow inmates.
1 American Gangster (Frank Lucas, Leroy "Nicky" Barnes)
American Gangster is the story of Frank Lucas and Leroy ?Nicky? Barnes -
their rise from street punks to the top of New York?s 1970?s high-flying drug market.
The two men were considered the drug czars of Harlem at the height of the drug-fueled decade. Lucas and his gang ?The Country Boys? claim to have smuggled heroin from Asia in the caskets of fallen American soldiers. Barnes, the leader of a cartel of African-American drug dealers called ?The Council,? made the cover of New York Times Magazine. The headline read ?Mr. Untouchable.? President Carter was so incensed, he personally ordered the Attorney General to go after him. The story is a violent, action-filled chronicle of Harlem and its kingpins.
2 You Rat, You Die (MS-13)
In 2003, the body of a pregnant, teenaged informant was found along the banks of the bucolic Shenandoah River. She?d been repeatedly stabbed - her head nearly severed. Brenda Paz had been supplying the authorities with first-hand accounts of MS-13?s operations. Paz had been one of 3,000 MS-13 members in the Washington, DC area. The increasingly violent and fast-growing gang operates from the sleepy, middle-class suburbs ringing the city.
3 Code Of Conduct (Mexican Mafia)
Five bodies, riddled with bullets, found in a small apartment on the East Side of Los Angeles. Among the dead are a five-year-old boy and an infant girl, each shot in the head and chest. The mother and father of the children lay beside them on the floor, also soaked in blood. The target of the hit was the family's patriarch, Anthony "Dido" Moreno. He had dropped out of one of California's most notorious prison gangs and this was his payback. No witnesses, was the order. The gang he deserted was the Mexican Mafia. Since it's inception in the 1950's the "Black Hand" has been the prison system's most active shot-callers, controlling thousands of "foot soldiers" on the streets of Southern California. Most laws enforcement officials estimate that 300 homicides per year in LA County have some connection to the Mexican Mafia.
4 Behind Enemy Lines (HAMC Hells Angels MC)
The Hells Angels are the most powerful and well-known biker club on the planet, boasting over 2500 members worldwide. In April 2002, a riot in a Nevada casino between the Hells Angels and their rivals, the Mongols, kills three gang members and creates headlines around the country. Federal authorities seize the opportunity and send a team of undercover agents to infiltrate the outlaw biker group. Along the way, they uncover a world of sex, rampant drug use, and vicious violence - employed to ensure the Hells Angel's place at the top of the biker world.
5 Race Wars (L.A. Street Gangs)
Home to 900 street gangs and over 80,000 gang members, the city of Los Angeles has the dubious title of "Gang Capital of the World." Territory means power and every gang in LA wants to expand their neighborhood boundaries by any means necessary. Since the 1990's, an ugly new development has surfaced in the gang wars of LA: Gangs are dividing by race. In neighborhoods such as Harbor Gateway, Highland Park, and Firestone, Hispanic gang members are targeting black civilians in an attempt to keep their territory free of the rival race.
6 Kings of New York (Latin Kings)
King Lil Man," was found decapitated, dismembered, and burned in a bathtub. His Latin King's tattoo had been cut from his skin, his head and hands were never found. According to former Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Zabel, his murderers, fellow Latin King gang members, were "...actually driving around town in a cab with his head because "King Blood," their leader, needed proof of the murder." By the mid-1990's, the New York chapter of the Latin Kings had grown into the most violent and largest street gang every seen in the city. Lead by the murderous "King Blood," they left a path of mayhem that was only brought to an end by "Blood's" 18 guilty verdicts - eight of them for murder. His conviction was largely based on the 20,000 plus letters he wrote detailing the crimes the New York Latin Kings were perpetuating.
7 Stone To The Bone (Black P. Stones)
Graffiti reading: "Terror Town," "Cold Stone Soldier" and "Stones Run It" litters Chicago's Southside neighborhoods. It's the work of BPS, Chicago's second largest street gang. The gang has a long and colorful history with their founder - Jeff Fort - convicted in 1987 of plotting to carry out terrorist acts against the US government with the support of Libyan government. The FBI classified the group as a "terrorist threat," in the wake of 9/11.
8 Hate Nation (White Power Skinheads)
Called the "shock troops" of the revolution, Skinheads form a particularly brutal element of the white supremacist movement. Violent hate-crimes are their method of intimidation and a preview of the race war they see as inevitable. It's a culture driven by the violent lyrics of racist rock, and fueled by hate.
9 Gangster City (Gangster Disciples)
Gangs have been in existence for as long as there have been humans. Daryl Gates, former Los Angeles Chief of Police suggests that there is something about human nature that draws many toward gangs-- the need for respect, security and acceptance. It makes little difference whether the country is totalitarian or democratic, whether the time is feudal or current.
10 Blood In, Blood Out (Nuestra Familia)
Nuestra Familia. As the predominant Hispanic gang in Northern California, Nuestra Familia, or NF is primarily a prison gang. Compared to other prison gangs, NF's numbers on the inside are relatively small, yet they distinguish themselves through discipline and fear. They have adopted the battle cry "blood in, blood out," and made their rules official, scribing a 50-page constitution laying out their bylaws. Among them, "an automatic death sentence will be put on family member that turns traitor, coward or deserter. " NF also have tens of thousands of loyal followers on the streets known as Nortenos or Northerners. The main rival of NF has always been the Mexican Mafia, with their followers being the Surenos or Southerners.
11 Basic Training (Gangs in the Military)
Basic Training" takes an inside look at the infiltration of street gangs into the United States military. Gang members in uniform are participating in serious criminal activity on or near U.S. military installations around the world. Our national security may be at risk as these gang members steal advanced weaponry, learn military tactics, distribute drugs and even commit murder.
12 Blood Oath (East Coast Bloods)
During the late 1990's, the New York Metropolitan area was plagued by the random violence of a new breed of street gang: The United Blood Nation. Created in 1993 by Rikers Island inmate, Omar Portee, the UBN emulated the Bloods street gang on the West Coast, but was more randomly violent. Portee formed the UBN in an effort to unite the African-American prisoners against Hispanic gangs like the Latin Kings. Better known as "OG Mack," Portee led the UBN from behind prison walls, and eventually on the streets of New York. By the mid 1990's, like an epidemic, the Bloods had taken over the tri-state area, which had historically belonged to the Latin Kings. By the year 2000, the Bloods were the most violent gang on the East Coast- and OG-Mack became known as the Godfather of the East Coast Bloods.
13 Root of All Evil (MS-13)
MS-13 membership in the U.S was believed to be as many as 10,000 in the United States as of 2005. MS-13 criminal activities include drug smuggling and sales, black market gun sales, human trafficking, theft, assaults on law enforcement officials, and contract killing.
14 Maniacal (Maniac Latin Disciples)
A look inside the Maniac Latin Disciples (MLD) and their rivalries within there own ranks and rivalries with Latin Kings and spanish Cobras.
15 Deadly Triangle (Joe Boys, Wah Ching, Wo Hop To, Chinese Mafia)
This episode looks at several Chinese street gangs in Los Angeles as well as their ties to Asian organized crimes. Their racket include gambling, prostitution, drug trafficking and smuggling. Unlike some gangs though they do not mark territory using blatant graffiti and their members do not have tattoos.
16 Biker Wars (Outlaws Motorcycle Club)
The Outlaws Motorcycle Club is a motorcycle club that was formed in McCook, Illinois in 1935. It has approximately 200 chapters in the United States, Canada, Australia,New Zealand, Asia, and Europe. The Outlaws are a "one percenter" club. Their main rivals are the Hells Angels.
17 Texas Terror (Texas Syndicate)
The "deadliest" gangs in Texas. These gangs are known as The Texas Syndicate and Texan Mexican Mafia. The Texas Syndicate started in a prison in California. It became popular in Texas where local prisons became war-zones. The Texas Syndicate a latino gang with only a four white members. They run a drug business behind prison walls. One big catrastrophe that occured between The Texas Syndicate and The Texan Mexican Mafia was an event known as "Bloody Sunday". This happened at Darrington Prison in Texas and it was a fight that broke out in the courtyard where The Texan Mexican Mafia was going to attack The Texas Syndicate, who decided instead to pull out knives on The Texan Mexican Mafia. The Texas Syndicate won, thus proving themselves to be the most dangerous, "respectable" gang in all of Texas.
18 Crip Or Die (Crips)
Through the years the gang has grown to be one of the largest and most powerful gangs in the United States, currently with over 30,000 gang members. The gang is known to be involved in murders, robberies, drug dealing, among many other criminal pursuits. The gang is notorious for its gang members' flamboyant use of the color blue in their clothing. However, this practice has waned due to contentious police crackdowns on gang members.
19 Lords of the Holy City (Vice Lords)
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20 Murder By Numbers (18th Street Gang)
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21 Mongol Nation (Mongols MC)
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22 Gangster, Inc. (Gangster Disciples)
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22 One Blood (Bloods)
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24 Sin City (Las Vegas Gangs)
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EPISODEN Pilot Aryan Brotherhood Online 1 American Gangster (Frank Lucas, Leroy "Nicky" Barnes) Online 2 You Rat, You Die (MS-13) Online 3 Code Of Conduct (Mexican Mafia) Online 4 Behind Enemy Lines (HAMC Hells Angels MC) Online 5 Race Wars (L.A. Street Gangs) Online 6 Kings of New York (Latin Kings) Online 7 Stone To The Bone (Black P. Stones) Online 8 Hate Nation (White Power Skinheads) Online 9 Gangster City (Gangster Disciples) Online 10 Blood In, Blood Out (Nuestra Familia) Online 11 Basic Training (Gangs in the Military) Online 12 Blood Oath (East Coast Bloods) Online 13 Root of All Evil (MS-13) Online 14 Maniacal (Maniac Latin Disciples) Online 15 Deadly Triangle (Joe Boys, Wah Ching, Wo Hop To, Chinese Mafia) Online 16 Biker Wars (Outlaws Motorcycle Club) Online 17 Texas Terror (Texas Syndicate) Online 18 Crip Or Die (Crips) Online 19 Lords of the Holy City (Vice Lords) Online 20 Murder By Numbers (18th Street Gang) Online 21 Mongol Nation (Mongols MC) Online 22 Gangster, Inc. (Gangster Disciples) Online 22 One Blood (Bloods) Online 24 Sin City (Las Vegas Gangs) Online 25 From Girl to Gangster (Female Bloods/Crips) Online Alles in zwei (3) Linklisten (hosted on Rapidshare.com) Klick für Episoden / Listenpass / File Pass Episode(n) Pilot bis 18 http://rapidshare.com/users/MDNU96 Episode(n) 19 bis 24 http://rapidshare.com/users/31X9ND Listenpass 4gulli Aktuell kein File Pass nötig Credits to the Original Uploader Episode 25 http://rapidshare.com/users/QR07NW/ Listenpass 4gulli File Pass Matadore4Gulli
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