I came across your site about the Harrison Gent's Org;.,your information is wrong about the year it started and about how they got there reputaion.
the H/G's were known for there boxing skill's and there willingness to fight any body who messed with them.They started back in 1957. on Harrison&
Westren Ave; in the 60's they had 22-section's thru the city of Chicago,they later branched out thru the country,and other places. I;ll stop
now,just figured I help you get your infro correct, now have a Merry Christmas Respectfully-Retried!
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reply to post by lazy1981
BLACK.PEace.Stones B.P.S are not bl00ds they are what they are B.P.S they started in chicago and bl00ds started in cail
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reply to post by Anonymous ATS
I don't know if you mean it was a B.P.S.N. set or the set was just called Black Stone? But it's possible if he was a Black Stone Ranger that he may
have started a set there that eventualy turned Blood or what ever your getting at. At this stage it's a moot point. I think you got the wrong idea
from my post.
[edit on 31-12-2008 by lazy1981]
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Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
reply to post by lazy1981
BLACK.PEace.Stones B.P.S are not bl00ds they are what they are B.P.S they started in chicago and bl00ds started in cail
I never said anything other than what you just stated. My point was that (I think, Not sure) B.P.S.N. and Bloods are aligned if in a prison
environment or against opposition in one anothers territory. As if a Blood from Cali went to prison in Chicago or a Stone from Chicago went to prison
in L.A.
I never said that either started in the opposing city or have any serious ties or foundations.
[edit on 31-12-2008 by lazy1981]
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Hello.
When I was in my mid teens I lived in a suburb of Chicage (Aurora township). Despite not being directly in the city the gangs had spread out to our
area, mainly the Latin Kings. It was clearly marked on the stop sign of the street I lived on, anyone from Chi-town knows that big LK mark.
As I was living in Aurora during the Bulls threepeat I spent most of my time playing basketball. Well, a couple of kids I played basketball with
joined the Latin Kings as they got older.
From what I could tell the gang mostly sold drugs and defended their streets or whatever they called it. The neighborhood was actually decent and not
ghetto, but they still had a presence. As everyone knew me from the courts I got along really well with everyone, lord help you if you weren't or
were in another gang.
From what my fellow basketballers told me, how to get in varied except you had to prove your loyalty and be accepted by all the members. The loyalty
would frequently be killing a rival member from another gang after all the members accepted you. Getting out required you to take a serious beatdown.
One of the guys I knew got out and I helped put alcohol on his bruises, probably took a whole three weeks to start to functionally recover.
Personal experience...
I went and played on a caged court a couple blocks from my house one day. Apparently a couple members of another gang showed up and wanted to play
basketball. I started to leave figuring this couldn't work out good, shots rang out and I swear I about cleared that 15+ft cage like spiderman. They
did a driveby that hit so fast I couldn't hardly believe it. I swear I could actually feel the bullets passing next to me and I NEVER saw the
vehicle, only heard it speed away.
A couple days later one of the guys I played ball with who was in the gang was like, "we were trying not to hit you", I was like, "umm
thanks...give me 10 seconds to get out of their next time", he laughed. That was my only "direct" experience outside of them occasionally being
like, "come play ball with us".
On the Bloods and Crips
I had never heard of the bloods or the crips till a few years ago but what I heard...When gang members went to prison they tended to organize into two
competing gangs, as this practice originated in Cali, it was two of the big ones from their. The Bloods and the Crips. As members left prison, they
would rejoin their old gangs and would declare themselves a part of the larger gang. From what I understand it is loosely organized so you can't go
from one gang in one area to another and receive any type of benefits. Don't know if that helps out, just what I know and heard.
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reply to post by lazy1981
the stylers have always been maniacs it is the latin lovers that have flip flop from people(their colors are red from the spanish lords and yellow
from the latin kings)to folks under the maniac umbrella.now they claim insane under the cobras even though the cobras killed two of the main leaders!
all the origal lovers still claim maniac!!!
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