Security Threat Groups - STG

The History and Background of the Non-Traditional Prison Gangs

In addition to the "traditional" prison gangs identified on the Prison Gang page, there are many other prison gangs that are lesser known and non-traditional but none the less dangerous, prison gangs. These other prison gangs frequently align themselves with other prison gangs who may have similar cultural or criminal beliefs. In some instances prison gangs (and street gangs) have been known to have truces with rival prison gangs strictly for the purpose of facilitating their criminal activities; i.e. supply and distribution of narcotics.

Although the following non-traditional prison gangs usually have the largest number of members in the corrections system in which they originated, many have spread (through the interstate compact system) to other state departments of corrections as well as the Federal Bureau of Prisons.

NOTE: In many instances the gangs have multiple tattoos to represent the gang. Tattoos are used by gang members for identification and intimidation. Inmates who are not a member of a particular gang, but are found to be wearing the gang tattoo, risk having the tattoo removed from their body by violent means, or even death.

Our Links To Other Prison Gangs

The ethnicity make-up of these gangs include:

Hispanic gangs, Black gangs and White gangs

The following link does not fit the category of a prison gang but is well connected to prison gangs and has members within prison systems.

 

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This page was last updated on 03/13/2013

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