@AliceCooper
Yes , there's heavy sentencing here especially in regards to Drug Trafficking, Robbery, & Child pornography. Gang affiliations are pointed or mentioned but they don't receive additional sentencing for any action/activity that supports the group.

@Gets
It wouldn't make much sense to put it on the book if there's none at all. Mississippi case is the old fashioned Sov-Comm ( everybody should Wikipedia it) tactics that portray a state with little to no gangs but wannabes. We come across it many times and in which gangs grow in the low income section of the city and local government is either downplaying it or stating it doesn't exist ( just copycats/ misguided youth). Also from the law enforcement perspective too. The increase in violence changes their views afterwards and that's when they want to clamp down.

I always found it strange that Jackson HAD a gang unit around the 80s I think but was disbanded during the PEAK of Jackson's Crack era. Now certain other cities have gang units or similar units: Tupelo, Gulfport, Biloxi, Hattiesburg , Meridian ( literally just started a couple years ago), Greenville, & Clarksdale.

The states without major gang activity should have put these laws on the books DECADES ago.

What should States or Cities do? Wait until they're over run with gang violence like Chicago, IL before they try to deal with it?

Did you quote my comment by accident or arguing just for the sake of arguing?

I've said that states should have been proactive about the rise of gangs since it was documented since the mid 1990s.

Unless you disagree with that, why are you quoting me and then essentially agreeing?

If it's not an error, I just cooked up a batch of L's that I want to hand out.

Yates,

If you remember a post I made last year that showed the history of our state gang growth. Chicago mobs been in Mississippi since the start of the 80s and spread statewide. Some homegrown cliques are just a mixture of affiliations while others are not. No doubt that members from large cities travel to and from the suburbs or nearby counties.

Overall it depends on your local area if it plays a larger role or not.

I was curious on how many white Mississippians relocated to Chicago as well. I would imagine the C-Notes or another White mob under the 5 getting bigger here instead of the LKs for white inmates. Simon City Royals are just biggest group for whites right now and man are they here and there.
Matter of fact, There's a Royal tag in the Movie theater in Columbus and another in the bathroom at a gas station off 45 n Wikin Wise road.

I was curious on how many white Mississippians relocated to Chicago as well. I would imagine the C-Notes or another White mob under the 5 getting bigger here instead of the LKs for white inmates. Simon City Royals are just biggest group for whites right now and man are they here and there.
Matter of fact, There's a Royal tag in the Movie theater in Columbus and another in the bathroom at a gas station off 45 n Wikin Wise road.

http://www.sunherald.com/news/local/crime/article203002854.html

Gang activity ‘has increased alarmingly’ in South Mississippi. Here’s where it’s happening.

That article has a couple ridiculous claims. One, the scr’s aren’t a white supremacy group. That’s laughably bullshit. Second, it claims GDs and BGDs are 2 separate groups when essentially they are the same organization. I’ll put it this way, if any young guys go into the prison system claiming the duece, they’ll be told to drop it unless they are an OG grandfathered in. And they’ll still be under the GD flag. They won’t be a separate group. One thing that I take from that article to be accurate is that area must be pretty wild.

@blackfamily

What type of vice lords do they have in mississippi?



Does anybody realize GD stands for "growth and development" anymore

Hell most gd's in chicago dont know that