antigang

(ˌæntɪˈɡæŋ)

adj

opposed to the formation, growth and activities of gangs

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With young Black people constructed through official discourse as the primary perpetrators of gang crime, and antigang police command structures correspondingly positioned along racial lines, it is inevitable that racism variably materializes as a strategy for policing and punishing gangs.

Echoes of Empire: Excavating the Colonial Roots of Britain's "War on Gangs"

Under controversial "antigang" laws brought in by then Tanaiste Michael McDowell in 2007, Stephen Sarsfield should have got at least a decade behind bars.

DPP gets tough on drugs and gun gangs; Appeal over 7yrs jail for [euro]4.1m haul

A TRAFFIC stop in San Diego has led to a gun battle that killed an antigang police officer and seriously wounded another.

San Diego police officer shot dead after stopping traffic

The police outnumber the bad guys seven to three in "The Squad," a suspense-challenged genre programmer whose original French title ("Antigang," derived from the division tasked with combating organized crime) suggests a much more exciting dynamic, if the odds were stacked in the villains' favor.

The Squad

(2) The Government nevertheless proposed, and began drafting, stern antigang legislation.

An alternative to 'iron fist' policing/Una alternativa a la vigilancia policial de 'puno de hierro'/Une alternative a la police au "poing en fer"

He argued that the belief that the Chicago antigang ordinance was supported by the most impacted minority communities was false.

Home rules

The FBI established a vetted Transnational AntiGang Unit in El Salvador in 2007.

El Salvador: background and U.S. relations

Les quatre fonctionnaires, deux gardiens de la paix et deux officiers, sont affectes a la brigade de recherche et d'intervention (BRI), l' antigang ', prestigieuse unite chargee des filatures et des interpellations complexes et sensibles.

France: Aux quai des Orfevres, 4 policiers soupconnes de viol

Although community policing as a means of maintaining order in urban areas may have experienced a doctrinal setback when the Court construed the antigang ordinance in Chicago v.

Order, technology, and the constitutional meanings of criminal procedure

According to a 2011 report by the National Police antigang unit in E1 Salvador, by the end of 2010, the MS-13 and Calle 18 gangs had some 27,500 members just in E1 Salvador, 9,200 of whom were in prison.

Central American gangs: changing nature and new partners

for striking down an antigang ordinance for vagueness).

Managing the urban commons

For starters, counterinsurgent planners should consult law enforcement personnel associated with antigang units, inner-city community leaders, social psychologists, and cultural anthropologists.