National Crime Syndicate

supremacist prison gang and a national crime syndicate in the United States. The AB was founded in 1964 by Irish bikers as a form of protection for white inmates in newly desegregated prisons; the AB is today the largest and deadliest prison gang in the United States, with an estimated of about 20,000 members inside prisons and on the streets. These members of the AB gang are found in federal and state prisons. The AB has a motto which is “blood in, blood out.” As a crime syndicate, the gang participates

was originally passed due to family violence, high substance abuse rates, and political corruption. Due to the complete ban of production nationwide, importation, and sale of alcoholic beverages, a window of opportunity was opened for organized crime syndicates to take control of the black market. The demand for alcohol was still there. Smuggling, bootlegging and rum-running started flooding the illegal markets in the U.S in the early 1920’s. Irish, Italian, and Jewish immigrants who had recently migrated

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1 The case: Michelle Knight Michelle knight is a 34 year old Caucasian women who was born April 1981, later on moving to Cleveland Ohio where she was raised (Knight, 2015). Growing up she recalls not having a good relationship with her mother, she remembers “a chaotic childhood marked by neglect and abuse” (Connors, 2014). In school she was bullied and eventually sexually assaulted “By a group of males “resulting in her dropping out of school and later finding out her had become pregnant as a result

1 The case: Michelle Knight Michelle knight is a 34 year old Caucasian women who was born April 1981, later on moving to Cleveland Ohio where she was raised (Knight, 2015). Growing up she recalls not having a good relationship with her mother, she remembers “a chaotic childhood marked by neglect and abuse” (Connors, 2014). In school she was bullied and eventually sexually assaulted “By a group of males “resulting in her dropping out of school and later finding out her had become pregnant as a result

The class sequence could be improved. Some of the classes seemed, either out of sequence or the information provided would have been better understood if presented first in another class. I believe Ofc. Marlin tried to sequence these better but had difficulty with coordinating the schedules of the instructors. When possible, give the training a higher priority and schedule early enough to minimize last-minute changes. This would benefit the training, the students, and Ofc. Marlin. Toward the end

Crime throughout the United States is measured through statistics. Whether they are small crimes, blue color crimes, drugs, and even murder, these statistics help the criminal justice system to develop new laws that need to be put in place and to see how current programs are working. There are two statistical reports used to measure crime in the United States; they are the (UCR) Uniform Crime Report and the (NCVS) National Crime Victimization Survey. There is a third and it is self-reported crimes

Although crime has been around for ages, we only started collecting crime data around the 1930’s. Crime statistics show a lot about a country, state, county, etc. Crime can be linked to the environment, behavior of others, and personal experiences, it all depends on how the person deals with the hand they are dealt. Crime data is collected from three sources, which are uniform crime reports (UCR), national incident based reporting system (NIBRS), and national crime victimization survey (NCVS).

A FORCE OF OVERALL CONCERN Adell Newman-Lee Criminology-CJ102-D04 December 3, 2003 THESIS: WORKPLACE AS IT RELATES TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE I INTRODUCTION: • Crime and violence • Workplace violence a major concern • The three entities involved II STATISTICS • The Bureau of Justice Statistics • Statistics from 1992 to 1996 • National Crime Victimization Survey and The Bureau of Labor Statistic III WORKPLACE VIOLENCE A LAW ENFORCEMENT ISSUE • Responsibility of Law Enforcement • The impact and

and for him to have to travel all the way to Florida to get arrested seems a little far-fetched to me. The arresting agency would have to provide thorough due diligence to ensure that it was a good arrest. Did the person sought after ever commit a crime in another state, was the local LEA provided a photograph of the other Uncle Bob, was my Uncle Bob hiding something? All great questions