Gang and Terror Recruitment
Gang and terror recruitment within correctional facilities poses significant security risks and challenges for staff. This directory offers articles and resources on identifying, preventing, and managing recruitment efforts by gangs and terrorist organizations among inmates. Understanding these threats is essential for maintaining security and preventing the spread of extremist ideologies. For related strategies, explore our section on Inmate Management and Security.
Bulger’s transfer to W. Va. prison was well-known to other inmates and he was beaten to death just hours after his arrival
Father Gregory Boyle recognized for a lifetime of helping former gang members reclaim their lives after prison
COs were assaulted when they responded to a gang-related altercation between prisoners that occurred in an open area inside the facility
At war in prison, foes work for common bad outside
The Bulldogs are described by authorities as the nation’s largest independent street gang.
Miguel Angel Caro Quintero smuggled more than 100 tons of marijuana into the U.S.
Deciphering a coded gang message from Virginia
The information posted help LEOs track gangs, but also pose deadly threat
Group of African American students sue Union City and school district for failing to protect from “racial harassment”
The gang is among the largest in the Texas prison system
Why we should never negotiate with gang bosses
The U.S. 7th Circuit court of appeals rejects inmate’s free speech argument
Gangs are now taking control of the streets
1 of 2 accused of plotting to assassinate Obama while dressed in white tuxedos
