juvenile gang

There are the juvenile gangs, of course, but they mostly fight among themselves.

This does not include Juvenile gang killings, of which there were far more during that period.

That can be checked in any police headquarters where there is a juvenile gang war."

Robin started out as a juvenile gang leader, who becomes an ally to Batman.

The song grew to be so popular that many juvenile gangs would commonly sing the tune in the streets.

Or, maybe someone was using too much moodspray, but whatever the local juvenile gangs get up to has nothing at all to do with the foundation.

Companion bills and amendments addressed an array of issues ranging from money laundering to juvenile gangs.

Written by On Szeto, the film is about an immigrant restaurant owner trying to protect his family from juvenile gangs.

Juvenile gangs make sections of Guatemala City unsafe at any hour of the day or night.

Some girls were truly destitute; others were hardened members of juvenile gangs who sometimes robbed their benefactors.

Compared to the outside world, with its juvenile gangs, organized rackets, and political dissidents, such a style of crime-free living is quietly attractive.

In the juvenile gangs, I understand, the girl generally carries the rod so the boy will be clean if he's frisked by the fuzz-police to you.

It then continues in juvenile gangs and, following this radicalisation, may then culminate in attacks.

Other subtypes of gangs include organized crime gangs, youth or juvenile gangs, and ethnic gangs.

The bill would demand life imprisonment or the death penalty for any crime resulting in death, and would also impose adult penalties on some juvenile gang members.

Later, as a teenager, he found that the challenge of a stormy sea affected him in much the same way as had the challenge of the juvenile gang.

His professional career started in Philadelphia as a Juvenile Gang Worker and immediately after graduate school he worked as a group therapist at Temple University.

In 1881 he exhibited two pastels, Criminal Physiognomies, that depicted juvenile gang members recently convicted of murder in the "Abadie Affair".

A juvenile gang of some of the tougher elements at the grammar school he was attending in an Atlantic City coastal suburb had singled him out for hazing.

The problem of 'street arabs' and juvenile gangs was very much in the mind of those who formed the Boys' Brigade, Church Lads, and the Scouts.

To take a single instance, the number of juvenile gangs roaming these corridors of ours has increased 400 per cent since the rumors about the Re-Education Project began to spread.

And like a juvenile gang joining the Boy's Club in some old movie, the Del-Lords have turned their street sense and untamed spirit toward notions a little more high-minded than simple hell-raising.

In 1955 Miller himself became the object of a witch-hunt, after he had been engaged as a scriptwriter for a film to illustrate the Youth Board of New York's work with juvenile gangs.

The participants are expected to include Dr. Alvin F. Poussaint, a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School; a representative of the Boston Police Department, and a juvenile gang member.

The Teahouse, about an immigrant restaurant owner trying to protect his family from juvenile gangs, takes a scathing look at the criminal justice system in Hong Kong and is considered one of Kuei's landmark works.