Inglewood Blood Sets

Crenshaw Mafia Gang Bloods

The Crenshaw Mafia Gang, also known as the "Crenshaw Mafia Gangster Bloods" (CMGB), are a long standing African-American street gang formed during the late 1970s by a man known on the streets as “Kay Bee” in the western district of Inglewood, California. This gang is a spin-off of the Inglewood Family Gang, who they consider a close ally. The area in which the Crenshaw Mafia Gang claim as their territory is known as "The Bottom", which is centered around Century and Crenshaw Blvd. on 104th street. Although some of its members live in other parts of town, most grew up together in that particular neighborhood. The Crenshaw Mafia Gang has a close relationship with the LA Denver Lane Bloods and have been so for over 20 years. This alliance was known as the “Denver Mafias” by the 1st generation and would later be coined the “Mafia Lanes” by the 2nd/following generation. Other allies include the Inglewood Family Gang, Family Swan Bloods,Rollin 60s, Centinela Park Family Bloods, Weirdoz Gangster Bloods, Rollin 20s Neighborhood Bloods, Harvard Park Brims and the Athens Park Bloods. However, The Crenshaw Mafia Gang were as Tennesee and Georgia. The 104 CMGBs arent going away anytime soon. The WorldWideWh104ping Movement is in full effect. Just FYI my Rellys it was around the year 1985 North East Park Hill da Rellys suxh as the LocKett Family and few other Killa Kali Damus migrated right into Park Hill No East Denver Making the EastSide Ten Foe Crenshaw Mafia Gangster Bloods which today's generation in the Denver Metro area and throughout Denver all know what it B like and they know it that Big Bad muthafukkin WestSide 104th Street Park Hill Crenshaw Mafia Gangster Bloods Whk62p 2 my 303 n 720 dogs This also have beef with the (wblc) Grape st crips

Centinela Park Family Bloods

Centinela Park Family Bloods (CPF) is an African American street gang founded in the east side of the city of Inglewood, California. Often referred to as "The Nelas", this gang was formed in the mid to late 1970s and originally claimed the Piru card ("Centinela Park Pirus") until the early 1990s. The name of this gang derives from a public park called Centinela Park (also known as "Edward Vincent Junior Park") located along Centinela Avenue, between Hyde Park Blvd and Florence Avenue. The heart of the Centinela Park Family Bloods territory was originally on Hazel Street and stretched from West Blvd. in the east to La Brea to the west and 64th Street in the north towards Florence Avenue to the south. Their closest allies at the time were the 64 Brims. The Centinela Park Family Bloods fall under the Family Alliance and are cliqued up with the Inglewood Family Gang and Family Swan Bloods. The Centinela Park Family used to be allies of the Inglewood Neighborhood Pirus at one time, but due to the beef between the Inglewood Family Gang and the Inglewood Neighborhood Pirus, the Centinela Park Family Bloods dropped their affiliation to the "Piru" card and began to represent the Family Alliance. That rivalry has also made the Centinela Park Family enemies of the Queen Street Bloods as well. However, they are still friendly towards the Blood Stone Villians as well as the Crenshaw Mafia Gang. They also have the distinction of sharing parts of their neighborhood with the Rollin 60s Neighborhood Crips; one of their most bitter rivals. Other rivals include the 64 West Blvd Crips, Rollin 90s Neighborhood Crips, Rollin 40s Neighborhood Crips, Osage Legend Crips, Eight Tray Gangster Crips and the Tongan Crips Gang.

Queen Street Blood Gang

The Queen Street Bloods (QSBG) are a small African American street gang from the Inglewood section of Los Angeles, California. They were sanctioned into the Blood Alliance by the larger Neighbor Hood Pirus in the 1980's. This gang has two subsets: the West Side (W/S) QSB and the other being on 76th street. The Queen Street Bloods territory is centered in the Queen Street and Inglewood Avenue area but incorporates surrounding blocks as well. They are allies of the Double II Bloods in Newark, New Jersey. They used to be allies of Neighborhood Pirus but there has been friction with members from both sides being shot and killed, although they are supposedly back to being allies again. Their enemies include the Raymond Avenue Crips, Osage Legend Crips, Inglewood Family Gang, 18th Street Gang and the Inglewood 13 Hispanic gang as well as a brief back & forth with the Neighborhood Piru gang, even though they are supposedly back to being allies members on both sides were killed relatively not long ago so bad blood might still be there. The Westside Connection's Mack-10 has ties to this gang's area. The Queen Street Bloods is small compared to other Inglewood Bloods Gangs, but is active and known for going against larger gangs without hesitation. In 1993 a member of The Inglewood Queen Street Bloods, Tewhan “Massacre” Butler and Co founder Quadree “Trouble” Smith started a chapter of the Bloods called “Double II" Set in East Orange, New Jersey, the "double I" meaning From "Inglewood" to "Ill-Town".

NeighborHood Piru (Inglewood)

The West Side Inglewood Neighborhood Pirus (NHP) which now claim the “Norfside” are a large and infamous street gang founded in the western section of Inglewood, California in the 1970's. Although members are predominantly African American this gang is currently known to have Hispanic and Asian members as well. Originally known as the "Hyde Park Boys", this gang occupies a large area from Centinela Avenue in the north to Florence Avenue to the south between La Cienega Blvd and Edgewood Street, just west of Centinela Avenue. Their gang breaks down into clicks by blocks as well as “Big homies” who put on younger gang members to carry the same moniker name as them often distinguished by “Lil, Baby, Tiny, and Infant”. The current blocks they control are the “500 block” - Hyde Park Blvd, the “700 block” - Inglewood Ave, the “800 block” - Glenway Drive, and the most newly founded “Bix Foe Street” - 64th St. The well known clicks are the “Tako” click which was started by one of their Hispanic members who is also the father of hip hop rapper “Rucci”. Other well known clicks are the “Wacks”, the “Slims”, the “Pint Gang”, the “Skraps”, and the “OrDie Gang”. The Inglewood Neighborhood Pirus have no relation to the 151 Neighborhood Pirus and the 145 Neighborhood Pirus located in Compton, California. They have a different set of rivals and do not function with them as a gang whatsoever. This gang was sanctioned in the Blood Alliance by the Rollin 20s Neighborhood Bloods gang, but currently do not function with them in any manner. They once had a beef with the Inglewood Family Bloods but have since become allies after high ranking members of the “United Blood Nation” prison gang called for a truce between the two gangs in the late 2000s. They are also known to have a short feud with the Black P Stone Bloods who claim the “Jungles” after NHP members shot up a section of their main turf. They also had a short standing beef with the Queen Street Bloods after a member “Rosemo700” was killed in a drive-by shooting by a Queen Street Bloods member by the name of “Diablo” who was also murdered shortly after. This beef was well documented as it stemmed from a viral video on WorldStarHipHop of Queen Street Bloods member “Boskoe100” being badly beaten up by “Rosemo700” as rapper “2Eleven” (Young Jeezy CTE affiliate) filmed the incident. Since then The Queen Street Bloods and the Neighborhood Pirus are back to having a shaky alliance. “Boskoe100” who is now a social media personality is now known to have been a witness in a murder case when he was 12 years old when he lived in the Hoover section of South Central Los Angeles, this was documented in a StreetGangs.com where his mother spoke on the incident. Current allies of the Neighborhood Pirus are a shaky alliance again with Queen Street Bloods, the Centinela Park Families, the Inglewood Family Gang, the Van Ness Gangster Bloods, and the West Side Pirus in Compton, California & Hawthorne Pirus in Hawthorne, California. This gang is also connected to the founding of the Neighborhood Pirus in Houston, Texas which rapper “Sauce Walka” claims to be a member of, they also have a subset in Wichita, Kansas & smaller subset in Indianapolis, Indiana that’s under the W/S NHP. The Inglewood Neighborhood Pirus are one of the few Blood gangs to have had a rivalries with a multitude of other Blood gangs such as the Crenshaw Mafia Gang, the LA Denver Lanes, the Inglewood Families, and the Black P Stones & a short but bloody feud with the Queen Street Bloods. All these beefs have now died down due to high ranking members of the Neighborhood Pirus becoming United Blood Nation members after going to prison. The laws of the United Blood Nation state that their should be no wars amongst Bloods and Piru gangs. Among the Crips, the Neighborhood Pirus have waged war against the Rollin 60s Neighborhood Crips, the Rollin 90s Neighborhood Crips, the Rollin 100s Crips, and the Rollin 30 Harlem Crips. They also have a long standing war with with the Hispanic Inglewood 13 gang which fall under the Sureno Mexican Mafia. This war is still active and on going.

Avenue Piru Gang

The West Side (W/S) Avenue Piru Gang are a predominately African American street gang founded in the city of Inglewood, California in the early 1970s. The Avenue Pirus were the first gang outside of Compton, California to claim the "Piru" card, the birth place of the Pirus. Their territory is roughly between Crenshaw Blvd. in the west and Van Ness to the east from 104th Street in the north towards 109th street in the south. Most members claim 104th Street but they also claim 108th and 109th as territory as well. Their main allies include the Inglewood Neighborhood Pirus, the Inglewood Family Gang, Center Park Bloods, the Crenshaw Mafia Gang and the Weirdoz Gangster Bloods. They are considered rivals of the Rollin 90s Neighborhood Crips, 111 Neighbor Hood Crips, 112 Neighbor Hood Crips, 115 Neighbor Hood Crips, 104 Hard Time Hustler Crips, Osage Legend Crips, 102 Budlong Gangster Crips, 102 Raymond Avenue Crips, Imperial Village Crips and the Tongan Crips Gang.

Arbor Village Bloods

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The west side (W/S) Arbor village bloods are a predominantly African American street gang founded in the 1980's. they are a spin off of the Inglewood family blood alliance claiming "94th street" . Main rivals include the Osage legend crips, the queen street bloods & the Raymond avenue crips & up until recently a truce was made between the Inglewood 13's and the 94's after numerous shootings. There area is located in south Inglewood between labrea avenue to aviation & from century blvd to Manchester. They remain one of the most active blocks from the Inglewood family gang up to this very day with over 200 active members

Doty Block Gangster Bloods

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Weirdo'z Gang Bloods

Weirdoz Gangsta Bloods started as WDZ a clique at Morningside Highschool they eventually became the Weirdoz Gangsta Bloods WGB’s as there presently known as from beefing with surrounding gangs crips and bloods the Weirdoz Gangsta Bloods claim 111 and Doty Avenue as theyre hood. There also a spin off of the Cmgs. In recent years they been in a intense beef with Xv3 and Cpb.

Ransom Mob Gangster Bloods

The Ransom Mob Gangster Bloods (RMGB) are a small African American street gang from the Inglewood section of Los Angeles, California established in 1991. They were founded in Inglewood as a clique and later became associated with the Bloods in 1999. This gang has two subsets: the 82nd street RMG and the other being the 99th Moneyside Hustlaz. The Ransom Gang territory is centered on 82nd street and 5th Avenue (Park Circle) area but incorporates surrounding blocks in the morning side park district of Inglewood. They are allies and share a neighborhood with the larger Inglewood Family Bloods. Their enemies include the Hardtime Huster Crips, Osage Legend Crips, and the Rollin 40 and 60 crips. The Ransom Mob Blood Gang is small compared to other Inglewood Bloods Gangs, but is active and known for money making operations and there presence in the music industry