List of Crips subgroups
Alaska
- The 88th Street Crips[1]
- The Altadena Blocc Crips, originally from Pasadena.[1]
- The Baby Hamo Tribe Crips[1]
- The Combat Crips[1]
- The Fam Bam Crips, primarily active in Thurston County.[1]
- The Loc Down Crips[1]
- The Loco Latin Crips[1]
- The Mongolian Boys Society[1]
- The Mountain View Crips[1]
- The Original Swamp Compton Crips, originally from Compton, California[1]
- The Royal Samoan Posse, originally from Santa Ana.[1]
- The West Side City Crips[1]
Anchorage
- The 51-50 Crips[2]
- The Hamo Tribe or Hamo Tribe Crips, a predominantly Polynesian gang[1]
- The Tongan Crip Gang (TCG), a chapter of the predominantly Tongan-American gang from Inglewood, California.[1]
California
Colton
- Colton City Crips[3]
Santa Rosa
City of San Francisco
- The Asian Crips (AC), a Japanese American and Korean American Crip set.[5]
- The Cambodian Crips (CC), is a primarily Cambodian American and Vietnamese American gang in Tenderloin, San Francisco which includes Little Saigon. Last reported in 2003.[6]
Tulare County
- The Lahu Pride Crips (LPC), is a primarily Lahu and Asian American gang.[8]
- The Mongolian Boys Society (MBS), is a primarily Hmong American gang.[8]
- The Oriental Boys Soldiers (OBS), is a primarily Lao gang an Asian American Street gang.[8]
- The Seek and Destroy Kin (SADK), an Asian American gang.[8]
North Hollywood
Possibly defunct gangs include:
Exposition Park and surrounding unincorporated areas (Westside)
- The Rollin 30s Harlem Crips, also known as Dirt Gang is a mostly Belizean-American and African-American gang.
Watts (Eastside)
- The Grape Street Watts Crips (GSWC / GSC / GSW), an African-American Watts Crips subset based out of the Jordan Downs Housing Projects spread from Grape Street to 97th Street, between Alameda Street and 103rd Street. *
- The Project Watts Crips, more commonly known as the PJ Watts Crips (PJWC) or PJ Crips, are a Watts Crip set based out of the Imperial Courts Housing Project in Watts.[10]
Venice
- The Venice Shoreline Crips (VSLC / VSC), a predominantly African-American gang in Venice, California.
Fresno
East Palo Alto
- The True Blue Crips had presence in East Palo Alto during the 1990s, and may have presence in the modern day.[12]
Long Beach
- The Asian Boyz were founded in Long Beach in the mid-1980s, and was made up of mostly Cambodian Americans. It is the largest Asian American Crips subset.
- Baby Insane Crips[13]
- Rollin 20s Crips
Sacramento
- Garden Blocc Crips, situated mainly in South Sacramento[14]
San Diego
- The Asian Crips have a subset called Locced Out Youngsters which operate in the Mira Mesa neighborhood, among others.[15]
- Westcoast Crips, significantly settled in the Southeast San Diego area.[16]
Stockton
- 52 Hoover Gangsta Crips[17]
- 118 East Coast Crips[17]
- Asian Crips[17]
- Crazy Town Crips, with a heavy Asian American presence, especially Cambodian, and claims the Carrington Circle area.[18]
- The Eastside Crips[19]
- The Northside Gangster Crips, mostly African American with members who are Hispanic American and of other ethnicites[20]
- Original Crip Gangsters[17]
- Southside Mob Crips[17]
Richmond
- The San Francisco-based Cambodian Crips started forming in Richmond in the early 2000s, and feuds with the gang Sons of Death.[21]
Idaho
Approximately 5% of Idaho's gang members are Crips, out of 2,408 confirmed gang members in the state.[22]
Nevada
- The Bite the Dust Crips (BTD), an African-American Crip subset[25]
Pennsylvania
- The McDonald bureau Crips, is a Caucasian subset of Crips, based in McDonald Pennsylvania. (McC).[33]
South Dakota
- The North Side Tre Tre Gangster Crips, a Sioux gang[34]
Utah
- The Tongan Crip Gang (TCG).[35]
- The Baby Tengalators (BT).[35]
- The Doomstown Crips (DTC).[35]
- The Krazy Ass Samoans (KAS).[35]
- The Lay Low Crips (LLC)[35]
- The Locoville Crips (LVC)[36]
- The Park Village Compton Crips (PVC / PVCC)[35]
- The Punchito Crip Gang (PCG) gang.[35]
- The Rose Park Family (RPF).[35]
- The Salt Lake Posse (SLP) is a Tongan-American and Samoan-American gang.[35]
- The Samoans in Action (SIA).[35]
- The Sons of Samoa (SOS).[35]
- The Tongan Crip Regulators (TCR).[35]
- The Tongan Style Gangsters (TSG)[35]
- The West Side Crips / Westside Crips (WSC)[35]
- The Samoan Pride Gangsters (SPG)[36]
- The South 700 Crips (S7) (The only St.George set thats predominantly White there are little people of color in this set)
Wisconsin
- The Asian Crips is a nationwide Hmong gang.[38]
- The Asian Neutral Boys is a regional Asian Crip gang.[38]
- The Brotherhood Crips[38]
- The Westside Crips.[39]
- The Asian Royal Crips is an Asian Crip gang. They are also known as Asian Royal Clan.[39]
- The Laos Crazy Gangsters is a nationwide Laotian gang.[38]
- The Laos Crips is a nationwide Laotian gang.[38]
- The Oriental True Crips.[38]
- The Asian Ruthless Crips.[38]
- The Crazy Crip Boys.[38]
- The Garson Park Crips.[39]
- The Mafia 5-1 Crips[38]
Caribbean islands
Grenada
The Crips have been identified in Grenada although they were mentioned to have no affiliation to the U.S. gangs. Last reported in 2008.[40]
U.S. Virgin Islands
St. Thomas
St. John Island
- The St. John Crips, on the St. John island.[41]
Central America
Belize
- The Campos Crips, a Belizean gang located in the northern Ambergris Caye area of San Pedro, Belize.[42]
South America
Brazil
- The Menshevicc Senshi Crips (MSC) is a Brazilian mixed race gang located around the Viracopos neighborhood area of Campinas, predominantly formed by Afro-Brazilians, Japanese-Brazilians and Russian-Brazilians, with ties to the First Capital Command.[43]
Europe
Netherlands
- The Eastside Crips is an Afro-Dutch gang in The Hague, Netherlands[44]
- The West-Holland Boys Crips in the areas Noordwijkerhout,Oegstgeest [45] [46]
- The Southside First Tray Crips is an African-Dutch gang in Rotterdam, Netherlands[44]
- The Eight Tray Gangster Crips in the areas Dordrecht,Groningen Den Haag [45] [46]
- The Traynity in Bijlmer The Netherlands[45]
- The Luca Crips in Rotterdam, Netherlands The Netherlands[45]
Oceania
Australia
Guam (U.S. territory)
- The School Yard Crips (SYC), a Chuukese Crip gang in Guam[48]
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