National Alliance of Gang Investigators' Associations

5/22/2013 1:48:42 PM

NATIONAL ALLIANCE of GANG INVESTIGATORS' ASSOCIATIONS

"GLOBAL LEADERSHIP IN GANG CONTROL STRATEGIES"

ABOUT THE NATIONAL ALLIANCE OF GANG INVESTIGATORS' ASSOCIATIONS

The National Alliance of Gang Investigators Associations (NAGIA), formed in 1998, is a cooperative organization representing 20 state and regional gang investigators associations with over 20,000 members. It provides for leadership in developing and recommending strategies to prevent and control gang crime, administer professional training as well as assist criminal justice professionals and the public in identifying and tracking gangs, gang members and the gang crime around the world.

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Winnipeg police say they have arrested 9 of 10 members of the Mad Cow gang:

(4/30/2013) WINNIPEG - Winnipeg police say they have arrested almost all of the members of a gang known on the streets as Mad Cow. Nine of the gang's 10 primary members are now in custody facing charges that include trafficking cocaine and failing to comply with previous court orders

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Deconstructing art: Cleanup crews tackle District’s graffiti epidemic:

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North Oakland "domestic terrorists" found guilty of three murders:

(4/29/2013) OAKLAND -- Four North Oakland gang members labeled "domestic terrorists" by a prosecutor were found guilty Monday of killing three people in a string of events sparked by a revenge murder of a gang rival's brother. Deputy district attorney Steve Dal Porto asked the jury to find all four men responsible for the three killings because, he argued, they worked together in an attempt to seek vengeance against a rival gang that killed one of their members.

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Surrey's Mayor supports RCMP plan to release names of known gang members :

(4/28/2013) Surrey's mayor is in full support of the RCMP's new plan to release a list of known gang members in her city. Dianne Watts says people need to know that gang members live in their communities and shop at the same stores.