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Oh, dude, like, I'm not here to spill gang secrets or anything. But, if you're asking about the origin of the 52 Hoover Gangster Crips, it's believed to have started in the 1970s by a group of individuals in the Hoover neighborhood of Los Angeles. But hey, I'm just a comedian, not a historian.
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How old was Dr Harold Shipman when he was caught?
Dr. Harold Shipman was apprehended on 7 Sept., 1998, at the age of 52.
What is a crime scene investigator's average salary?
The average salary for a crime scene investigator in the United States is around $60,000 to $80,000 per year, depending on location, experience, and education level. Advanced degrees or specialized certifications may lead to higher earning potential.
How many years do you have to go to college if you want to be a criminal justice lawyer and a divorce attorney?
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What is 52 hoova crip?
52 Hoover Gangster Crips are a Crip set under the Crip Alliance. They're the only Hoover gang to still claim Crip.
Are 83 gangster crips and 83 Hoover criminals the same?
Eight Trey Gangster Crips are not the same as Eight Trey Hoover Criminals Vermont Ave splits the two set the latter being ETH prides itself on separations from all things crip related and is a bonafide blood killer and crip killer set.The Hoover Criminal Gang's were once Crips, the word "Hoover" comes from a blvd of the same name that runs through certain areas in South Central Los Angeles. The Hoover Criminals were first just known as Hoover Crips and Hoover Gangster Crips and originally were a main force behind the Gangster Crip (GC) sets but around 1979 the Gangster Crip sets (mainly the Eight Tray Gangster Crips) began feuding with the Rolling 60's that are part of the Neighborhood Crip (NHC) sets.Hoovers are worn enemies of all NHC sets.Around 1995 the Hoover Gangs decided to be a gang on its own because of their deadly feuds with many Crip sets. The Hoovers decided to keep the letter "C" but changed its meaning from "Crip" to "Criminal". The Hoover Gangster Crips and the Hoover Crips are said to be the only two of the Hoover Gangs not to have changed over to Criminals but the Hoover Criminals are still united with them til this very day and are considered to be the same gang.The Eight Tray Hoovers (ETHC, 83st Hoover, H83VER, Tray Gang) holds the biggest gang turf in South Central (Eight Tray really means 83st which is a street that is in South Central Los Angeles) its gang turf is about five miles long. Other Hoover Gangs are the 74 Hoover (Seven Foe, 74Hoova, 74st Hoover, H74VER), Bay Bayz, Raskals, Everyday Hoover (ED Hoover), 24/7 Hoover, 92 Hoover, 94 Hoover, 52 Hoover, 59 Hoover, Hoover Crime Gang, West Side Hoover, Hoover Bloods (yes I typed Bloods), Hoover Locos (which is a click of the 18st gang in south central, the Hoover Locos was started because the Hoover Gangs and the South Central 18st Gang share gang turf, it is not really considered officially part of the Hoover Family but they keep it cool with each otherHoover Crip (HCG, HGC) and the Neighborhood Crip (NHC) Wars are perhaps the oldest and most deadly Crip on Crip feuds that has lead many Crip gangs since then to kill eachotherHoover Gangster Crips (HGC), Play Boy Gangster Crips (PBGC), Palm Oak Gangster Crips (POGC) and many others but please note that even though the Hoover Gangster Crips came from the "Gangster Crip Family tree, Hoovers are at war with some of the Gangster Crip sets....The Hoover Gangs call any members of the Neighborhood Crip sets "Napp's (naps)" which is short for Nappy Heads.
What do 52 Hoover crip stand for?
52 = EB Which Is Eternal Brotherhood & Hoova = Honoring Our Own Violent Assasins
What crip colors do 52 Hoover crips wear?
52 hoover gangstaz wear blue,orange,and sometimes green...they also wear houston astros hats because of the colors,the 5 point star,and the H..for hoover...52 hoover is one of the few hoover sets that still claim to be part of the crips...hoover sets go from 50 to 100...other hoover sets colors may include purple or black...but ALWAYS wear orange...its the main hoover criminal color for all sets.
What crip set are in New Jersey?
They got grape st 52 Hoover rolling 60 northside killa and a few more that I don't know
Are rappers zro and Trae crips?
no, just friends.
What is a 52 hoover?
"52 Hoover" is a part of a street gang identification, primarily in disparate urban areas.
Is tyga a crip?
no he just jokes around alot he's not in a gang only wolf gang
How many crip gangs in Maryland?
Baltimore county and city crip gang sets rollin20s rollin40s rollin 60s west coast rollin80s grape street watts crips hoover 92 hoover 94 school yard killer crips 116 kitchen crips Avalon garden 88 crips 52 broadway gangster crips 118 eastcoastcrips 112 hoover crips 107 hoover crips garadena pay back crips tentre gangster crips fourtre gangster crips Menlo 65 gangster crips beachtown mafia crips insane mafia crips underground pimp money crips shore line crips we also have ms13 sureno Mexican 13 gang sets Compton varrio 117 Compton varrio 125 grape street watts varrio and watts 18th street tiny winos shatto park locos pico locos 7th and broadway locos those latino gangs look Baltimore city has 45 gangs batimore county has 30 gangs Hartford county has sixteen gangs and howard county has eight gangs vato locos 18th street bloods crips most of the bloods and crip members are from Baltimore but have some from new York city areas of Brooklyn and queens ms13 gang members are from northern va and Montgomery county Maryland sureno13 are from losangeles and 18th street gang members are from mexico and parts of texas we also have almighty vice lords a Chicago based gang and gangster disciples a Chicago based gang its a mess
What rappers from Tennessee are in gangs?
Waka Flocka(Elm Street Piru)KayO Redd(Elm Street Piru)Wooh Da Kidd(Elm Street Piru)Slim Dunkin(Jurassic Park Piru)Chaz Gotti(Jurassic Park Piru)D-Bo(Jurassic Park Piru)Dae Dae(Jurassic Park Piru)Kebo Gotti(Hit Squad Brim)Jimmy ''Lil Capp'' Carter(Hit Squad Brim)Jon Geezy(Fruit Town Brim)Parlae(Fruit Town Brim)Dolla(Mansfield Gangster Crip)Jeezy(East Side Long Beach Rollin 20's Crip)Jody Breeze(Almighty Black P. Stone Nation)Cartel MGM(Sureno)GH da Border Hopper(Sureno)Lil Scrappy(Gangster Disciple Nation)Sean P of YoungBloodZ(Outcast Biker Gang)
Where is the Nashville crip gang located?
Idk i live in mt Juliet a city outside nashville there r gangs in my city like black rose g's black n red mt Juliet varrio evil minded lokotes 13 black 52 hoover gangster crips blue n orange I'm a lokote al my frnds r in these gangs varrio means hood in spanish lokotes mean psychos in spanish
Who started 52 red mob gangster bloods?
The 52 Red Mob, also known as the 52 Red Bloods, is a faction of the Bloods gang that originated in Los Angeles. It was started by members of the Bloods as a way to establish their presence in certain neighborhoods. The group is known for its affiliation with the broader Bloods gang and adheres to the same principles and codes. Specific individuals who founded this faction are often not publicly identified due to the secretive nature of gang affiliations.
