The recent increase in gang activity across major U.S. cities like Chicago, Baltimore, and Los Angeles represents a troubling trend, reflecting both violence and the evolution of criminal strategies.
Gangs have moved beyond traditional drug trading; with technological advancement, new forms of crime such as identity theft and fraud are now prevalent among many of these groups.
Understanding the socio-economic conditions that contribute to gang proliferation is crucial, as it shines a light on the security challenges communities face and their impact on public safety.
To further explore this issue, 24/7 Wall St. analyzed recognized gangs by state, correlating their presence with factors such as population, poverty rates, and labor force participation.
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