Gang Slang Terms (Law) Flashcards

Gang Slang Terms (Law)

• 187: Refers to murder or the act of committing homicide.
• 5-0: Slang for police, indicating law enforcement presence.
• 8 Ball: Indicates 1/8 of an ounce (3.5 grams) of crack cocaine; can also refer to a gang member with a related nickname.
• Bang: Implies a fight with lethal intentions.
• Banger: A term for a member of a gang.
• BG: Stands for "Baby Gangster," typically a younger or less experienced member.
• Bitch: Derogatory label for a gang member who does menial work for higher-ranking members.
• Bk: Short for "Blood Killer," excluding rivals from the Blood gang.
• Bro: Treatment of a fellow gang member akin to calling them a brother.
• Can: Threat to use bear mace against someone.
• Cap: To shoot someone.
• Ck: Means “Crip Killer,” referring to acts against the Crip gang.
• Crabs: Slang used by rival gangs towards Crip members.
• Curb Stomp: A brutal method of attack involving a victim's head being stomped on while on the curb, often leading to death.
• Dis: To show disrespect towards a gang member.
• D.K.: Denotes a "Deuce Killer," referencing the Deuce Gang targeted by the Indian Posse.
• Down: Indicates a gang member's allegiance; incorrect answers can lead to severe consequences.
• Filthy Few: A patch indicating someone killed within the Hell's Angels motorcycle club.
• Filthy Few Forever (FFF or 666): Refers to the Hell's Angels' apparel featuring "666," marking loyalty.
• Flap: Refers to a quarter gram of cocaine.
• Gangsta: A term for a gangster, typically involved in criminal activities.
• Graffiti: Artistic representation of gang symbols or signs.
• H A: (81): Abbreviation for Hells Angels; 81 denotes the 8th and 1st letters of the alphabet.
• Homies: Friends or close associates of gang members.
• Hood: The territory or neighborhood a gang claims.
• I.F.E: Acronym meaning "In Full Effect," indicating total control over an area.
• Jacked: Describes an individual being robbed.
• JOJ: Refers to a gang member "Just Out of Jail."
• NSK: Stands for Native Syndicate Killer, associated with gang 204, made up of ex-Native Syndicate members.
• O.G: Denotes an "Original Gangster," often a founding or long-standing member.
• P.K.: Stands for "Posse Killer," a term used by rival gangs against Deuce or Crips.
• Rag: A bandana symbolizing the colors of a gang.
• Represent: Expressing gang affiliation through attire and symbols.
• Roaches: A derogatory term aimed at members of rival gangs (specifically the Deuce gang).
• Rolling: Indicates being affiliated or linked to a specific gang.
• Slanging: Describes a person who sells drugs as a dealer for a more senior dealer.
• Slobs: Refers to rival gangs of the Indian Posse.
• Shanked: Refers to the act of stabbing someone.
• Straight Up (str8⬆️): Emphasizes honesty, especially regarding gang loyalty.
• Step Up to the Plate: Indicates a gang member accepting a challenge from a rival.
• Swarm: A tactic where numerous gang members encircle and assault a victim.
• $: Represents money obtained through criminal activities like robbery or drug dealing.
• WNR: An abbreviation for "With No Respect," used to signify disdain.

Test your knowledge of gang slang with these flashcards that cover various terms used in criminal contexts. Each term includes a definition to enhance your understanding of the language within gang culture. Ideal for law enforcement professionals and enthusiasts alike.