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This fact sheet provides information about street gangs to teenagers.
Once considered an urban problem, gang violence has spread to smaller cities, towns, and rural areas. There are more than 24,500 different youth gangs around the country, with more than 772,500 teenage and young adult members. A gang is defined as a group of people who engage in joint violent, illegal, or criminal activity. Gangs usually identify themselves with a common name and symbols. Research has estimated that teenagers who are gang members are more likely to commit serious and violent crimes and are more likely to be victims of homicide than non-gang members. There has been a steep increase in gang activity in the United States since the 1970’s, but since 1996 gang membership has decreased except in cities with populations of over 25,000. The average age of gang members is around 17 to 18 years. Approximately half of all gang members are 18 or older; these older gang members are much more likely to be involved in serious and violent crimes. Females are less likely to be involved with gangs than males, however, one 11-city survey of eighth-graders found that 38 percent of gang members were female. Further research has shown that 78 percent of female gang members have been involved in gang fights and 39 percent have attacked someone with a weapon. Teenagers join gangs for a many reasons, including excitement and a sense of belonging. Suggestions are offered for keeping teenagers away from gangs, such as finding positive ways to spend time, avoiding gang members, and not carrying weapons. Helpful links are offered for more information about gangs and how to steer clear of them. References

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Published: 17:34 BST, 27 July 2016 | Updated: 19:00 BST, 27 July 2016
A savage fight between a group of teenagers in a park has left one youngster needing hospital treatment and another injured after they were allegedly attacked with a hammer.
Shocking footage of the melee in broad daylight shows a gang of youths kicking and punching a 14-year-old boy lying on the ground before one ruffian shouts out, 'Chuck me the hammer bruv'.
Onlookers at Riverside Park in Southampton can be heard swearing in horror as the violent teens land heavy blows on the victim who attempts to kick back from his prone position.
Shocking footage of the melee shows a gang of youths kicking, punching and using an object to beat a boy lying on the ground
Onlookers at Riverside Park in Southampton can be heard swearing in horror as the violent teens land heavy blows on the victim who attempts to kick back from his prone position
Later a youngster who was being attacked escapes from the group and removes his shirt which has been ripped to shreds.
A girl in small shorts with her hair piled on head can be heard yelling expletive-laden abuse at one of the boys.
'Look at yourself, you're embarrassing!' she finishes as she walks away.
The footage has since been broadcast on Facebook, although police have urged viewers not to further share the harrowing video.
It is unclear what the gang were fighting about.
The person who posted the video online said they were not there at the time but claims that 'they used hammer and other tools to hurt him'
Hampshire Police have said that they are investigating the incident from Sunday which took place around 2.30pm
The video ends with the youngster who was being attacked escaping from the group and removing his shirt which has been ripped to shreds
Two boys suffered injuries as a result of the fight and one required hospital treatment
Hampshire Police have said that they are investigating the incident from Sunday which took place around 2.30pm.
Two 14-year-old boys suffered injuries as a result of the fight with one requiring hospital treatment.
The person who posted the video online said they were not there at the time but claims that 'they used hammer and other tools to hurt him.'
Police Staff Investigator Elaine Rogers from the Western Investigation Team said: 'This is a shocking video of what appears to be a very violent attack on two teenage boys.
'This kind of behaviour is unacceptable. We know a lot of people witnessed this incident and we would ask those people to make contact with us, in confidence on 101 quoting 44160276248.'
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Phillip Hobson chatted with ‘Lisa’, a fake profile set up by a member of paedophile hunter group ‘Justice For Kids’, despite being told she was underage
A pervert who asked a '13-year-old girl' if she was up for a "gang bang" before he was caught by paedophile hunters has been jailed .
Phillip Hobson chatted with ‘Lisa’, a fake profile set up by a member of paedophile hunter group ‘Justice For Kids’, despite being told she was underage.
The 55-year-old asked if she was willing to meet up for a ‘gang bang’, spoke about staying in a bed and breakfast and the girl having sex with up to three men.
He also asked her to send ‘sexy’ photographs of herself in leggings - and told her to bring a friend along.
But he was arrested after members of the group confronted him at his home on the day he arranged to meet Lisa at Stoke train station.
Now Hobson, who was jailed for similar offences in December 2016, has been locked up for 20 months.
He was told by a judge: “Your risk is assessed as high. You are sexually attracted to children.”
Prosecutor Jonathan Dickinson told Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court that a member of the Justice For Kids group set up a profile of a 13-year-old girl online and the defendant initiated contact.
Mr Dickinson said: “He was told immediately she was just 13 years of age. He made contact over a number of weeks from December 18.
"He asked if she was willing to meet up for a gang bang.
“The defendant planned where they would meet. He spoke about staying in a B&B and the girl having sex with up to three men.
"He asked her to bring a friend and asked for a sexy photo of the girl in leggings.”
He arranged to meet Lisa at Stoke Train Station on January 13 but did not turn up.
But the paedophile hunters found out where he lived and confronted him at his Stoke home. The police were called and he was arrested.
Hobson, of Stoke, pleaded guilty to attempting to meet a child following sexual grooming and breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
The court was told the defendant was jailed for 13 months for attempting to sexually groom a child and he was made the subject of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
Kevin Mortlock, mitigating, said: “He accepts the communication indicated an intention to engage in sexual activity.
“He acknowledges he failed to comply with the Sexual Harm Prevention Order.”
Judge Paul Glenn told Hobson his previous convictions were a significant aggravating factor.
He said: “You were not the slightest bit deterred by that sentence. You were communicating online with someone you believed was a 13-year-old child. You spoke of gang bangs and sex.
“You did not attend the planned rendezvous on January 13 but you were that day confronted by members of the group and you were subsequently arrested.
"You made admissions and said you were currently talking to two or three under 16s."
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