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Welcome to Fairfax Underground, a project site designed to improve communication among residents of Fairfax County, VA. Feel free to post anything Northern Virginia residents would find interesting.
Welcome to Fairfax Underground, a project site designed to improve communication among residents of Fairfax County, VA. Feel free to post anything Northern Virginia residents would find interesting.
Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
Concern
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Date: January 12, 2014 04:25PM
Are gangs really a problem in Fairfax? I thought Fairfax was a nice place to live. The Washington Post has an article about Crips recruiting girls and other types of gang activity in Fairfax. Can you list the areas in Fairfax County where there is a high gang presence. That way I know to avoid those areas.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
Gang Banger
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Date: January 12, 2014 04:29PM
Stay out of downtown Mclean at night.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
imbiker
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Date: January 12, 2014 05:13PM
You are on you own. There is no "nice" to live anymore crime wise.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
eesh
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Date: January 12, 2014 05:19PM
Where are all the MS-13 members that are supposedly in the DC area? I've never seen anyone with the trademark facial tattoos of MS-13.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
micronstomolecules
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Date: January 12, 2014 10:09PM
Clarendon ... BXRD ... across Route 7 from St Anthony's ... MS 13 and other Hispanic gangs.
Unless you go out of your way to get in their faces they generally hit on other Hispanics
Unless you go out of your way to get in their faces they generally hit on other Hispanics
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
Watchout Hayyy
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Date: January 12, 2014 10:20PM
I believe MS-13 started doing gang-themed musicals off-Broadway.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
Beta
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Date: January 12, 2014 10:39PM
Where to the Zetas hang out? Aren't they in a war with the MS-13's?
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
bacca
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Date: January 12, 2014 11:03PM
Fairfax county is a "sanctuary city" that means that Prince William county has kicked all of their trash to Fairfax. Your welcome voters! Diversity rules!!!!
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
NS 13
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Date: January 13, 2014 08:45AM
BACK IN THE DAY,NORTH SPRINGFIELD WAS HOME TO ANOTHER GANG,NS 13,WE HAD TO BATTLE THE LITTLE DONGS,AND THE FRITOS BANDITOS OF ANNANDALE,MOST OFTEN AT JACK IN THE BOX.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
Fairfaxian
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Date: January 13, 2014 09:43AM
Concern Wrote:
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> Are gangs really a problem in Fairfax?
They're around. I wouldn't say they're a massive problem. It's not exactly "The Warriors" out there.
I think the article you reference was about NoVA apparently being a good market for gangs who engage in child prostitution. That says to me that it's the sicko customers who are the problem here.
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> Are gangs really a problem in Fairfax?
They're around. I wouldn't say they're a massive problem. It's not exactly "The Warriors" out there.
I think the article you reference was about NoVA apparently being a good market for gangs who engage in child prostitution. That says to me that it's the sicko customers who are the problem here.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
The Neighborhood Watch!
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Date: January 13, 2014 09:44AM
About Gangs
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/gangprevention/aboutgangs.htm
What is a gang?
A gang is a group of people who band together for a common purpose and are involved in criminal activity. Other traits of gang members include sharing one or more of the following: a group name; symbols, tattoos or graffiti; style of dress; frequently congregating upon, or laying claim to, a geographic location; and associating on a regular or continuous basis.
It should not be assumed that any ethnic group is more predisposed to membership in a criminal gang. Although some gangs limit participation to their own native ethnic grouping, in fact there is no major ethnic group within the county that is not represented in one of the major criminal street gangs.
What are gang identifiers?
The simple presence of fashion or symbols associated with gang participation is not enough to determine gang membership. However, it may warrant further investigation or discussion with the individual.
Traditionally, gang involvement may be shown through various means, including clothing and jewelry. This has included the deliberate display of certain color combinations or symbols, which may carry special significance to gang members that isn’t immediately obvious to a casual observer. Sometimes pre-existing symbols, such as a professional sports team logo or even religious symbols, may be used. These indicators generally change, and may be adopted as fashion by non-gang members.
Tattoos and hand signs are used by many gangs. Tattoos may be more common with some gangs than others. Hand signs may change.
The Fairfax County Skindeep Tattoo Removal Program will remove gang-related tattoos from area youth. Information also is available at 703-246-7182, TTY 711.
What should I do if I suspect gang activity or see graffiti?
Gang Activity
Suspected gang activity can be reported to the Fairfax County Police Department in one of three ways:
• Emergency situations — call 911.
• No emergency, only to report — call 703-691-2131, TTY 711.
• Online — go to www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/crs
Graffiti
Call the Fairfax County Police Department at 703-691-2131, TTY 711, if graffiti is spotted. These reports are taken seriously and an officer will be dispatched to the location to photograph and record the graffiti and incident. Once the report is taken property owners are strongly encouraged to immediately have the graffiti removed. Products specifically formulated to remove or paint over graffiti are available at many home improvement and paint stores, as well as online.
Graffiti on roads or property maintained by the Virginia Department of Transportation should be reported to VDOT, which has a database to look up street names to determine if it is responsible for maintenance.
• E-mail: novainfo@vdot.virginia.gov.
• Telephone: 703-383-VDOT (8368), 1-888-383-VDOT (8368), TTY 711.
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/gangprevention/aboutgangs.htm
What is a gang?
A gang is a group of people who band together for a common purpose and are involved in criminal activity. Other traits of gang members include sharing one or more of the following: a group name; symbols, tattoos or graffiti; style of dress; frequently congregating upon, or laying claim to, a geographic location; and associating on a regular or continuous basis.
It should not be assumed that any ethnic group is more predisposed to membership in a criminal gang. Although some gangs limit participation to their own native ethnic grouping, in fact there is no major ethnic group within the county that is not represented in one of the major criminal street gangs.
What are gang identifiers?
The simple presence of fashion or symbols associated with gang participation is not enough to determine gang membership. However, it may warrant further investigation or discussion with the individual.
Traditionally, gang involvement may be shown through various means, including clothing and jewelry. This has included the deliberate display of certain color combinations or symbols, which may carry special significance to gang members that isn’t immediately obvious to a casual observer. Sometimes pre-existing symbols, such as a professional sports team logo or even religious symbols, may be used. These indicators generally change, and may be adopted as fashion by non-gang members.
Tattoos and hand signs are used by many gangs. Tattoos may be more common with some gangs than others. Hand signs may change.
The Fairfax County Skindeep Tattoo Removal Program will remove gang-related tattoos from area youth. Information also is available at 703-246-7182, TTY 711.
What should I do if I suspect gang activity or see graffiti?
Gang Activity
Suspected gang activity can be reported to the Fairfax County Police Department in one of three ways:
• Emergency situations — call 911.
• No emergency, only to report — call 703-691-2131, TTY 711.
• Online — go to www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/crs
Graffiti
Call the Fairfax County Police Department at 703-691-2131, TTY 711, if graffiti is spotted. These reports are taken seriously and an officer will be dispatched to the location to photograph and record the graffiti and incident. Once the report is taken property owners are strongly encouraged to immediately have the graffiti removed. Products specifically formulated to remove or paint over graffiti are available at many home improvement and paint stores, as well as online.
Graffiti on roads or property maintained by the Virginia Department of Transportation should be reported to VDOT, which has a database to look up street names to determine if it is responsible for maintenance.
• E-mail: novainfo@vdot.virginia.gov.
• Telephone: 703-383-VDOT (8368), 1-888-383-VDOT (8368), TTY 711.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
The Neighborhood Watch!
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Date: January 13, 2014 09:47AM
Frequently Asked Questions About Gangs
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/citizen-awareness/gangs-faq.htm
Q: What is a gang?
Virginia State Law 18.2-46.1 defines a criminal street gang as any ongoing organization, association, or group of three or more persons, whether formal or informal, (i) which has as one of its primary objectives or activities the commission of one or more criminal activities; (ii) which has an identifiable name or identifying sign or symbol; and (iii) whose members individually or collectively have engaged in the commission of, attempt to commit, conspiracy to commit, or solicitation of two or more predicate criminal acts, at least one of which is an act of violence, provided such acts were not part of a common act or transaction.
Q: What other factors indicate gang involvement?
Location where individuals gather, clothing and gang names are a few factors to consider.
Q: How many gang members are there in Fairfax County?
As of 2005, police department intelligence indicates there are at least 1,500 gang members and associates in Fairfax County.
Q: How many gangs are there in Fairfax?
The police department has identified over 80 gangs.
Q: What is the ethnic origin of the gangs?
Although some gangs limit participation to their own native ethnic grouping, in fact there is no major ethnic group within the county that is not represented in one of the major criminal street gangs. It should not be assumed that any ethnic group is more predisposed to membership in a criminal gang.
Q: Where are gangs found?
Gang activity is seen to some degree throughout Fairfax County with more dense concentrations in a few specific areas.
To read more go here:
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/citizen-awareness/gangs-faq.htm
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/citizen-awareness/gangs-faq.htm
Q: What is a gang?
Virginia State Law 18.2-46.1 defines a criminal street gang as any ongoing organization, association, or group of three or more persons, whether formal or informal, (i) which has as one of its primary objectives or activities the commission of one or more criminal activities; (ii) which has an identifiable name or identifying sign or symbol; and (iii) whose members individually or collectively have engaged in the commission of, attempt to commit, conspiracy to commit, or solicitation of two or more predicate criminal acts, at least one of which is an act of violence, provided such acts were not part of a common act or transaction.
Q: What other factors indicate gang involvement?
Location where individuals gather, clothing and gang names are a few factors to consider.
Q: How many gang members are there in Fairfax County?
As of 2005, police department intelligence indicates there are at least 1,500 gang members and associates in Fairfax County.
Q: How many gangs are there in Fairfax?
The police department has identified over 80 gangs.
Q: What is the ethnic origin of the gangs?
Although some gangs limit participation to their own native ethnic grouping, in fact there is no major ethnic group within the county that is not represented in one of the major criminal street gangs. It should not be assumed that any ethnic group is more predisposed to membership in a criminal gang.
Q: Where are gangs found?
Gang activity is seen to some degree throughout Fairfax County with more dense concentrations in a few specific areas.
To read more go here:
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/citizen-awareness/gangs-faq.htm
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
Section_8_Sharon
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Date: January 13, 2014 09:48AM
Here's a recent photo obtained of the most notorious gang leader in Fairfax County. Her efforts have undermined the very quality of life that attracted some many here.
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Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
Fairfaxian
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Date: January 13, 2014 09:54AM
> Q: How many gang members are there in Fairfax
> County?
>
> As of 2005, police department intelligence
> indicates there are at least 1,500 gang members
> and associates in Fairfax County.
This is probably the statistic that speaks most directly to the OP's concerns. 1,500 in 2005, when the population of Fairfax County was over a million people. That's fifteen ten-thousandths of a percent of the population who are associated with gang activity. You are two-hundred-forty times more likely to run into a full-blooded Native American on the streets of Fairfax County (0.36% of the population) than a gang member or associate.
> County?
>
> As of 2005, police department intelligence
> indicates there are at least 1,500 gang members
> and associates in Fairfax County.
This is probably the statistic that speaks most directly to the OP's concerns. 1,500 in 2005, when the population of Fairfax County was over a million people. That's fifteen ten-thousandths of a percent of the population who are associated with gang activity. You are two-hundred-forty times more likely to run into a full-blooded Native American on the streets of Fairfax County (0.36% of the population) than a gang member or associate.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
Cherokee
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Date: January 13, 2014 10:06AM
Fairfaxian Wrote:
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> > Q: How many gang members are there in Fairfax
> > County?
> >
> > As of 2005, police department intelligence
> > indicates there are at least 1,500 gang members
> > and associates in Fairfax County.
>
> This is probably the statistic that speaks most
> directly to the OP's concerns. 1,500 in 2005,
> when the population of Fairfax County was over a
> million people. That's fifteen ten-thousandths of
> a percent of the population who are associated
> with gang activity. You are two-hundred-forty
> times more likely to run into a full-blooded
> Native American on the streets of Fairfax County
> (0.36% of the population) than a gang member or
> associate.
Bullshit.
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> > Q: How many gang members are there in Fairfax
> > County?
> >
> > As of 2005, police department intelligence
> > indicates there are at least 1,500 gang members
> > and associates in Fairfax County.
>
> This is probably the statistic that speaks most
> directly to the OP's concerns. 1,500 in 2005,
> when the population of Fairfax County was over a
> million people. That's fifteen ten-thousandths of
> a percent of the population who are associated
> with gang activity. You are two-hundred-forty
> times more likely to run into a full-blooded
> Native American on the streets of Fairfax County
> (0.36% of the population) than a gang member or
> associate.
Bullshit.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
Fairfaxian
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Date: January 13, 2014 10:17AM
> Bullshit.
OK, "full-blooded" might be an exaggeration. "Recognized by appropriate tribal authority," then. Your quanta may vary.
OK, "full-blooded" might be an exaggeration. "Recognized by appropriate tribal authority," then. Your quanta may vary.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
fairfaxboi
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Date: May 12, 2015 03:50PM
Watchout for P.WOOD. they rep the city of Fairfax.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
JT
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Date: May 15, 2015 10:45PM
Route 1 ( Alexandria-Mount Vernon area) is a known MS 13 hangout. Stay away from that area. Cops are always busting sex traffickers that run the brothels out of this area
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
make my day
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Date: May 16, 2015 04:52PM
Can you list the areas in Fairfax County where there is a high gang presence.
No i cant - because i wouldn't tolerate it anywhere within chasing distance. And if you do that's your own fault.
No i cant - because i wouldn't tolerate it anywhere within chasing distance. And if you do that's your own fault.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
6Gwmt
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Date: May 16, 2015 04:54PM
What is a gang?
a group of poor individuals (or criminally minded) who enact a turf war on the community to gain land and valuable
it's not dissimilar to Metro DC enacting a turf war on fairfax for mc'mansions in the area - except the roots are much different
a group of poor individuals (or criminally minded) who enact a turf war on the community to gain land and valuable
it's not dissimilar to Metro DC enacting a turf war on fairfax for mc'mansions in the area - except the roots are much different
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
whitepower
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Date: May 17, 2015 02:24AM
To hell with MS-13 get in my face an i'll show'em what a 9 mill looks like. Send these illegals back to mexico. They aint nothing but a bunch of fat stupid beaners looking to cause trouble.
FUCK MEXICANS FUCK LATINOS FUCK THEM ALL.
FUCK MEXICANS FUCK LATINOS FUCK THEM ALL.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
You are an idiot
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Date: May 17, 2015 02:47AM
whitepower Wrote:
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> To hell with MS-13 get in my face an i'll show'em
> what a 9 mill looks like. Send these illegals back
> to mexico. They aint nothing but a bunch of fat
> stupid beaners looking to cause trouble.
>
> FUCK MEXICANS FUCK LATINOS FUCK THEM ALL.
You do realize there is a latin american and Spanish language section over on the Stormfront forums right?
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> To hell with MS-13 get in my face an i'll show'em
> what a 9 mill looks like. Send these illegals back
> to mexico. They aint nothing but a bunch of fat
> stupid beaners looking to cause trouble.
>
> FUCK MEXICANS FUCK LATINOS FUCK THEM ALL.
You do realize there is a latin american and Spanish language section over on the Stormfront forums right?
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
Spanglish
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Date: May 18, 2015 08:52PM
Not surprised to hear that. I'll bet when you call their 800 number you have to press #1 for English and oprima dos por espagnol.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
Mike O'Meara Show Fan
()
Date: May 18, 2015 09:37PM
whitepower Wrote:
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> To hell with MS-13 get in my face an i'll show'em
> what a 9 mill looks like. Send these illegals back
> to mexico. They aint nothing but a bunch of fat
> stupid beaners looking to cause trouble.
>
> FUCK MEXICANS FUCK LATINOS FUCK THEM ALL.
9mm is a lady's/nigger's gun. Go big or go home. 'Nuff said.
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> To hell with MS-13 get in my face an i'll show'em
> what a 9 mill looks like. Send these illegals back
> to mexico. They aint nothing but a bunch of fat
> stupid beaners looking to cause trouble.
>
> FUCK MEXICANS FUCK LATINOS FUCK THEM ALL.
9mm is a lady's/nigger's gun. Go big or go home. 'Nuff said.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
Guy from fair fax
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Date: May 16, 2017 06:49PM
Damn man is it just you or you in a white supremacist gang
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
Bring it spicks
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Date: May 16, 2017 08:12PM
Let's dance
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Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
MS 69
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Date: May 16, 2017 09:34PM
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Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
Mrs. Seiko
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Date: May 16, 2017 11:08PM
You know Sharon Bulova gets all wet and horny just looking at pics of gangbangers.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
RavensworthBeatDown
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Date: May 17, 2017 12:56PM
NS 13 Wrote:
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> BACK IN THE DAY,NORTH SPRINGFIELD WAS HOME TO
> ANOTHER GANG,NS 13,WE HAD TO BATTLE THE LITTLE
> DONGS,AND THE FRITOS BANDITOS OF ANNANDALE,MOST
> OFTEN AT JACK IN THE BOX.
Yep, I had to deal with these lil fuckers a few times.
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> BACK IN THE DAY,NORTH SPRINGFIELD WAS HOME TO
> ANOTHER GANG,NS 13,WE HAD TO BATTLE THE LITTLE
> DONGS,AND THE FRITOS BANDITOS OF ANNANDALE,MOST
> OFTEN AT JACK IN THE BOX.
Yep, I had to deal with these lil fuckers a few times.
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
Thom Davis - Congressman
()
Date: May 17, 2017 10:56PM
NS 13 Wrote:
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> BACK IN THE DAY,NORTH SPRINGFIELD WAS HOME TO
> ANOTHER GANG,NS 13,WE HAD TO BATTLE THE LITTLE
> DONGS,AND THE FRITOS BANDITOS OF ANNANDALE,MOST
> OFTEN AT JACK IN THE BOX.
Ain't no "jack in the box " in Springfield , Virginia or anywhere !
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> BACK IN THE DAY,NORTH SPRINGFIELD WAS HOME TO
> ANOTHER GANG,NS 13,WE HAD TO BATTLE THE LITTLE
> DONGS,AND THE FRITOS BANDITOS OF ANNANDALE,MOST
> OFTEN AT JACK IN THE BOX.
Ain't no "jack in the box " in Springfield , Virginia or anywhere !
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
77pppoi
()
Date: May 18, 2017 01:54AM
sterling, herndon, columbia pike, arlandria district, 7 corners, and annandale, route 50 inside beltway are some infested areas
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
The gangs are moving
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Date: May 18, 2017 03:54AM
The gangs have moved to fox mill shopping c Bree they are running drugs from the cleaners there . Asian gangs
Re: Gangs in Fairfax
Posted by:
shane
()
Date: May 18, 2017 10:16AM
one niners, byz lats, los mags, k town killers, spookstreet souljahs, and r.o.c..