List of Crips subgroups

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Crips street gangs have included a wide variety of different identities within its subgroups. Gang membership can be difficult to have a proper estimate on, as some gangs listed below may be inactive or have few members. National estimates could be around 35,000 members.[1]

Alabama[]

  • The Corner Boys Crips[2]
  • The Green Acres Crips[2]
  • The Westside Crips[2]

Alaska[]

  • The 88th Street Crips[2]
  • The Altadena Blocc Crips, originally from Pasadena.[2]
  • The Baby Hamo Tribe Crips[2]
  • The Combat Crips[2]
  • The Loc Down Crips[2]
  • The Loco Latin Crips[2]
  • The Mongolian Boys Society[2]
  • The Mountain View Crips[2]
  • The Original Swamp Compton Crips, originally from Compton, California[2]
  • The Royal Samoan Posse, originally from Santa Ana.[2]
  • The West Side City Crips[2]

Anchorage[]

  • The 51-50 Crips[3]
  • The Hamo Tribe or Hamo Tribe Crips, a predominantly Polynesian gang[2]
  • The Tongan Crip Gang, a chapter of the predominantly Tongan-American gang from Inglewood, California.[2]

Arizona[]

Tucson

  • The 10th Avenue PJ Crips[2]
  • The 12th Avenue Crips[2]
  • The 4th Avenue Crips[2]
  • The A Mountain Crips[2]
  • The Bilby Street Crips[2]
  • The Deuce Nine Crips[2]
  • The Eastside Mafia Crips[2]
  • The Jollyville Crips[2]
  • The Little Town Crips[2]
  • The Manzanita Lynch Mob Crips[2]
  • The Maryvale Gangsta Crips[2]
  • The Trekell Park Crips [2]

California[]

Alameda County/Oakland[]

  • The Oaktown Crips, an Asian American gang in Oakland[4]

Contra Costa County[]

  • The San Francisco-based Cambodian Crips started forming in Richmond in the early 2000s.[5]

Fresno County[]

  • The Dog Pound Crips, in Brookhaven, Fresno[6]
  • The East Lane Crips, in Fresno[6]
  • Fink White Deuce, in Fresno[6]
  • Garrett Street, in Fresno[6]
  • Klette Mob, in Fresno[6]
  • The Modoc Boys, in Fresno[6]
  • The Muhammad Family, in Fresno[6]
  • Northside Pleasant, in Fresno[6]
  • The Six Deuce Diamond Crips, in Fresno[6]
  • The Strother Boys, in Fresno[6]
  • The U-Boys, in Fresno[6]
  • The Villa Posse, in Fresno[6]

Kern County[]

  • The Country Boy Crips, a predominantly African American gang in southeast Bakersfield[7]

Los Angeles County[]

  • The 10-Deuce Budlong Gangster Crips, in Athens[8]
  • The 49th Street Hustler Crips, in Long Beach[9]
  • The Altadena Blocc Crips, in Altadena[10]
  • The Asian Boyz, a predominantly Cambodian American gang in Long Beach. It is the largest Asian American Crips subset.
  • The Baby Insane Crips, in Long Beach[11]
  • The Boulevard Mafia Crips, in Long Beach[9]
  • The Carver Park Compton Crips, in Compton[12]
  • The Corner Pocket Crips, in Compton[13]
  • The East Coast Crips, in South Los Angeles[14]
  • The Eastside Crips, in South Los Angeles[15]
  • The Eight Trey Gangster Crips, in South Los Angeles[16]
  • The Eight Trey Hoover Criminal Gangsters, a subgroup of the Eight Trey Gangster Crips in South Los Angeles[16]
  • The Exotic Family City Crips, a Cambodian American gang in Long Beach[17][18]
  • The Four Corner Hustler Crips, in Long Beach[19]
  • The Grape Street Watts Crips, an African-American Crips subset based in Watts[20]
  • The Gundry Blocc Crips, in Paramount[21]
  • The Hoover Crips, in Athens[8]
  • The Imperial Village Crips, in Inglewood[22]
  • The Insane Crips, in Long Beach[23]
  • The Kelly Park Compton Crips, in Compton[24]
  • The Kitchen Crips, in Los Angeles[22]
  • The Krazy Ass Samoans, a Samoan American gang in Lynwood, Compton and Long Beach[25]
  • The Long Beach Boulevard Mafia Crips, in Long Beach[22]
  • The Mac Mafia Crips, in Long Beach[26]
  • The Main Street Crips, in Los Angeles[22]
  • The Marvin Gangster Crips, a subgroup of the Main Street Crips in Los Angeles[22]
  • The Menlo Gangster Crips, a subgroup of the Main Street Crips in Los Angeles[22]
  • The Mona Park Crips, in Lynwood[22]
  • The Myrtle Street Crips, in Inglewood[22]
  • The Neighborhood Crips, in Compton[13]
  • The Nut Hood Watts Crips, in Watts[22]
  • The Nutty Blocc Compton Crips, in Compton[27]
  • The Original Hood Crips, in Long Beach[26]
  • The Original Swamp Compton Crips, in Compton[28]
  • The Original Valley Gangster Crips, in Los Angeles[22]
  • The Palmdale Gangster Crips, in Palmdale[22]
  • The Palmer Blocc Crips, in Compton[22]
  • The Park Village Crips, in Compton[22]
  • The Pasadena Raymond Crips, a subgroup of the Raymond Crips in LA
  • The Payback Crips, in Gardena[22]
  • The Playboy Gangster Crips, in Los Angeles[22]
  • The Project Watts Crips, more commonly known as the PJ Watts Crips or PJ Crips, in the Imperial Courts in Watts.[29]
  • The Rollin' 20s Long Beach Crips, in Long Beach[22]
  • The Rollin' 30s Harlem Crips, a mostly Belizean-American and African-American gang in South Los Angeles[30]
  • The Rollin' 40s Neighborhood Crips, in South Los Angeles[22][31]
  • The Rollin' 60s Neighborhood Crips, in South Los Angeles[32]
  • The Rollin' 90s Neighborhood Crips, in South Los Angeles[33]
  • The Santana Blocc Crips, in Compton[34]
  • The Schoolyard Crips, in Los Angeles[22]
  • The Shack Boys, in Firestone Park[22]
  • The Sherman Way Mafia Crips,in North Hollywood[35]
  • The Shotgun Crips, in Gardena[22]
  • The Sintown Crips, in Pomona[22]
  • The Sons of Samoa, a Samoan American gang in Long Beach[36]
  • The Southside Compton Crips, in Compton[8]
  • The Spooktown Crips, in Compton[22]
  • The Suicidal Town Crips, an Asian American gang in Long Beach[37]
  • The Tongan Crip Gang, a Tongan American gang in Inglewood[38]
  • Tongan for Life, a Tongan American gang in Long Beach[39]
  • The Tragniew Park Compton Crips, in Compton[40]
  • The Underground Crips, in Athens[41]
  • The Valley Hood Gangster Crips, in North Hollywood[35]
  • The Venice Shoreline Crips, a predominantly African-American gang in Venice[42]
  • The West Boulevard Crips, in Long Beach[9]
  • The West Covina Neighborhood Crips, an African American gang in West Covina[43]
  • The Westside Crips, in South Los Angeles[44]

Merced County[]

  • The Merced Gangster Crips, a mixed-race gang in Merced[45]

Riverside County[]

  • The Gateway Posse Crips, an African American gang formed in Palm Springs in 1988[46]

Sacramento County[]

San Bernardino County[]

San Diego County[]

Oceanside

San Diego

  • The Westcoast 30's Crips, in the Southeast San Diego area.[50]
  • The Locced Out Youngsters, an Asian Crips subset in the Mira Mesa neighborhood of San Diego[51]

City and County of San Francisco[]

  • The Asian Crips, a Japanese American and Korean American Crip set in San Francisco[52]
  • The Cambodian Crips, a primarily Cambodian American and Vietnamese American gang in Tenderloin, San Francisco which includes Little Saigon. Last reported in 2003.[53]

San Joaquin County[]

  • The Crazy Town Crips, a Cambodian American gang in Stockton's Carrington Circle area[54]
  • The Eastside Crips, in Stockton[55]
  • The Northside Gangster Crips, a mostly African American gang with members who are Hispanic American and of other ethnicities in Stockton[56]

San Mateo County[]

Santa Clara County[]

Sonoma County[]

  • The Asian Boyz, an Asian American gang in Santa Rosa, made up mainly of Cambodian and Laotian American members.[63]
  • The Dec Lao Crips, in Santa Rosa.[63]
  • Valley Oak Crips, an Eritrean American gang founded in [63]

Tulare County[]

  • The Lahu Pride Crips, a primarily Lahu and Asian American gang[64]
  • The Mongolian Boys Society, a primarily Hmong American gang[64]
  • The Oriental Boys Soldiers, a primarily Laotian American gang[64]
  • The Seek and Destroy Kin, an Asian American gang[64]

Colorado[]

Connecticut[]

Delaware[]

Florida[]

  • The 211 Crips[2]
  • The 312 Crips[2]
  • The 551 Crips[2]
  • The Blue Devil Gangster Crips[2]
  • The Cartel Southside Gangsta Crips[2]
  • The Clown Boiz Crips[2]
  • The Downtown Crips[2]
  • The Eastside Rollin' 60s Crips[2]
  • The Eight Trey Gangster Crips[2]
  • The Five Deuce Hoover Crips[2]
  • The Five Nine Hoover Crips[2]
  • The Flip Star Crips[2]
  • The Ghostrider Crips[2]
  • The Grand Park Grape Street Crips[2]
  • The Gun Clap N Crips[2]
  • The Insane Gangster Crips[2]
  • The M.A.C. Crips[2]
  • The Mafia Street Gangsta Crips[2]
  • The Outlaw Gangster Crips[2]
  • The Payback Crips[2]
  • The Rollin' 20s Crips[2]
  • The Rollin' 30s Crips[2]
  • The Seven Trey Crips[2]
  • The Six Point Crips[2]
  • The Southside Crips[2]
  • The United Crip Nation[2]
  • The Watts City Crips[2]
  • The Westside Rollin' 60s Crips[2]
  • The Westside Rollin' 90s Crips[2]
  • The Young Outlaw Gangster Crips[2]

Maryland[]

Minnesota[]

  • ShotGun Crips [75]
  • Tre Tre Crips, set on the North Side of Minneapolis[76]
  • Rollin 60s Neighborhood Crips, located in the Twin Cities region [77]
  • Asian Boyz, located all over the Twin Cities area [78]

Nevada[]

  • The Bite the Dust Crips, an African-American Crip subset[79]
  • The Vegas Heights Gangster Crips[80]
  • The Valley View Gangster Crips set in the Valley View neighborhood on the west side of Las Vegas[80]

New Jersey[]

New York[]

North Dakota[]

Oregon[]

Eugene[]

  • The 5100 Riverside Crips[90]

Portland[]

South Dakota[]

  • The North Side Tre Tre Gangster Crips, a Sioux gang[94]

Utah[]

  • The Tongan Crip Gang.,[95] especially based in Salt Lake City area.
  • The Baby Tengalators.[95]
  • The Doomstown Crips.[95]
  • The Krazy Ass Samoans.[95]
  • The Lay Low Crips[95]
  • The Locoville Crips[96]
  • The Park Village Compton Crips[95]
  • The Punchito Crip Gang gang.[95]
  • The Rose Park Family.[95]
  • The Salt Lake Posse is a Tongan-American and Samoan-American gang.[95]
  • The Samoans in Action.[95]
  • The Sons of Samoa.[95]
  • The Tongan Crip Regulators.[95]
  • The Tongan Style Gangsters[95]
  • The West Side Crips / Westside Crips[95]
  • The Samoan Pride Gangsters[96]

Washington[]

Crips graffiti tag on a dumpster in Olympia.

Wisconsin[]

  • The Asian Crips is a nationwide Hmong gang.[98]
  • The Asian Neutral Boys is a regional Asian Crip gang.[98]
  • The Brotherhood Crips[98]
  • The Westside Crips.[99]
  • The Asian Royal Crips is an Asian Crip gang. They are also known as Asian Royal Clan.[99]
  • The Laos Crazy Gangsters is a nationwide Laotian gang.[98]
  • The Laos Crips is a nationwide Laotian gang.[98]
  • The Oriental True Crips.[98]
  • The Asian Ruthless Crips.[98]
  • The Crazy Crip Boys.[98]
  • The Garson Park Crips.[99]
  • The Mafia 5-1 Crips[98]

Canada[]

Caribbean islands[]

Grenada[]

The Crips have been identified in Grenada although they were mentioned to have no affiliation to the U.S. gangs. Last reported in 2008.[119]

U.S. Virgin Islands[]

St. Thomas[]

  • The 22 Projects Crips[120]
  • The Limes Street Crips[120]
  • The Grass Valley Crips[120]
  • The Savan Crips[120]

St. John Island[]

  • The St. John Crips, on the St. John island.[120]

Oceania[]

Australia[]

  • Crips have been documented in Melbourne, Australia, although no subsets have been identified. These gangs are predominantly Samoan, Tongan, and Maori.[121]

Guam (U.S. territory)[]

  • The School Yard Crips, a Chuukese Crip gang in Guam[122]

Europe[]

England[]

Netherlands[]

See also[]

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