Seems like a lot of NY/NJ gangs are formed within rikers island. Rikers island only houses people arrested in manhattan, bronx and north jersey right? Or is it just all 5 boroughs only.

Yes, new york only

Sounds like a typical liberal.

How does he not like the police department exactly? And there's nothing wrong with his wife being black. We all started out as the same skin color anyway I'm sure. But she is a former lesbian? Come on I guarantee you that that's probably made up just so everybody accepts him.

Thanks. For some reason I thought it encompassed criminals arrested in parts of jersey city as well but I guess I was wrong. I'm sure they have many inmates who are from NJ who got arrested in NYC and are housed in Rikers anyway.

Check this out Revis:

The average daily inmate population of New York City Department of Correction (NYCD) is approximately 11,400 individuals. This is more than the population of many state correctional systems.

Most of the inmates in NYCD custody are housed on Rikers Island, which has 10 jails that together can house as many as 15,000 inmates at once. The Rikers facilities include a jail for sentenced males, another for sentenced and detainee females, and a detention center for adolescent males (ages 16 to 18). The seven other jails on the Island house adult male detainees. Other Island features include a bakery, central laundry, tailor shop, print shop, maintenance and transportation divisions, K-9 unit and a power plant.

http://www.nyc.gov/html/doc/html/about/facilities-overview.shtml

do you know which operates gang Rikers Island?
Is what it's like California or Arizona or detainees remains in same race?
I know there bloods, crips and latin king what other Netas pt

The CO's .

Those are the big four Miklo

Aryan Asian dominican do not play, Trinitarios, have no Albanian has Rikers Island?

I have seen the tag "Dominicans don't play" in a picture online I think somewhere.

Thanks. I saw an hbo documentary on rikers island before. I used to know of this kid I forgot his name, but he went to rikers. I think he must've been in there for a while because it was a drug charge. He was from jersey city but it obviously wasn't out of the ordinary for jersey city people to take a 2 second trip and go a couple of miles or so over to NYC to see family, friends or do other things etc. I used to myself when I was a kid before I moved down here when I was about 16 and my dad used to go over there a lot growing up. This kid was the reason why I asked whether or not people arrested in jersey were put in rikers or not. Sometime back in the early 90s he was arrested for possession of crack and put in rikers. He was a crack addict from what my aunt had told me. Maybe he was arrested in New York City though idk I'm not sure.

I actually posted the story about the kidnapping case involving the prosecutors father being abducted. Didn't know it was this particular gang till now. http://www.gangsterbb.net/threads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=772831

what other brim sets of the bloods are there in ny?

Revis and Milko, I posted this on another thread about Gangs. But this is more relative to what you were asking for:

http://web.stanford.edu/class/e297c/poverty_prejudice/gangcolor/gangculture.htm

NYC Corrections is 11,400 individuals. This is more than the population of many state correctional systems.

Not here in Mississippi , Inmate Population : 22,600+.

I just checked google.louisana is first, Mississippi is second. it goes by how many inmates per 100.000 people

this gang is spread throughout the city the last time any of them were busted was for running a drug operation in harlem back in 2009.


Harlem Drug Gang Bust

NEW YORK—15 members and associates of a Harlem drug gang active in the Hamilton Heights area known as the “Stack Money Family” or “$MF,” and two additional drug dealers from the same area, were arrested and indicted on Wednesday on charges including conspiracy and the possession and sale of narcotics.

The charges stem from sales of crack cocaine by gang members in and around residential apartment buildings in the vicinity of 143rd Street and Hamilton Place, particularly out of a residential building located at 135 Hamilton Place, a seven-story, 44-unit apartment building.

As a result of police efforts starting early Wednesday morning, all but two of the defendants are in custody. Nine search warrants were executed earlier Wednesday in apartments maintained by gang members, as well as in the jail cell of the gang’s leader, Boschi Pope, also known as “Bloodie.”

As a result of the search warrants, police recovered two loaded revolvers from the residence of Tiffany Dubois, a.k.a “Tiff,” the wife of gang leader Boschi Pope, and a large amount of gang paraphernalia, including a codebook of gang-related terms and phrases.

The indictment includes charges that Pope, who has been incarcerated since May of 2008 for a parole violation, has continued to direct the organization’s activities from his jail cell at Riker’s Island through inmate calls to his wife, Dubois, and other gang members. The defendants appeared before the New York State Supreme Court Wednesday afternoon.

The investigation originated in November of 2007 to address complaints that area residents were being terrorized by ongoing drug dealing and related violence involving members and associates of a Bloods gang set operating around 143rd Street and Hamilton Place. While the Stack Money Family is not a Blood “set” per se, most of the organization are members of or affiliated with various sets of the Bloods gang, primarily the ”Mack Baller Brims” or “Mayback Baller Brims.” Many of the organization’s members have “Stack Money Family,” “SMF,” or “Mack Baller” tattoos, and some are depicted in gang-related postings on the Internet.

While The Bloods street gang originated in Los Angeles, California, the New York-based Bloods membership originated in prisons and jails such as Rikers Island in the 1990s.

The investigation, dubbed “Operation Smokestack,” revealed that, in conjunction with using various interior apartments as stash locations, gang members and associated dealers also took over the main public spaces in and around these residential buildings. They conducted their drug dealing itself in lobbies, stairwells, doorways and hallways, as well as on the street.

The investigation utilized undercover detectives and surveillance techniques to infiltrate retail drug selling by this organization. In all, undercover detectives made twenty-four purchases of cocaine from seventeen Bloods members and associates.

All of the defendants are charged with Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance in the Third Degree In or Near School Grounds (Our Lady of Lourdes, Public School 153, and Public School 194), Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance in the Third Degree, and Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the Third Degree, each a felony charge which carries up to nine years in prison. All defendants are also charged with Conspiracy in the Fourth Degree, a felony which is punishable by up to four years in prison. In addition, eleven of the defendants are charged with Conspiracy in the Third Degree as a result of the organization’s use of minors in their illegal drug activities, a felony which carries up to seven years in prison.

Lol. Believe it or not things are pretty bad at Riker's these days. Even the CO's are being put through the metal detectors and searched for contraband before their shifts. A few months ago there was a big corruption sweep. A couple CO's were bringing in drugs, weapons, contraband for the inmates. CO's, along with about 20 inmates were investigated and brought up on charges. Riots are becoming more common than not. Recently, they changed the curfew from 10pm down to 9pm which the inmates of course protested resulting in even more rioting.