Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

Taking back Vancouver's streets : the truth about gangs : the myths and realities of gangs in Vancouver.

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1 online resource ( pages)

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"Panning, Research & Audit."
"February 2010."

Summary

The VDP has developed considerable expertise in gang enforcement. The lessons learned over the past 20 years of gang crime enforcement coupled with the recent success of several initiatives have made us leaders in the fight against gang crime. The VDP would like to share some of its knowledge with the view of providing a snapshot of gang crime in the city of Vancouver, providing parents with a guideline for danger signs to watch for in their children, dispel several myths about the gang lifestyle, and highlight recent VDP successes.

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Contents

Table of contents -- Acknowledgements -- For more information or to report gang activity -- A tribute to innocence lost -- Introduction -- Orientation to gangs -- Myths about gangs -- Characteristics of note for parents and teachers -- Gangs in Vancouver -- Challenges to researching gangs -- The response to gangs -- Challenges to investigations of gang members -- Police success with gangs -- Conclusions -- Getting out.

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