A local Crip-affiliated street crew from Detroit’s northwest side, mainly active in the Five Points area near West Seven Mile and Telegraph. Known for graffiti wars, block unity, and ties to the 5Point Nation (5PN).
“Them 24000 Blocc Crips (24BLK) deep as hell by Telegraph — heard them boys don’t play about they tags.” — Detroiter
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Get the 24000 Blocc Crips (24BLK) mug.73rd Gangsters crips or better known as The 73 Gangster Crips are a Los Angeles-based African-American street gang that originated in the Vermont Knolls neighborhood of West South Central Los Angeles, primarily around 73rd Street between Van Ness Avenue and Vermont Avenue. They are part of the larger Gangster Crip (3x) alliance and operate within the jurisdiction of the LAPD 77th Street Division. The 73 Gangster Crips are known to be active in narcotics distribution, firearms possession, robberies, assaults, and gang-related homicides. They maintain a close alliance with the 73 Hustler Crips, with whom they often collaborate with, leading law enforcement to group them together in criminal investigations and indictments such as Their activities documented in the 2009 Fremont Passive Surveillance case, and their presence is officially recognized in the 2011 National Gang Threat Assessment issued by the National Gang Intelligence Center. Additionally, the 2012 San Bernardino County gang report noted the gang’s influence beyond Los Angeles, showing the extent of their reach. Their primary rivals include other Crip factions like the Rollin Neighborhood Crips, and multiple Blood gangs such as the Mad Swan Bloods and Denver Lane Bloods.
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Also known as the Hyena Crips or “83GC” (short for Hyena Crips Got Control). A small Crip-affiliated street crew from Detroit’s far northwest side, mainly around Five Points near Seven Mile and Telegraph. Known for tags like “83GC” and “ScoreGang” reppin their turf.
Seen more as a crew than a full gang — police note their graffiti and rivalries but little major violence tied to them.
Seen more as a crew than a full gang — police note their graffiti and rivalries but little major violence tied to them.
“Yeah, them Eighty-Three Gangster Crips (83GC) be hittin’ walls all up Seven Mile — you can’t drive through Five Points without seein that 83GC tag.” — Detroiter
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Get the Eighty-Three Gangster Crips (83GC) mug.The “73 Gangsters Crips” (often abbreviated as 73 GC, 73 Gangster Crips, or “Seven-Tray Gangster Crips”) is a street-gang set affiliated with the broader Crips alliance. Key points:
It is a branch of the Gangster Crips network (also known as “GC” or “3×/GC” sets) which is itself part of the Crips umbrella.
•The “73” in the name refers to their territorial claim around 73rd Street in South Los Angeles (or Westside of South L.A.) Their territory is generally reported as the West Side of South Los Angeles in the area of Manchester Square / Vermont Knolls (around Florence Ave to W 76th/78th, Van Ness Ave to Vermont Ave).
•They are predominantly African-American street gang.
•They are involved in typical gang-related criminal activities associated with street gangs (drug dealing, violent crimes, territorial disputes) though comprehensive independent documentation is limited in publicly accessible sources.
Alliances:
•Aligned with the Gangster Crips (GC) faction of the Crips network, not the Neighborhood Crips (NH) faction.
•They reportedly have allied relationships with other GC & Hoovers sets (West Side) and certain East Side sets.
Rivals / Conflicts:
•They are reported to be in conflict with Neighborhood Crip (NH) sets and certain Bloods sets in their area.
•The gang is referenced in online posts and tags by rap groups and regional artist'sSome other entertainers includes “Trae Wess, WSDMGC73, Majiccgasem, Slink Johnson.”
It is a branch of the Gangster Crips network (also known as “GC” or “3×/GC” sets) which is itself part of the Crips umbrella.
•The “73” in the name refers to their territorial claim around 73rd Street in South Los Angeles (or Westside of South L.A.) Their territory is generally reported as the West Side of South Los Angeles in the area of Manchester Square / Vermont Knolls (around Florence Ave to W 76th/78th, Van Ness Ave to Vermont Ave).
•They are predominantly African-American street gang.
•They are involved in typical gang-related criminal activities associated with street gangs (drug dealing, violent crimes, territorial disputes) though comprehensive independent documentation is limited in publicly accessible sources.
Alliances:
•Aligned with the Gangster Crips (GC) faction of the Crips network, not the Neighborhood Crips (NH) faction.
•They reportedly have allied relationships with other GC & Hoovers sets (West Side) and certain East Side sets.
Rivals / Conflicts:
•They are reported to be in conflict with Neighborhood Crip (NH) sets and certain Bloods sets in their area.
•The gang is referenced in online posts and tags by rap groups and regional artist'sSome other entertainers includes “Trae Wess, WSDMGC73, Majiccgasem, Slink Johnson.”
73 Gangster Crips is on the Westside don’t listen to these idiots ask anyone in the street of LA they will tell you
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Get the 73 Gangster Crips mug.73 Gangster Crips (73 GC) are historically based in South Los Angeles around 73rd Street, Manchester Square, and Vermont Knolls. A 2009 civil gang injunction included them near Fremont High School, but since 2018 these injunctions are no longer broadly enforceable. Their presence is recognized historically and socially, though not legally enforced today, and their current location is considered to be in the Manchester Square and Vermont Knolls area.
by ImperialkingDocumenter November 27, 2025
Get the 73 Gangsters Crips (73GC) mug.Hym "Enforcing thought crimes. That's what it IS. They are enforcing thought crimes... By doing that. Like, to say that being 'Anti-Captialist' or whatever makes you a target of surveillance... That MEANS (literally) they are doing, like, Orwellian surveillance on people who espouse 'anti-american' or 'anti-christian' rhetoric.... And THAT... Is 'enforcing thought crimes.' Regardless of what you call it. And then they got a bunch of serial child threateners roaming free. Like a handsome, rugged, sexual, animal roving the wild. The serial child threateners roam the streets... I mean, they're in a weaponized schizophrenia surveillance apparatus but still."
by Hym Iam December 8, 2025
Get the Enforcing thought crimes mug.The 5Point Nation Crips (5PN) — Detroit-based Crip-aligned alliance, also called ScoreGang (SCRG), 5Points Crips, 5Pointer Crips, 5Points Gangster Crips, or Hyena Crips (83GC) — are a coalition of loosely connected Crip-identified street cliques in Detroit’s Five Points neighborhood (ZIP 48219) and surrounding northwest corridors. Formed around 2015–2016 from overlapping youth graffiti crews like Bloc Side Soldiers (B.S.S.) and North Side Soldiers (N.S.S.), the alliance operates as semi-independent subsets, including ScoreGang, ETGC, 19000 Blocc, 24000 Blocc, Tiny Lok Krew (TLK), and Baby Hyenas Gang.
Members share visual identifiers such as navy or royal blue bandanas, hand signs referencing “trays/treys” (3X/Movin Gang), and graffiti tags like 83GC, ETGC, 24700, 20-14, and 6-16-3. They are reported to engage in graffiti tagging, street disputes, auto thefts, small-scale narcotics, strong-arm robberies, and local intimidation.
5PN reflects hyper-local Detroit street culture and graffiti scene rather than a centralized gang. Despite West Coast Crip symbolism, there are no verified ties to Los Angeles gangs or national Crip organizations. The alliance is a Detroit-born multi-clique network maintaining a shared Five Points identity, rooted in territorial presence, cultural output, and community recognition. They are documented through 2019-2025 stock photos, YouTube mini-docs, detroitstreetgangs.com, social media, news media, law enforcement, and other sources.
Members share visual identifiers such as navy or royal blue bandanas, hand signs referencing “trays/treys” (3X/Movin Gang), and graffiti tags like 83GC, ETGC, 24700, 20-14, and 6-16-3. They are reported to engage in graffiti tagging, street disputes, auto thefts, small-scale narcotics, strong-arm robberies, and local intimidation.
5PN reflects hyper-local Detroit street culture and graffiti scene rather than a centralized gang. Despite West Coast Crip symbolism, there are no verified ties to Los Angeles gangs or national Crip organizations. The alliance is a Detroit-born multi-clique network maintaining a shared Five Points identity, rooted in territorial presence, cultural output, and community recognition. They are documented through 2019-2025 stock photos, YouTube mini-docs, detroitstreetgangs.com, social media, news media, law enforcement, and other sources.
The 5Point Nation Crips (5PN) — Detroit-Based Crip-Aligned Alliance. 5PN is street alliance of neighborhood cliques with a shared Five Points (48219) identity, known for graffiti, street disputes, and local influence, but with no verified ties to LA Crips or national networks.
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