Ñeta
An association (sometimes called a gang even though members dont consider it a gang) started in Oso Blanco Prison in Puerto Rico. It was started by Carlos Torres Irriarte and was started as a movement for prisoner rights and to protect weaker inmates being extorted and otherwise abused physically mentally or sexually abused. It spread quickly to the United States and is still prevalent in the US and many Latin countries. Especially prevalent in the Northeast U.S. (NY, NJ, CT, RI, MA). It was started in Puerto Rico but accepts all races and creeds. Many of the O.G. ñetas don't rep on the streets but many still do rep ñeta and is classified as a street gang by law enforcement and gang enforcement/intelligence. The colors are red, white, and blue with blue often being substituted with black. The colors represent the PR Flag as well as Red for the Blood shed, white representing peace and tranquility, black representing the mourning for those who've died. They are very secretive and a lot less gang intelligence is known about them due to this. They stand for positive things for the most part but also handle serious issues with swiftness.
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