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5Points Crips

Another name used for Detroit’s 5 Point Nation (5PN), a Crip-aligned neighborhood alliance based in the Five Points area around W. Seven Mile, Grand River, and Telegraph. “5Points Crips” shows up in tags, online posts, and local slang, but it isn’t a separate set — just a shorthand label people use for the same 5PN alliance.
“When folks say ‘5Points Crips,’ they’re really just talking about 5PN reppin that whole Five Points neighborhood (aka the “26 Zone”).—Detroiter
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5Points Gangster Crips

An alternate name for Detroit’s 5 Point Nation (5PN), a loose Crip-aligned network centered around the Five Points area on the city’s far northwest side (W. Seven Mile, Grand River, Telegraph, 48219 ZIP). The term pops up in tags, online references, and local chatter, but it’s essentially just another label for the same Detroit 5PN alliance rather than a separate set.
“Bro, ‘5Points Gangster Crips’ is just another name for 5PN — same crew, same Five Points roots.”—Detroiter

5Point Nation Crips 

The 5 Point Nation (5PN), also known as the 5Point Nation Crips, is a localized street gang alliance in Detroit, Michigan, primarily operating in the Five Points neighborhood within the 48219 ZIP code on the city's west side. Formed around 2015–2016, it draws heavy cultural influence from broader Crip traditions (such as blue color affiliations and hand signs) but is not directly affiliated with Los Angeles-based Crip sets or any West Coast umbrella organization. Instead, 5PN functions as a loose coalition of smaller, independent Crip cliques, tag crews (graffiti artists who "tag" territory), and subsets, emphasizing local Detroit identity, internal codes of conduct, and territorial control. Notable cliques include but not limited to: 26G, H-Gang, Hyena Crips, W7M ScoreGang, W7M ETGC, 24000 Blocc Crips, NSC, Bloc19, A.B.T. and N.S.S. Boyz.
“The 5Point Nation Crips embodies Nationhood within Five Points”—a Crip

5Point Gangster Crips 

Alternate name for the 5Pointer Crips, a street crew based in Detroit’s Five Points neighborhood. Known locally and respected for their street presence.
“Don’t sleep on those 5Point Gangster Crips—them boyz run Five Points, fasho.”—Detroiter

5Point Nation Crips (5PN) Alliance

A Detroit-born street alliance formed in the Five Points neighborhood (ZIP 48219) on the city’s far northwest side. The name comes from the local nickname Five Points, and the alliance connects several independent Crip-influenced street crews — including the Hyena Crips (83GC), ScoreGang (SCRG), ETGC, and 24000 Blocc.

5PN isn’t a single gang but a neighborhood-based brotherhood built around shared codes, graffiti, and loyalty to the west side blocks between West Seven Mile and Grand River Avenue. It’s considered one of Detroit’s most distinct local alliances.
“Everybody in Five Points claim the 5Point Nation Crips (5PN) Alliance — Hyena Crips, ScoreGang, 24000 Blocc, they all rep the same flag.”—Detroiter

5Point Nation Crips (5PN) — Detroit-Based Crip-Aligned Alliance

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.
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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