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rat hunters

rat hunters are a established prison gang in the new york state prison system many members are from various 1% biker outlaw gangs on the street ,but run with rat hunters in the inside the majority are middle age hispanic men who are vetern cons
rat hunters generally target rapos and rats-people who tell on other prisoners or who told on their co-defendants to get lighter sentances. rat hunters also extort and make gang like the latin kings run errons for them
rat hunters by NLR718 July 9, 2006
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Rat Hunters

Rat Hunters are an established and sanctioned prison gang found in the New York State prison system. It's members are mostly made up of various Nomad Biker's from Outlaw gangs/clubs on the streets, and prison hardened middle aged Hispanic men. Rat Hunter prospects are selected from the most violent, tough, and criminally experienced men in the NYS prison system, who have the most incidents of violence such as Assaults on Sex Offenders, Assault on a Corrections Officer, and Assaults on Rats/Snitches, among other violent crimes. The purpose and agenda of a Rat Hunter, is to sniff out all Rats/Snitches, Sex Offenders, Etc, and brutally "Exterminate" them.
Rat Hunters sniff out and target all sex offenders ('Rapos'), and Rats (people who snitch/tell on other prisoners, or who ratted/snitched/told on their co-defendants to obtain a lighter sentence). Rat Hunters also extort Rapos' and Rats, and usually have a co-existing partnership with other gangs such as the Latin Kings and sometimes even the Aryan Brotherhood.
Rat Hunters by Zero Omega Morte July 26, 2021
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