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Sons Of Samoa Crip Gang
Sons Of Samoa is a Crip gang originated in Long Beach, California during the 1980s. They sport the Seattle Mariners Logo with the 'S'. They're also known as The Mighty S Gang or SA Gang. They have 4 sets in Long Beach, called East Side 32nd Street Sons of Samoa Crip, East Side 15th Street Suicidal Sons of Samoa Crip, West Side Trey Life Sons of Samoa Crip and West Side 10th Street Dawgs Sons of Samoa Crip. They quickly spread through California, having sets in East Oakland, South Sacramento, San Francisco, San Jose, Seaside, Marina, Salinas, San Diego, Riverside. They're found in Seattle, Washington. Also, the Sons Of Samoa Crip Gang is one of the most dangerous gangs in Utah, they're well known for the killing of 4 of their rival gang members after they hailed the house with gunshots and lit the house on fire. Sons of Samoa Crip is also founded in Hawaii. They have aligned themselves with larger African-American Crip gangs. Their rivals are Parcc Village Compton Crips, Long Beach Mexican Varrio, All Norteño Gangs, All Sureño Gangs, Samoan Blood/Piru gangs such as Carson West Side Piru and the Scottsdale Piru. Other rivals include East Side Longos 13, Rollin 20s Crips, Insane Crips, as well as the West Side Rollin 60S Crips. Criminal activities include Drug trafficking, arms trafficking, rape, extortion, prostitution, robbery and murder. They have 3,000 gang members worldwide.
Them niggas from Sons of Samoa Crip Gang on 32nd street on the East Side of the Beach don't play around! them niggas some shooters!
Sons Of Samoa Crip Gang by LBnews7 April 7, 2017
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