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ARYAN BROTHERHOOD CRIME FAMILY

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 General Marshall L. Miller Delivers Remarks at Aryan Brotherhood of Texas Press Event, ,
p. 1.
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(2014)

Asia news monitor has worked on this article about the crimes committed by this violent
street gang, the aritcal talked about Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General Marshall L.
Miller Delivers Remarks at Aryan Brotherhood of Texas, and how the attorney general marsh
is working on and singn every tool in the law enforcement to bring the Aryan brotherhood to
justice. The article mainly focusing on 73 brutal crimes committed by AB also known as the
Aryan brother hood in five federal districts.

Association LLC, P.N. (2016) Asia Pacific information exchange, DL Report First to
Catalog White Supremacist Prison Gangs State-by-State: Gangs Active in 42 States;
Increasingly Bringing Crime and Racism to Communities Outside Jails, , p. 1.
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(Association LLC, 2016)

This journal published by PR Newswire provide a detail analysis on white suprimist how the
gang works and what are the main crimes committed by the notorious street gang such as
prostitusion, contract killing, drug trafficking and white collar crimes. The ADL report
provides a first-of-its-kind inventory of white supremacist groups by state and prison system -
and recommends a number of steps the Justice Department can take to track violent prison
gangs and the number of crimes carried out by racist inmates at both the federal and state
level.
 ADL's Center on Extremism made the report by working with restorative foundations and
law requirement offices, checking on case documents and news stories, and tapping its own
particular broad assortment of data on racial oppressor jail group exercises

JOHN M (2006) New York times. Available at: http://www.nytimes.com/2006/03/15/us/trial-

begins-for-members-of-aryan-prison-gang.html (Accessed: 18 January 2017).
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(JOHN M, 2006)

The author MR.Broder has written about the prosecution carried on 4 Aryan
Brotherhood member on 14 march 2006.Broder explain how the four leaders given
killing orders to their members over the past 15 years while serving life sentences.
What it takes to be Aryan Brotherhood member and ruling inside prison by doing
violent crimes and building the name for the Brotherhood. He has talked about how
prosecutors put forward the vicious gang Operates from inside prison wall and ot on
the streets, of Texas. And the article includes about wheel or called as the Generals
their division of power in the area of Texas.

Media LTD, N. (2012) Two Aryan Brotherhood of Texas Gang Members Sentenced in
Houston for Violent Crimes in Aid of Racketeering, M2 Presswire; Coventry, , p. 1.
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(Media LTD, 2012)

According to this article published Presswire, Coventry its covers a crimes committed by two
ABT member inside its organization on 22 September 2008,by brutally attacking one
of its own gang member for disobeying the law of the white suprimist crime family.
This allgied attack was carried out in Tomball Texas in one of gang generals house.
Furthermore the article goes deep in to the gangs beginning time and its true reason
 why it was formed inside prison of Texas California. This gang was formed to protect
white in mates in the 1960s from other racial gangs inside the prison.

Asia new monitor (2014a) Reputed Aryan Brotherhood of Texas Gang Leader Pleads Guilty
to Federal Racketeering Charges, , p. 1.
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(2014a)

According to court documents, Blake and other ABT gang members and associates agreed to
commit multiple acts of murder, robbery, arson, kidnapping and narcotics trafficking
on behalf of the ABT gang .Furthermore article describes how the gang member plead
guilty to the court and what were they charged for. The article mainly focs on
generals who pleaded guilty for racketeering charges identified with their enrolment
in the ABT's criminal undertaking, declared Assistant Attorney General Leslie R.
Caldwell of the Justice Department's Criminal Division and U.S. Lawyer Kenneth