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Track high-ranking gang leaders inside the prison. it has also proved invaluable to law enforcement. it they have actually solved homicides on the streets that they had no suspects on through the debriefing process. debriefing is not enough to destroy the vise grip of prison gangs at corcoran. just one tool from breaking some of the gang members up from the gang because for every one inmate that debriefs, you have ten in line waiting to get into the gang. since our last visit here, officers say they have seen a big shift in the type of inmates who are joining gangs. the changes i have seen in gang members coming into csp corcoran have been the younger kids coming off the street, coming into a gang they feel is going to take care of them and come in here and find out it is not that way at all and because he wants to make a name for himself, will be the first one to grab a weapon if told bay somebody that s got seniority on the yard, say, hey, i need to you go hit this guy, the ....
And find out it s not that way at all. and because he wants to make a name for himself, will be the first one to grab a weapon if told bay somebody that s got seniority on the yard, say, hey, i need to you go hit this guy, they will. they are a lot younger, a lot younger out here. they don t care at all. they are the ones who will be first to get in your face and tell you where to go. they re told that what they re doing is for the betterment of, you know their race or their group or whatever it is when in reality what it is it s all about making money for those guys that are running or controlling the gangs. there are a few inmates, though, who manage to avoid the dangers of gang membership by forming their own small factions and keeping a low profile. surprisingly, one of those groups consists of inmates who are openly gay. the boys seem to have no problem. they love us. i mean we are like gold in here. we really are. very few of us. ....
the information provided by former gang members, like inmate spiller, is used to identify and track high-ranking gang leaders inside the prison. it has also proved invaluable to law enforcement. they ve actually solved homicides on the streets that they had no suspects on through the debrief process. debriefing is not enough to destroy the vise grip of prison gangs at corcoran. it s just one tool from breaking some of these gang members up from the gang. because for every one inmate that debriefs you have ten in line waiting to get into the gang. since our last visit here, officers say they have seen a big shift in the type of inmates who are joining gangs. the changes i have seen in gang members coming into csp corcoran have been a lot of the younger kids coming off of the street. coming into a gang they feel is going to take care of them and come in here and find out it s not that way at all. and because he wants to make a name for himself, will be the first one to grab a ....
Line waiting to get into the gang. since our last visit here, officers say they have seen a big shift in the type of inmates who are joining gangs. the changes i have seen in gang members coming into csp corcoran have been a lot of the younger kids coming off of the street. coming into a gang they feel is going to take care of them and come in here and find out it s not that way at all. and because he wants to make a name for himself, will be the first one to grab a weapon if told bay somebody that s got seniority on the yard, say, hey, i need to you go hit this guy, they will. they are a lot younger, a lot younger out here. they don t care at all. they are the ones who will be first to get in your face and tell you where to go. they are told that what they re doing is for the betterment of, you know, their race or their group or whatever it is. when in reality, what it is, it s all about making money for those guys that are running or controlling the gangs. there are a few i ....
Officers say they have seen a big shift in the type of inmates who are joining gangs. the changes i have seen in gang members coming into csp corcoran have been a lot of the younger kids coming off of the street. coming into a gang they feel is going to take care of them and come in here and find out it s not that way at all. and because he wants to make a name for himself, will be the first one to grab a weapon if told bay somebody that s got seniority on the yard, say, hey, i need to you go hit this guy, they will. they are a lot younger, a lot younger out here. they don t care at all. they are the ones who will be first to get in your face and tell you where to go. they are told that what they re doing is for the betterment of, you know, their race or their group or whatever it is. when in reality, what it is, it s all about making money for those guys that are running or controlling the gangs. there are a few inmates though who manage to avoid the dangers of gang membership ....