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Title: Lecture 3 Mediums


1
PSYCHOLOGY CRIME
Week 8 Friday 14th March
Gangs Co-offending
Ciarán OKeeffe Room GLA014 Office Hours
Tuesday 11-12, Friday 11-12 Telephone ext.
3639 E-mail okeefec_at_hope.ac.uk
2
Lecture Content
  • Gangs
  • Working example - Ram Raiding
  • Definitions
  • Types Examples
  • Studies
  • Triads

3
Ram Raiding
  • Definition
  • Group commercial burglary
  • Legal Definition
  • A person is a burglar if, having entered any
    building or part of a building as a trespasser he
    steals or attempts to steal anything in the
    building
  • Ram Raiding behaviourally distinct
  • Professional crime, well-planned overall
    requires a high level of skill experience

4
Ram Raiding
  • Description
  • Numbers 3 - 5 offenders
  • Arrive at target premises in one or more stolen
    high performance vehicles
  • Vehicle or tools (e.g sledge hammers, crowbars)
    used to effect entry
  • Driver remains in vehicle whilst others load
    goods
  • Often one member  stands guard 

5
Ram Raiding
  • Preconvictions
  • TWOC Drug possession
  • Theft Possessing offensive weapon
  • Handling stolen goods Robbery
  • Burglary non-dwelling Actual bodily harm
  • TFMV Assault on police
  • Criminal damage Reckless Driving
  • Disqualified driving Public order
  • Going euipped to steal GBH
  • Burglary dwelling Deception
  • Indecent assault

6
Ram Raiding
  • Example
  • 5 group members
  • What would their roles be?
  • What would their precons be?
  • 5 Specialisations
  • Leader
  • Heavy
  • Driver
  • Extra
  • Apprentice

7
Ram Raiding
  • Example
  • Table

8
Key Aspects of Group
  • Role Differentiation
  • Hierarchy Leadership
  • External Context
  • Operate within wider social or organisational
    context
  • External social relationships - Connections
  • E.g handlers, information, legitimate links

9
Gangs
  • Definition
  • A group is a gang when it exists for or benefits
    substantially from the continuing criminal
    activity of its members
  • Some element of crime must exist as a definitive
    feature of the organisation for it to be
    classified as a gang
  • Not necessarily income-producing (e.g. Aryan
    Brotherhood, KKK)

10
Gangs
  • Studies Examples
  • Thrasher (1927)
  • Etiology of gangs
  • 1313 Chicago gangs
  • Examples
  • Latin Kings
  • Crips
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