#BLOODS GANG CRACK#

12, cutting off about 10 million gallons of diesel and gasoline and more than 800,000 gallons of kerosene stored on site. The fuel depot blocked by gangs has been inoperable since Sept. “The crisis that Haiti is going through affects the population throughout the territory and the most vulnerable people are the first to suffer from the blockage,” it added on its press release.

said that the blockade on the fuel terminal “has led to the closure of health centers over the last weeks now, and caused the interruption of water treatment services,” posing a problem to prevent cholera.

#BLOODS GANG CRACK#

Since the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in July 2021, violence has soared in Haiti as gangs battle over territory, and the government has struggled to crack down. Two native Angelenos, Sylvester Scott, and Vincent Owens, initially founded the Bloods as the Compton Pirus. The gang established itself around West Piru Street in Compton. Brims, a powerful street gang, beginning in 1969 on the Westside. The Bloods distinguished themselves from the rest of L.A.’s gangs in the 1970s by engaging in more violence and crime than their peers. They began to expand to non- Crip gang territories controlled by gangs including The L.A. 15,000 and 20,000, and most members are African American males.

By late 1971 the Avalon Garden and the Inglewood Crips had joined forces with the other sets and began to engage in warfare with opposing sets. The Bloods was started on Piru Street in Compton, California. Haiti’s most powerful gang even decided to block access to the largest fuel terminal, warning its members will stay there until Henry resigns and prices for fuel are reduced. The Bloods gang was formed initially to compete against the influence of the Crips in Los Angeles.