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Supervising Gang Members in Rural Communities Community corrections professionals who work in rural areas are increasingly likely to encounter gang members among the offenders they supervise. This training provides an overview of the scope of America’s gang problem and discusses the growth, influence and migration of gangs to rural parts of the country. It offers insight into the factors that are leading more people than ever before into the gang lifestyle and the impact of increased gang violence and narcotics trafficking on the quality of life in many communities. The presentation also profiles the major gangs operating across the country, describes gang identifiers, explains how gangs operate on the street, and discusses the correlation between prison gangs and street gangs. Also included are strategies for supervising gang members, tips for officer safety, and suggested interviewing techniques. The following materials (wmv and pdf) contain information to supplement the training. Please review and print as needed to have the materials available while viewing the presentation. If you need assistance or further information please contact Margaret Cloyd at 859.244.8104
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