“The hardened foreign operative turned out to be a Brooklyn-born gangbanger.”

“In 1606, a gangbanger by the name of Caravaggio killed a rival in Rome and fled to Naples.”

“Once, Fella was mistaken for a gangbanger, and his blue bandanna for a cocky display of Crip colors.”

“It's not a pretty sight when left-wing gangbangers march into action to destroy admirable men, but they really have it down to a science.”

“They became gangbangers, or street kids with nowhere else to be, and eventually homeless crackheads or alcoholics or both.”

“She has vigorously supported the prosecution and incarceration of the gangbangers without the slightest public display of hesitation, handwringing, or apology.”