United Blood Nation
United Blood Nation, simply known as U.B.N is a prison gang formed in 1993 within the New York City jail system by leader Omar Portee on Rikers Island's George Mochen Detention Center. G.M.D.C was used to segregate problem inmates from the rest of the detention center.
Members of this gang were known for burning three triangular shape circles on their upper right arm to show affiliation to it. Some members would tattoo a bulldog's face on their right hand, the numbers 031 and letters M.O.B to identify themselves from outsiders also.
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