Active Gangs
| Crip Gangs | Blood Gangs | Latino Gangs |
|---|---|---|
| Grape Street Crips | Bounty Hunter Bloods | Watts Varrio Grape Street |
| 118th Street East Coast Crips | Hacienda Village Boys | Moonlight Cats |
| Back St Watts Crips | Miller Bloods | 5 H (5th and Hill) |
| 112th Neighborhood | Circle City Piru | Street Saints |
| 112th St Broadway Gangster Crips | Bebop Bloods | |
| Twilight Zone Crips | Athens Park | 18th Street |
| Avalon Gangster Crips | Denver Lane | Ochentas |
| 120th St Hustlers Crips | Family Swan Bloods | Suicidal |
| 9 Deuce Bishops | Colonia Weigand | |
| Southside Watts | ||
| Killing Mob | ||
| Hacienda Village Boys | ||
| Dark Avenue Criminals Watts |
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