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Wah Ching Gangster that became a vessel for God. Johhny Chang grew up rough and tough in the projects in the Chinese section of the East Side of Los Angeles known as Alhambra/San Gabriel/Monterey Park/Rosemead areas. Impoverished and having an Alcoholic Father who was violent towards his Mother, Johhny jumped off the porch at age 11 his only option was to find Family in the local Chinese youth in his hood. Those who collected with each other were also from similar circumstances. Broken homes and poverty pushed these youth to unite and protect themselves from other gangs in the area. Johnny become an active and reputable member of Ocean Side Wah Ching aka the "O's or the "Dubs". Johhny ended up catching a case as a Youth Offender was sent to California Youth Authority aka Gladiator School. After release Johnny hit the streets hard and now as an adult caught another case. C Yard Ironwood Prison is where Johnny found himself. He learned quickly to program with the "Other Car" made up of his Asian race some of which were his opps on the street. Johnny soon realized that these opps became his comrades inside the Prison as other races collected accordingly. Eventually Johnny was able to escape the Hell inside his mind which included violence, drug dealing and suicidal thoughts and did so through his walk with Christ and unwavering Faith in God. His new OG's are Pastors and righteous Men of God. Johnny is now an ordained Pastor with a Prison Ministry and speaks into inmates in Prisons across California and hopes to lead these men to find hope in a hopeless place. About the Wah Ching The Wah Ching (Youth of China) was founded in 1964 mainly by immigrants from Hong Kong and China working at Hop Sing Tong gambling establishments in San Francisco's Chinatown. The gang was first formed as a protection group from the ABCs (American born Chinese) and later evolved into a criminal gang. Beginning in 1969, the Wah Ching fought a war with the Suey Sing Tong for control of Chinatown's gambling, loan-sharking and extortion rackets. After a number of shootings and homicides, the Suey Sing relinquished their territory and reestablished themselves in Oakland. Wah Ching first received widespread media attention because of the 1977 Golden Dragon Massacre (GDM) involving another Chinese gang, the Chung Ching Yee, or Joe Boys (JBS). During the mid 1960s, Wah Ching established themselves in Southern California, mainly around Chinatown, Los Angeles and the San Gabriel Valley. The Southern California branch of Wah Ching was led by David Quon and Philip Lee throughout the 1960s and 1970s.[16] During this time, Wah Ching in Los Angeles operated illegal gambling houses, brothels, extortion rackets, and loan-sharking. Nearing the mid 1970s, Los Angeles Wah Ching recruited Joe Young, whom later became the leader of Southern California Wah Ching in the 1980s up until around mid 1990s. The Wah Ching has been in a long beef with the Asian Boyz. One of the first shootouts between the two gangs occurred in the 1990s. The shooting occurred in El Monte at a pool hall. An Asian Boyz gang member, Lea Mek, was killed by Wah Ching gang member Chieu Luong Yang. Another shootout between the two gangs occurred in San Marino that led to the deaths of two youths at a San Marino High School graduation party in June. After an investigation by the authorities, police claimed that when the Asian Boyz gang members arrived at the party, they noticed that Wah Ching gang members were there, prompting them to leave and return with weapons. At least nine gang members were arrested, and police seized five weapons from homes searched in conjunction with the arrests. The shootouts between the two gangs were called "Summer Madness" by the Asian Boyz gang and resulted in at least 42 deaths on both sides. #streetgangs #PrisonGang #CYA #SanGabrielValley #SGV #California #WAHCHING #california #asian #cdcr #gangster images https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi... Gary Stevens https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi... Tony Webster from Portland, Oregon https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi... Carol M. Highsmith https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi... Sgerbic https://www.flickr.com/photos/kenlund... Interstate 710, Monterey Park, California Ken Lund https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi... Ken Lund https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi... Gary Todd