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Dangerous NYC Gangs You’ve Never Heard Of | Inside New York’s Secret Underworld

#newyork #gang #documentary When you think of New York City gangs, names like Bloods, Crips, and Latin Kings probably come to mind. But beneath the headlines, a shadow network of lesser-known crews holds real power across the five boroughs. In this video, we spotlight seven underground organizations—each with its own history, colors, and rivalries. Raza Loca A predominantly Hispanic alliance forged in the early ’90s, Raza Loca unites sets like Escuadrón-Panchitos, Vatos Locos, and Delincuentes under a black-and-white banner. Known for RZL tattoos and heavy beefs with GFM, Sureños, Latin Kings, and Trinitarios, this deep-rooted network has shaped turf battles from the Bronx to Brooklyn. Sur-13 Often dismissed as outside players, the New York Sur-13 clique proves its mettle by clashing with Raza Loca, Niños Malos, Trinitarios, and more. While many members hail from Mexico and Central America, Sur-13’s reach extends through unexpected alliances—and fierce rivalries. Barrio 18 (18th Street) One of the city’s most reviled gangs, Barrio 18 splinters into cliques like 54th Tiny Locos, Shatto Park Locos, and Kingston Locos. Their turf wars with MS-13, Raza Loca, Latin Kings, and Bloods have fueled some of the toughest street conflicts in East Brooklyn. KavKaz Nation Hailing from Brighton Beach and Manhattan Beach, KavKaz Nation traces its roots to the Caucasus region—Armenia, Uzbekistan, Southern Russia, and Azerbaijan. This Russian/Eastern European crew, known as “K-WAY,” mixes extortion and drug trafficking with uneasy partnerships alongside Blood sets. Dominicans Don’t Play (DDP) Born in 1991, DDP once dominated NYC’s Dominican neighborhoods before spreading to New Jersey, Massachusetts, Florida, and even Spain. Though recent arrests and flips have weakened their ranks, DDP still clashes hotly with Trinitarios, Latin Kings, Bloods, and various Central American groups. Los Vagos Spanish Harlem’s Mexican power set, Los Vagos has waged a decades-long war against the Latin Kings—and, more recently, against rival alliance GFM. Despite a 2011 RICO takedown, Los Vagos remain an active force, defending their turf with relentless intensity. Gran Familia Mexicana (GFM) Not to be confused with Atlanta’s group, NYC/Jersey-based GFM pulls together gangs like Niños Malos and The Mexican Boys into a Mexican-alliance powerhouse. Their fiercest conflict is with Raza Loca, but they’ve also tangled with Latin Kings and Trinitarios. From Brooklyn’s beach neighborhoods to the heart of Spanish Harlem, these crews operate just outside the spotlight—but their impact on NYC’s streets is anything but small. Hit play to dive into the real underworld of New York City, and don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more deep-dive docs! #NYCGangs #HiddenUnderworld #StreetCrews #GangWars #RazaLoca #Sur13 #Barrio18 #KavKazNation #DominicansDontPlay #LosVagos #GranFamiliaMexicana #TrueCrime #UndercoverNYC #GangDocumentary #BrooklynCrime #NYCUnderworld #harlem #gangcrime #streetgangs