• Source: List of New Orleans gangs

Before Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans gangs tended to be small violent local groups divided among its 17 voting districts known as "wards".
NOPD classified these groups as drug organizations or "cliques," with about 10-15 members.
The most infamous criminal organizations formed in the city during the turbulent mid-1980s, with the Glenn Metz Gang, the Sam Clay Organization, Hardy Boys and the Richard Pena Organization being the most notorious. Other drug crews like the Balley Boys and the Hankton Organization were also active during the 1990s.
According to New Orleans Police Department, gang related homicides spiked in 2007, which drove the city's homicide rate to a record high. Some of the most vicious cliques, like the Dooney Boys and the 9th ward G-Strip Gang, moved to other cities and clashed with each other in violent gun battles. New Orleans drug crews became involved in violent crime and murders and spread throughout the drug trade in host cities and states such as Atlanta, Houston, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Dallas, Biloxi, Baton Rouge, and Jacksonville.
In 2012, Mayor Mitch Landrieu formed the Multi-Agency Gang (MAG) Unit, which is the key enforcement component of the Group Violence Reduction Strategy (GVRS). The MAG Unit identifies the most dangerous and influential gang members and removes them from the community.




Post-Katrina


39ers Gang, multi-state
110ers, Lower Garden District
Byrd Gang, Central City
Joesphine Dog Pound, Central City
Dumaine Street Gang (also known as "D-Block"), Treme
Ride or Die, St. Roch
Taliban Gang, Pigeon Town
Big 8s, St Roch
Wild Side Gangstas, Treme
Ghost Gang, Central City
Young Melf Mafia, Central City
International Robbin Crew (IRC), multi-state (inactive)
Hot Block, Algiers
FnD Gang, Seventh Ward (inactive)
Deuce Gang Goonies, Iberville (inactive)
PCB, Seventh Ward.
Cutthroat Committee
Mob Pirus
Mid City Killers, Mid-City




Pre-Katrina


Dooney Boys, multi-state
Whitney Boys, Algiers
D-Block Boys, Algiers
3-N-G, Central City (merged with G-Strip)
G-Strip, Ninth Ward (merged with 3-N-G)
Phillip and Clara Crew, Central City (inactive)
Hot Boys, Central City.
Dorgenois and Dumaine Crew (now known as D' Block)
Fischer Fools, Algiers (now known as 150)
Cuthroat Posse, Lower Garden District
Florida Posse, Ninth Ward (inactive)
7th Ward Hardheads, Seventh Ward (inactive)
Deslonde Boys, Ninth Ward
Bunker Hill Boys, New Orleans East
Porch Boys, Central City (inactive)
Josephine and Danneel Crew, Central City
Cutt Boys, Central City (inactive)
Gotti Boys, Central City (inactive)
CTC, Lower Ninth Ward
Cutoff Posse, Algiers
11th Ward Hustlers, Irish Channel
Gertown Hounds, Gertown
Eagle Street Crew, Hollygrove
Melph Mafia, Central City
Lord Body, Sixth Ward




References



https://www.nola.com/news/article_0c820a69-b7a0-52ca-982c-781132011480.html Retrieved Aug 14 2009
https://www.nola.com/news/crime_police/article_06f42396-4b4d-5042-985b-8d5f8d106504.html Archived 2022-03-24 at the Wayback Machine Nola.com.

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