Denver, Colorado Gangs & Hoods

The heart of the state nicknamed the “Box State,” also known as Colorado, resides in the Denver hoods of the East Side, West Side, Aurora, and many other sections around the metro of the city.

The streets became active during the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s with Denver gangs claiming Blood and Crip affiliations, and not to leave out Mexican gangs like the Surenos or the homegrown ones.

What started out as cliques like the Park Hill Boys, changed into being linked to the Crenshaw Mafia Gangster Bloods. This was true for many of the original hoods in the city.

Another area owas the Thirty Streets, also known as the Rollin’ 30s Gangster Crips, which have no affiliation to Los Angeles’ Rollin’ 30s Crips, but claim blocks like Tre-0 or Tre Tre.

While the city’s Mexican community is home to WestWood Hood or Villa Park Gangstas might be larger since the city’s Mexican population is the second largest in Denver.

The East Side has always been a well respected neighborhood from the old block of 27 Bricc City to the Bell Side area of Montbello.

As the population is shifting, hoods have been created further outside of the inner city into specific areas of Aurora or communities on the outskirts of Denver like Montbello or Green Valley Ranch.

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