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UNCLASSIFIED Gang members often learn anti-government tactics while incarcerated. Once released, gang members continue to use the tactics during interactions with law enforcement in attempts to circumvent legal recourse. 32 National Gang Intelligence Center UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED (U) Gangs in the Military and Government Institutions (U) Survey respondents indicate that known or suspected gang members from more than 100 jurisdictions applied for positions or gained employment at any level of the US military, law enforcement, corrections, or the judiciary over the past two years. 53 Of those, the US military was identified as the most common, followed by corrections, law enforcement, and judiciary. (U) Military-trained gang members pose a serious threat to law enforcement and to the public. They learn combat tactics in the military, then return home to utilize these new skills against rival gangs or law enforcement. Military training of individual gang members could ultimately result in more sophisticated and deadly gangs, as well as deadly assaults on law enforcement officers. (U) Source: NAGIA Survey Data. (U) Law enforcement agencies reporting gang members who have applied or gained employment in the military. UNCLASSIFIED 2015 NATIONAL GANG REPORT 33
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