True or False:

 

"The more you fear me the more you respect me" is a mantra of prison gangs.

 

There appears to be evidence that supports the presence of cross border connection between the Hermanos de Pistoleros gang and Mexican drug cartels.

 

Some members of the Barrio Azteca gang will use public radio dedications as a form of code to send messages to other gang members.

 

For "Boxer," money was power and he believed the Mexican Mafia was a "cannibalistic organization."

 

Cell phones are a contraband item that are smuggled into prisons worldwide.

 

Females associated with the Mexican Mafia are sometimes called "las Señoras" and can exert influence and some control over Eme street operations.

 

The Aryan Brotherhood (AB) attempts to make money through the use of violence and terror.

 

Communications between members is important to prison gang operations.

 

Russian prison gangs do not have any connections to the Russian government

 

Some law enforcement evidence suggest that the Barrio Azteca gang has struck alliances with the Juarez and Sinaloa Mexican drug cartels.

 

The video showing "Midget", the gang member who slashed his lawyer's face in court, demonstrated a connection between street and prison gangs because it highlighted Midget's connection to a Mexican Mafia prison gang member.

 

Some experts suggest the Mexican Mafia was initially formed for protection against prison staff and other inmates.

 

Corruption played an important part in Russian prison gang development.

 

In Russian prison gangs, tattoos indicate what type of criminal the wearer is.

 

There are no Hermanos de Pistoleros gang members operating in Mexico.

 

The Mexican Mafia has little influence in Sureño street gang neighborhoods.

 

A few Mexican Mafia members work with Mexican drug trafficking organizations.

 

There is a connection between Russian prison gangs and U.S.-based Russian organized criminal activity.

 

"Pruno" is a prison gang term that describes the shaving of one's head.

 

Russian prison gangs do not use tattoos as a form of personal resumes.

 

Barrio Azteca was initially formed for protection against inmates within the Texas Department of Corrections (TDOC).

 

La Eme was the first prison gang to develop in California.

 

San Francisco was the first U.S. city to report the presence of Russian organized crime groups.

 

There is a formal system of rules for Russian prison gang members.

 

The Nazi Low Rider gang formed with in the California state corrections system.

 

The membership of California's first street gang was ethnically based with people from South America.

 

Leaders in Russian prison gangs sometimes wear tattoos of epaulettes on their shoulders, indicating rank.

 

When one joins La Eme they have to take a blood oath, "blood in, blood out."