How New York Chinatown Gangs Actually Work | How Crime Works | Insider
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Former Chinatown gang member turned NYPD cop Mike Moy shares insights on crime, highlighting the violence, interactions with the Italian mafia, and evolution of criminal activities in Chinatown gangs during the 1970s, ultimately leading to a desire for change and redemption through forgiveness and self-reflection.
Insights
- Chinatown gangs in the 1970s employed extreme tactics like hidden guns, secret tunnels, and snipers to instill fear and maintain control, showcasing the depth of their criminal operations and the lengths they would go to protect their interests.
- Mike Moy's transformation from a Chinatown gang member to an NYPD officer highlights a profound shift driven by personal growth, forgiveness, and a desire for positive change, illustrating the transformative power of self-reflection and redemption in breaking away from a life of crime.
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What criminal activities were prevalent in Chinatown gangs?
Extortion, street robberies, selling marijuana, counterfeit money, running gambling houses.
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