Episode 57: The History Of Deputy Gangs In The L.A. County Sheriff's Department Pt 1.

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On Part 1 of Episode 57, we delve into the formation and early history of deputy gangs in the L.A County Sheriff's Department, including the culture within the Sheriff's department that allowed the formation of these groups to start, the very first deputy gangs to form up in the 1970's, like the Little Devils and Cavemen, who crafted the idea of what a deputy gang was, and finally, the rise of the Lynwood Vikings, one of the most violent, depraved, and notorious deputy gangs to ever run the street, I hope everyone enjoys today's show and tunes back in next week for Part 2.
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