National Geographic - Street Gangs of Chicago [ Notoriously Dangerous Gangs ] - Full Documentary

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National Geographic - Street Gangs of Chicago [ Notoriously Dangerous Gangs ] - Full Documentary
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This show heads to Chicago, Illinois to explore the impact of one of the city's most lethal gangs, the Four Corner Hustlers. One of the five gangs that control the illicit drug trade in the city, the Four Corner Hustlers prey on the young to fill their ranks, sending many of its members to either an early grave or into prison.
The Four Corner Hustlers or (4CH) (the four is pronounced as 'foe') is an organized street gang originating on the west side of Chicago, Illinois. Together with the Vice Lords, Latin Kings, and Black P Stones, they are one of four dominant Chicago gangs involved in drug distribution, accounting for 84 percent of gang membership. Outside of Chicago, they are particularly found in Maywood, Illinois and the surrounding community.
4CH was at one time allied with People Nation and still wear their clothing, typically hats and bandanas to the left side, as do the People. Their gang colors are black and gold, (making New Orleans Saints and Purdue apparel popular among members) and although they "ride" under the 5-point star (pentagram) they mainly associate themselves with a diamond with "points" at each corner..
Other symbols used by "4CH" are a top hat, a wine glass, a book, and a rabbit. Each member is required to know "The Lit," which is the gangs statement, or creed, part of which states a commitment to love and support for their family and strive for peace within one's community.
Members of the 1990s rap group Crucial Conflict are associated with 4CH. Their single "To The Left" is centered around the wearing of hats tilted to the left, and punishment for those who do not.
This classic history of crime tells how Chicago’s underworld earned—and kept—its reputation. Recounting the lives of such notorious denizens as the original Mickey Finn, the mass murderer H. H. Holmes, and the three Car Barn Bandits, Asbury reveals life as it was lived in the criminal districts of the Levee, Hell’s Half-Acre, the Bad Lands, Little Cheyenne, Custom House Place, and the Black Hole. His description of Chicago’s infamous red light district—where the brothels boasted opulence unheard of before or since—vividly captures the wicked splendor that was Chicago. The Gangs of Chicago spans from the time “Slab Town” was settled to Prohibition days. The story of Chicago’s golden age of crime climaxes with a dramatic account of the careers of the “biggest of the Big Shots”: Big Jim Colosimo, Terrible Johnny Torrio, and the elusive Al Capone. Photographs and illustrations round out this telling of Chicago’s early underworld.
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