Into the Abyss: A Personal Journey into the World of Street Gangs

This website explores over 80 different gang-related topics (see "Site Map/Contents" above) and offers more than 2,400 links to useful gang-related websites on the Internet.

Welcome to One of the Most Up-To-Date and
Comprehensive Resources on Street Gangs in America
Last update: 5 July 2011
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From Dr. Frank Schmalleger: "Every once in a while a work comes along that redefines the field of academic criminal justice. Mike Carlie’s Into the Abyss is such a work." From the Foreword, written by Dr. Frank Schmalleger. Dr. Schmalleger is widely recognized for his scholarship spanning the entire criminal justice system.

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Available free of charge on the Internet since
November of 2001 and continually updated.

Used by everyday citizens and criminal justice professionals alike to learn more about the gang phenomenon.

An excellent source of information and ideas for people working in community services, treatment and prevention.

Used as a training device by practitioners in the field of criminal justice from law enforcement in the state of Washington, to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, to the New York City Police Department, the Montana and Utah Departments of Corrections and several Gang Investigators associations, among others.

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The world is a dangerous place to live; not because of the people who are evil,
but because of the people who don't do anything about it."

- Albert Einstein -

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