California
Southern California law enforcement officials have become increasingly concerned about the growing presence of the Black Guerrilla Family prison gang on the streets of South-Central and Southeast Los Angeles.
May 21, 1985
World & Nation
Dirk van Eck, who lost his wife and two children in a land-mine explosion traced to black nationalist guerrillas, issued a warning: “They must realize that if they mess with the Afrikaner people, they mess with a people who can hurt them a lot and who won’t be beaten.”
Jan. 13, 1986
Conservative Afrikaners came together in a mingling of grief and revenge Thursday to bury a farmer’s wife and her two children, who were killed by a guerrilla land mine that blew their truck apart on a lonely road.
Dec. 20, 1985
Drugs, sex and collusion behind bars in Maryland, indictment says
April 25, 2013
A lawyer charged with smuggling cocaine to members of the Black Guerrilla family while they were held in Los Angeles County Jail pleaded guilty Tuesday to drug possession.
Sept. 6, 1989
A black man accused of involvement in guerrilla attacks was found hanged in his cell, police said today.
Jan. 31, 1990
The gunman had admitted he was smiling, “trying to suppress my laughter,” when he coolly killed seven passersby here in 1988.
Sept. 29, 1992
As warfare culls the Tamil Tigers’ ranks, women have become the rebels’ newest weapon. Increasingly, they are joining the upper rungs of the once all-male army.
Feb. 21, 2000
El Salvador’s Rebel Youth: Confident, Ready to Die
March 12, 1989
Margarita is much like other 15-year-old girls.