What is "gangbanger"

Usage examples of "gangbanger".

This kid was a felon gangbanger and he picked the wrong time to pull a gun.

The gangbanger grabbed his hand as blood spurted forth, looking more surprised than hurt.

He still looked and dressed like a gangbanger, something he never really was, but now he drove a two-year-old Mercedes, possibly the only bright orange Mercedes low-rider in Florida.

The gangbanger was down and squeezing his thigh with both hands as if he could force the ripped muscle and broken bone to unite.

When she saw the fallen gangbanger she began to scream Spanish obscenities at Laureano, a shrill counterpoint to the growing wail of sirens.

It would be a good while before the gangbanger was doing any sprints, but he could talk.

The bat was eighteen and a half inches long, the kind the local gangbangers used to keep law and order in the projects.

The run that would end with arrests and convictions and maximum jail terms, that would take out the gunrunners and the gangbangers in one package wrapped so tightly and brightly that it just might look like Christmas.

You look at, say, San Diego, and all the enforcers there are gangbangers, little sixteen-year-olds who see hundreds of thousands in cash and coke pass through their hands every week.

The Lancaster cops assumed that something bad had gone down between a group of gangbangers and a group of LAPD officers, and neither Joe nor I told them different.

At some point during the heated battles between Uzi-toting gangbangers, the city was delivered a mortal wound.

The gangbangers outside the Dance Macabre tossed away their blunts and bombers and pulled out their guns, moving to form a human corridor.

The assembled gangbangers turned to their respective leaders, like daisies following the sun.

Judging from what was left of them, the gangbangers had been torn limb from limb.

Cuban gangbangers in immaculate low-riders, not an easy group to impress, had been known to drive into ditches in amazement when Dak rocketed past.