Newark Gang War - Rollin 60s Crips vs The Jungle Boys

At all relevant times, FRANKLIN, WILLIAMS, and BYRD operated in and around Essex County, New Jersey. The Rollin' 60s members and associates followed certain traditions and protocols of the Enterprise, including: a. visible demonstrations of gang affiliation, such as an identification with the colors blue and white, which appear in clothing, hats, and bandanas that Rollin' 60s members wear; greeting each other with the phrase, "NH," which is an acronym for "neighborhood," and thus shorthand for "Neighborhood Crip," and referring to each other as "Hoodsta" and "Loc"; the utilization of social media platforms to proclaim their affiliation and highlight the Enterprise by posting gang-related photographs and videos and to communicate with other members and associates; and d. tattoos, slogans, and hand gestures signifying membership in the Rollin' 60s.