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Westmob, is a primarily

Hunters Point projects.^[2]

The gang made headlines around the nation when one of its members, David Hill, was arrested for murdering a police officer in April 2004.[3]

References

^ "Straight Outta Hunter's Point DVD | StreetGangs.Com". Archived from the original on 2012-09-14. Retrieved 2012-09-14.
^ "THE KILLING STREETS / A Cycle of Vengeance / BLOOD FEUD / In Bayview-Hunters Point, a series of unsolved homicides has devastated one of S.F.'s most close-knit communities". 16 December 2001.
^ "SAN FRANCISCO / Gang 'insider' doesn't testify in murder trial". 21 November 2006.

External links

KRON 4 news- Many SF Homicides Linked to Gang Wars- Map of SF gang areas

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