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Pirus

The Pirus (/ˈpaɪ.ruː/ ⓘ) are a subset of the larger Bloods gang alliance, an organized crime group in the United States.

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Founded
1969; 57 years ago (1969)
Activities
Drug trafficking, robbery, extortion and murder
Allies
Bloods Juggalos
Ethnicity
Primarily African American
Founder
Sylvester Puddin Scott, Vincent Benson Owens
Founding location
Compton, California, United States

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Pirus

Nodes39
Edges38
Triples62
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.051282
Components1

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Pirus

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related to history · 23
Pirus → According, Bishops, Bloods, Brims, Crips, Death Row Records, Denver Lanes, Eventually, For, Fruit Town Piru, Greater Los Angeles, However, In, Mob Piru, Mob Pirus, Nevertheless, Piru, Piru Street Boys, Playboy Piru Bloods, Sylvester Scott
related to In popular culture · 23
Pirus → Bangin, Bloods, City, Crips, Elm Street, Fives, Holly Hood, I'm, If Pirus, In, Kendrick Lamar, Let The Beat Build, Lil Wayne, Lueders Park, Piru, Piru Love, Playboi Carti, Stop Breathing, Strange Clouds, Tha Carter III
Activities · 1
Pirus → Drug trafficking, robbery, extortion and murder
Allies · 1
Pirus → Bloods Juggalos
Ethnicity · 1
Pirus → Primarily African American
Founded · 1
Pirus → 1969; 57 years ago (1969)
Founder · 1
Pirus → Sylvester Puddin Scott, Vincent Benson Owens
Founding location · 1
Pirus → Compton, California, United States
Rivals · 1
Pirus → Crips
Years active · 1
Pirus → 1969–present

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piru crips bloods street gangs also gang los angeles group larger became sets references compton alliance known young streets song

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
PirusActivitiesDrug trafficking, robbery, extortion and murder1.00infobox
PirusAlliesBloods Juggalos1.00infobox
PirusEthnicityPrimarily African American1.00infobox
PirusFounded1969; 57 years ago (1969)1.00infobox
PirusFounderSylvester Puddin Scott, Vincent Benson Owens1.00infobox
PirusFounding locationCompton, California, United States1.00infobox
PirusRivalsCrips1.00infobox
PirusYears active1969–present1.00infobox
the Brimsinstance ofthe Playboy Piru Bloods formed an alliance with other smaller street gangs0.80text
Bishopsinstance ofthe Playboy Piru Bloods formed an alliance with other smaller street gangs0.80text
Denver Lanesinstance ofthe Playboy Piru Bloods formed an alliance with other smaller street gangs0.80text
which also opposed the Cripsinstance ofthe Playboy Piru Bloods formed an alliance with other smaller street gangs0.80text

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