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Organized Crime (Groups/Genres: some of the dominant examples within…

- - - - In the West, these gangs are more spontaneous and disorganized
        
        street-level crime
      - In the Central Provinces, the Aboriginal gangs are more involved with smuggling
- - - - this model is based on a group of people working towards a common goal
      - individuals in these groups have different skills
      - this model is for a short period of time although members of these groups may work again in the future
- - - - is complosed of 3 or more people
      - has the purpose to commit serious offenses to earn money
  - - - 1) collaboration of 2 or more
      - 2) each person with appointed tasks
      - 3) exists for a prolonged/indefinite period of time
      - 5) suspected of serious criminal acts
      - 4) uses some form of discipline/control
      - 6) operates at an international level
      - 7) uses violence or other methods for intimidation
      - 8) uses commercial or business-like structures
      - 9) engaged in money laundring
      - 10) exerts influence (over others)
      - 11) determined by the pursuit of power
    - - the EU recognizes that there are some traits are core characteristics - traits 1, 3,5, & 11
      - these traits highlight that not every organization is the same