Gang Activity

  • Exclusive: High profile “Gang Object”

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a so-called “Gang Object” used by criminals to identify their particular crime has been recovered in Reading, Berkshire.

    It’s believed to relate to a high profile figure in the UK. It indicates an attempt to defraud someone out of paperwork and its potential “paper worth” to other criminal interested parties.

    It may be part of an attempt to “Disperse” a person’s personal estate. This means all aspects of it would be “auctioned” off to different groups so they can then take it away by criminal methods.

    It’s a sort of “Permission Crime”, meaning large assets and other personals are too much for one crime gang to obtain, and so events are held to divide it as spoils between many competing networks.

  • Caught: “Rubber Faces” leader

    In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a leader of “Rubber Faces”, a fake immigration enforcement racket, has been spotted in Reading, Berkshire.

    It’s believed the group hassles Home Office staff. They’re also alleged to interfere in housing regulation as it relates to ownership.

  • Caught: “Parliament” gang leader

    In another exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, an attempted set up of a criminal gang targeting the Parliamentary estate has been foiled.

    Its leader was spotted in London this past week, it’s believed with the intent to meet others seeking to also profit off his gang activity.

  • Exposed: “Philadelphia” gang

    In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, new information can emerge regarding a gang at the centre of antisocial behaviour in the South East of England, and an inspiration for “Gangs Of UK”.

    According to witness reports, “Philadelphia”* have run campaigns of terror, and ordinary citizens have been disturbed and left injured by unjust intimidation, and exploitation of vulnerabilities.

    I’ve met individuals in Reading, Berkshire who said they’d been subject to threats made to their personal lives including false reporting, false attribution, and false stories about close relatives.

    • A gang member with a distinctive ‘tag’
    • A suitcase significant of “Gangs Of UK”

    This week, a picture was taken of a member of this notorious, difficult to pin down gang. She was seen on a bus, stopping off at a popular street that is part of a multicultural, frequently visited area.

    It followed two sightings of other members, one on the same road, and another close to the town’s largest train station. In both these instances it made clear the gang has an interest in public transport.

    *Not connected to any other gang of a similar name