SAN BERNARDINO GANG WAR, 909 is Dangerous!

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  @HD32685 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I laughed when he said no one wants to go to the IE. Yet everyone is moving out here and is crazy populated. Fastest growing area. The best way to describe San Bernardino to an outsider, is that it is the closest thing to Los Angeles in the IE. Meaning you have good areas near the foothills and then really bad areas. Los Angeles you can be in a great area and drive 10 minutes and be in a hood area. Same thing with San Bernardino just on a smaller scale.

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  @goodvibesblogger6422 · 4 years ago (edited)

  The sad thing is that I’m from San Bernardino and the reason why it’s like that is because a lot of people that were gang members or whatever moved from LA to San Bernardino made it worse. Every city has its good and bad parts.

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  @jasminebarajas2564 · 4 years ago

  Ive lived in san bernardino for almost 17 years and as long as you dont associate yourself with gangs you’ll be fine. Just be safe when going down baseline during night time cause thats when activity would happen. For most part just keep to yourself and mind your business and your fine.

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  @AwesomeDrewTV · 4 years ago

  Legend has it, when you pass, all you hear is this dude saying “Aaaand BAM!”

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  @AndrewChristian-bg6vr · 4 years ago

  People don’t realize the post office is a decent federal job with good benefits for you and the family.

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  @Shaun-A2P · 4 years ago

  Doggystyleee doesn’t dress like he’s in 2005, he dresses like he’s stuck in 1995

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  @angelgil-onken3030 · 4 years ago

  It's sad because we have such great mountains. But no one ever looks up at them.

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  @ReMeDY-Entertainment · 4 years ago

  Raised in S.B. most of my life. &nbsp;The problem w/ &nbsp;S.B. &nbsp;was in the 70&apos;s, the city approved all the section 8 programs, then the air force closing (Nortons A.F.B.) and Santa Fe leaving to i think Kansas.<br>I rem. the carousel mall wasn&apos;t a ghost building, spirit field was a team that had Ken Griffy Jr. and route 66 was a major deal. &nbsp;Orange show had all the major events going on. but there&apos;s a lot of crazy things that came out of S.B. like Hells Angels , Mc Donalds, Tap Out to name a few. the 90&apos;s was brutal in S.B.

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  @weedkanda6531 · 4 years ago

  R.I.P<br> TO CAROUSEL MALL😭😭

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  @Danny_Thompson_sasquaatch420 · 4 years ago

  Hot Cheetos girls is referring to those deadbeat girls back in school who wore pajamas bottoms daily and ate tons of those hot Cheetos..

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  @christopherherrera2744 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Alejandro Herrera was my cousin but it always felt like he was my brother growing up, he died on the corner of Mt.Vernon and 10th Ave.Up until today all I knew is that his killer was a 17 year old from the CGC. Never knew his name and that he went to San G, shit I went there my sophomore year. I was staying in the OC at this time but if I would have known this around the time of his murder, I wouldn&apos;t be here typing this comment today. Its crazy that I randomly clicked on this video. l moved away about 3 years ago but I have a big family most of which are still over there. I grew up around all these gangs, most specifically, Westside Verdugo 7th st and Verdugo flats. They&apos;re arguably the biggest gangs in this cities history and only a 3 minute drive from the Gardens. I get it though, the IE is so big and there are so many gangs...from the zoo out in Colton to the 5X crips which border Rialto and SB. It would take a 5 part documentary to cover it and even then it would never encapsulate the whole culture.

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  @anthonysiracuse8613 · 4 years ago

  My dad grew up in Fontana, he was born in 1960. A big reason San Bernardino went downhill was the Kaiser steel mill closing. It closed in like the late 70s or early 80s I believe. It was everything you mentioned combined with that.

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