Gangland

In the Trinity of Blood episode of Gangland, the show explores the impact upon southern Texas by the Tri-City Bombers gang. Numbering more than 1000 members, this vicious Hispanic gang runs both drugs and weapons between Texas and Mexico, making it one of the most feared gangs in the state. They also battle their arch-enemy, the Texas Chicano Brotherhood, for supremacy.

The Snitch Slaughter episode follows a gang of California bikers known as the Vagos Motorcycle Club. The expansive gang claims around six hundred members and are often spotted wearing green and bearing an insignia with the Norse god, Loki. Here they deal with would-be betrayers who threaten to turn them in.

Hunt and Kill follows the Brown Pride Gang, a gang that largely consists of Hispanics on the east coast, particularly in Tennessee. The show depicts what happens when someone gets on a gang's wanted list. Not long after this episode was filmed, the leader of the Brown Pride Gang was arrested for allegedly ordering a shooting.

"Evil Breed" is an episode of the History Channel show "Gangland" that follows the criminal activities of the Breed Motorcycle Club. The episode follows the gang's beginnings in 1965 to its most recent run-ins with the law in 2006. With interviews from New Jersey law enforcement and former members, this episode provides an in-depth look at one of the most notorious gangs in the northeastern United States.

Dog Fights outlines the saga of Fresno's F-14 Bulldogs, unique for being a large but independent gang. The primarily Hispanic gang participates in drug trafficking, murder, theft, and illegal firearms. Incidents portrayed include the 2006 shooting of motorcycle patrol officer Brian Nieto, the execution of female witnesses to a rape, and the resulting crackdown by the Fresno Police Department.

A gritty, true-life drama detailing the ideology, exploits and history of the Aryan Circle. This controversal white supremacist gang is spread across the country in various prisons and was formed to protect white inmates. The Aryan Circle encourages separatist ideals in order to protect the white race and their heritage.

The Death Head covers one of the most notorious and recognized motorcycle gangs in history: The Hell's Angels. Their logo, known as the death head, has brought fear to countless small town citizens as the bikes have rolled into town. In search of control over the drug flow in the United States, the Hell's Angels have been held responsible for a laundry list of crimes.

Blood River is an episode of the History Channel's Gangland, a show that takes viewers into the world of some of the deadliest gangs of the modern era. This episode features the Barrio Azteca, a Mexican prison gang that was formed in 1986. The episode details how the gang has become the largest in the El Paso region and its subsequent infiltration into the Mexican prison system. It also discusses how local law enforcement, including the El Paso County Sheriff's Office, has tried to curb the gang's activity.

Machete Slaughter profiles the history of the Trinitarios, meaning the Trinity Brotherhood in English. Formed in the state prison system of New York as a merger of three Hispanic street gangs with members predominately from the Dominican Republic, the Trinitarios have spread their violence across the Eastern United States. The machete is the weapon of choice for the Trinitarios.