Blood Signs and Symbols

Signs and symbols are very important to street gangs and the prison gang culture. These signs and symbols are the basis for most graffiti and are used by gangs to advertise their gang or to intimidate and disrespect rival gangs. Signs and symbols may also be found, in the case of student aged young people, on book bags, in books, school papers, and even clothing.

These symbols may be seen in many forms. Some are known universally, such as a heart, a pyramid, a walking cane or a five or six pointed star. These symbols have all been adopted by gangs and have become nationally known to represent certain gangs. Other symbols have been created or drawn and have also become well known.

Signs of Blood Health Agreement

Signs of Blood Health Agreement

Stand Off - Head of the Blood Tribe Chief Chris Shade write his name on a historic agreement on health care May 21 Center for Blood Tribe Health at Stand Off.

Memorandum of Agreement involving the Blood Tribe Department of Health and the Chinook Health Region. This will provide a framework for building healthy relationships for the benefit of indigenous and tribal members with Chinook Health Region.

"In 1995, the new health reform has changed the types of total health care in Alberta, which includes the Blood Tribe, Shade said. "We must find ways and means to return the mainstream of health care for our people."

Signs Piru

Signs Piru

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Piru sign with a mandatory use by all known members

. The "Primo" Sign "Power"
"Victory" Number One
Piru Sign: "Blood" Kitchen Crip
Bounty Hunters Crips: "Cousin"
Bishop Brims
Mafia Crips Athens Park Boys (APBs)
"C": Crip "C-C": Compton Crip
"U": Underground Crip "H": Harlem Crip
"E": East "0": Number Zero
"M": Mafia Crip
"H": Hoover Crip Black Stone