Study on intermittency in gang membership underscores value of preventing youth from rejoining gangs ...Middle East

A new study examined whether the intermittent nature of gang membership affects offending. The study found that first-time membership was associated with increases in criminal behavior from when gang members were not in gangs, and that joining for a second time significantly raised the likelihood of offending, including more violent behavior.

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