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Nuestra Familia — Part 1

52 pages · May 11, 2026 · Document date: Mar 11, 1977 · Broad topic: Organized Crime · Topic: Nuestra Familia · 51 pages OCR'd
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SF 183-167 PAD: rvs Z.__PREDICATION on February 23, 1977,[ ee inteli- gence, Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office (SCCSO), San Jose, Calif., advised that the La Nuestra Familia (NF) is a prison based gang which is effective within and without the prison system of California. The center of the NF members' : activities, who are out of prison, is the San Jose, Calif., b7C area. Members of the NF engage in the selling of illegal — b7D drugs, gun running, extortion, prostitution, and robberies. bIF Robberies and the selling of illegal drugs are the chief r II. HISTORY OF LA NUESTRA FAMILIA On December 18, 1973, a U.S. Government House report No. 93-738, Pages 80-81, 93rd Congress, First Session, by the Committee on Internal Security, House of Representatives, entitled "Revolutionary Target: The American Penal System" contained the following information: NUESTRA FAMILIA (OUR FAMILY) Nuestra Familia consists of a group of Mexican~- American inmates who are predominantly from the valley areas of California. It was formed in 1968 by a group of Mexican Americans who banded together for protection against the Mexican Mafia. Members of Nuestra Familia have been involved in the narcotics traffic and are presently at war with the Mexican Mafia which resents the encroachment of Nuestra Familia on its narcotics territory. Nuestra Familia has about 200 members within the California prison system. Unlike the Mexican Mafia, Nuestra Familia has no formal connections on the outside. However, it recently formed an alliance with the Black Guerrilla Family and has received assistance from that inmate group in its battle with the Mexican Mafia over drug-related matters.
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