Juggalo Gang Graffiti – Vandalism at Jim Darcy linked to Insane Clown Posse fan gang

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Recent vandalism at a Helena elementary school has authorities investigating the possible presence of a gang known as the Juggalos in the area. Last week, the principal at Jim Darcy School reported graffiti on the main building of the school and a basketball court. Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton said the tagging in black spray paint included “Juggalo 4 Life” “J4LICP” and “Woop Woop.”

The name Juggalo started as a reference to fans of the hip-hop group Insane Clown Posse. According to a 2011 National Gang Threat Assessment conducted by the FBI, “Transient, criminal Juggalo groups pose a threat to communities due to the potential for violence, drug use/sales, and their general destructive and violent nature.”

Dutton said his deputies have seen a few signs of Juggalo activity in the area but the school graffiti was the most significant act.

“There have been a few references but it’s not that common,” he said.

The day after the graffiti was found, authorities received a tip that led to a 15-year-old boy suspected of vandalizing the school, Dutton said. The boy was later cited for criminal mischief and referred to juvenile probation.

Dutton said the boy, who claimed to be a Juggalo, admitted to the crime. The case was forwarded to the gang intelligence officer in the sheriff’s office for evaluation and further investigation.

Juggalos have been active nationwide and the FBI classifies the group as a “loosely organized hybrid gang.” Authorities have classified Juggalos as a gang in several states, including Utah and Arizona. Some schools have prohibited students from wearing Insane Clown Posse clothing as a result.

A criminal street gang is defined as a group of three or more people that commits crimes and have a common name or identifying symbol.

Insane clown posse makes fun of 2 little dead boys – “Chris Benoit” as a new song – Mighty death pop

ICP Disrespects dead – “Chris Benoit” as a new song

2 LITTLE BOYS ARE DEAD ICP SEE THE DOLLAR SIGNS – WHERE IS THEIR  RESPECT FOR DEAD CHILDREN ???

INSANE CLOWN POSSE MAKE THE TITLE SONG AND SINGLE ABOUT A KILLER OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN WHOOP WHOOP

For Insane Clown Posse, gearing up for a high-profile summer meant burrowing into the remains of an abandoned steel mill Monday afternoon.

With dust kicking up and bright lights piercing the dark at Trenton’s cavernous old McLouth Steel plant, the Detroit rap duo gathered with a film crew and about 100 fan extras for day two of shooting on the group’s video for the new track “Chris Benoit.”

Moving to a director’s instructions, fans in black hoodies and silver horror masks surged toward a wrestling ring housing ICP’s Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope. The face-painted pair mimed their lyrics as the song played overhead at double speed, to achieve a slow-motion effect in the video’s final rendering.

Among the fans who had responded to an open casting call was C.J. Lyons, 35, of Bellevue, Ohio. Eager to ensure a spot, he’d arrived a day early, slept overnight on the site, and spent Monday afternoon patiently awaiting the first action.

“We’re rushing the wrestling ring,” he said. “We’ve been waiting all day to do that.”

All was in the name of “Chris Benoit,” lead single from ICP’s upcoming “Mighty Death Pop” album, due Aug. 14. The song is based on the mental breakdown of professional wrestler Chris Benoit, who in 2007 notoriously murdered his wife and son before hanging himself.

“It’s about that loss of sanity,” Violent J said during a break in the shoot. “It’s about the snapping, that moment of panic.”

Shooting began Sunday with the French crew responsible for Skrillex’s massive 2011 hit video, “First Of The Year (Equinox),” which had caught Violent J’s eye. “Chris Benoit” is the first of three video projects already underway as ICP prepares for “Mighty Death Pop,” and the clip is expected to debut on the web by mid-July.

ICP hopes to eventually include the videos in a boxed set for “Mighty Death Pop,” which will initially be released in three separate configurations.

“Chris Benoit” finds ICP ceding creative control for the first time in its two-decade-plus career. The duo had a simple wish list going into the shoot: minimal wrestling scenes, but plenty of slow-motion, blur and artsy abstraction “like an old-school Nirvana video,” as Violent J said Monday.

“I told them, ‘I’m not going to ride you guys on this. I’m going to give you your space and leave you alone to do it.’”

Three years in the making, “Mighty Death Pop” will be released during ICP’s 13th Gathering of the Juggalos fan festival in rural Illinois. It also arrives as J and Shaggy sense a growing mainstream respect that long eluded the group.

“We’re not used to it, but it feels good,” said Shaggy.

That unique backdrop makes the new record ICP’s “most anticipated yet,” said Violent J.

“There are so many articles out there on us now, and it’s not about dissing us,” he said. “They’re actually treating us like real musicians. It’s mind-blowing. And I feel like this album is the response to that.”

2 LITTLE BOYS ARE DEAD ICP SEE THE DOLLAR SIGNS.

ICP Disrespects dead – “Chris Benoit” as a new song

When juggalos come to town – asked nicely not to destroy property – destroy and vandalize it anyway WHOOP WHOOP.

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>Many business owners in downtown Mount Clemens spent Sunday cleaning up their properties after fans attending an Insane Clown Posse hip hop concert at the Emerald Theatre the night before doused building exteriors with syrupy Faygo soda pop.

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  Workers were scrubbing walls and spraying windows to remove the soft drink that was deliberately sprayed on stores along North Walnut and Macomb Place.

• “That’s just great — right before the Stars & Stripes Festival,” said Mount Clemens Mayor Barb Dempsey.
• The spraying is known in Insane Clown Posse circles as a “Faygo shower,” according to one fan who attended the show.
• “A Faygo shower is where you take a 2-liter bottle of Faygo, shake it up, remove the cap and let it spray on everyone,” said Ryan Williams of Chesterfield Township.
• Faygo is the beverage of choice for the ICP duo because it’s cheap and the two members could easily afford it, Williams said. Faygo is also headquartered in Michigan.
• According to ICP lore, the Detroit-based duo threw an open bottle of Faygo at fans who were making an obscene gesture at a show and the crowd cheered, so the two have continued to spray audiences with the pop. ICP has a hardcore following of loyal fans who refer to themselves as juggalos.
• Larry Moloney, who along with his wife Cecillia own a number of downtown properties, was out Sunday scrubbing the sticky soda pop from windows and steps of his buildings.
• “They sprayed everything around here with Faygo red pop,” Moloney said. “They should have to clean up after themselves.”
• Workers at Madison’s Pub were out picking up trash left behind by the fans. They said some of the “juggalos” had left white and blood-red paint on their walls.
• Witnesses said fans lining the outside of the building began spraying the stores as they waited to get inside of the show on Saturday night. Someone called the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office, but no arrests were made.
• Williams, who was attending his first ICP show on Saturday night, said someone from the venue came out and asked fans not to harm the neighboring businesses, but many in the crowd ignored the plea. He said someone pulled up in a van containing $80 worth of Faygo and handed out bottles to people.
• “The guy was telling everyone don’t touch the businesses because it will take a long time to get the pop off,” Williams said. “They asked us nicely.”
• Mike Mitchell, who runs the Emerald with nightclub impresario Ronnie Masters, said theater personnel personally washed off several of the businesses on Sunday morning. He said security agents warned fans outside the venue to stop causing trouble.
• “There were cops out in front of the building but I think everyone was aware the kids were just having fun,” Mitchell said. “Honestly, it just got out of hand. We have people out there cleaning the parking lots and the windows of the barbershop next door. We had hoped no one would do that, but they did.”
• The Emerald reportedly is in severe financial trouble and the city’s Downtown Development Authority has proposed purchasing the building and converting it into a community theater.
• But in the meantime, local bar and shop owners are not happy with the Emerald operators. They hope to arrange a meeting with the Emerald and city officials to talk about what they say is a chronic problem with the venue.
• “They’re bringing the city down,” said one bar owner who did not want to be identified. “Neither one of them live in the city, they don’t contribute to the Downtown Development Authority. We just wish they’d both leave.”

 

ICP Disrespects Pro Wrestling – ICP lists “Chris Benoit” as a new song title

The Insane Clown Posse spent Sunday and Monday shooting a video for the song “Chris Benoit” which is the lead single from their upcoming “Mighty Death Pop” album. “It’s about the loss of sanity,” Violent J told the Detroit Free Press. “It’s about the snapping, that moment of panic.”

 

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Juggalo sues icp and GOTJ -

(CN) – A fan of the Insane Clown Posse sued the hip-hop group and the organizers of a southern Illinois music festival in Federal Court for personal injury.
James Ford, a Delaware resident, says he was among dozens of fans invited onto stage during the Aug. 15, 2010, concert, dubbed as the “Gathering of the Juggalos” at Cave in Rock, Ill. Ford claims he suffered severe and permanent leg injuries after he fell into a modified trampoline on stage.
Ford seeks damages for his injuries in the Southern District of Illinois. He is represented by Jeffrey Deutschman of Deutschman & Associates in Chicago.
Psychopathic Records, Insane Clown Posse, Juggalo Gathering, Faygo Beverages and Hogrock Inc. are named as defendants. Faygo allegedly sponsored the event that brought Ford to stage.

ENTON — A fan of the Insane Clown Posse filed a lawsuit in federal court last week alleging he was injured at the 2010 Gathering of the Juggalos in rural Hardin County.

James Ford Jr. of Delaware claims he suffered permanent injuries during a gathering promotion called “Faygo Armageddon,” ac-cording to the suit filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in Benton.

Ford was among 60 to 75 audience members allowed on the stage during the Armageddon promotion to “assist the lead singer of Insane Clown Posse in shooting Faygo beverages into the crowd,” the lawsuit alleges.

While onstage, Ford fell back against sheet metal used on a modified trampoline, causing “his leg to sustain serious and perma-nent injury,” according to the lawsuit.

The lawsuit alleges negligence by the defendants: promoters Psychopathic Records Inc., Juggalo Gathering LLC, Insane Clown Posse LLC, Hogrock Inc., the Hardin County venue where the event is hosted, and Faygo Beverages Inc., which supplied Faygo beverages to the defendants and for use in Faygo Armageddon.

Ford is seeking in excess of $75,000 plus costs associated with the suit.

Attempts to reach defendants for comment on the lawsuit were unsuccessful.

The multi-day gathering draws thousands of fans to the region but is not without controversy: Three concertgoers have died at or near the festival since the event moved to Hardin County in 2007.

Icp loses another $75,000

Juggalo DNA TESTING – More Students Swabbed for DNA in Investigation into Teen’s Murder

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You might not have heard of them, but ICP is a legendary hip-hop group set to release their twelfth studio album this year in the hardcore rap genre known as “horrorcore.”

Fans are known as “Juggalos,” a group identified as a gang for the first time last year by the FBI.

Dad Daniel Hardy says his 17-year-old son isn’t a “Juggalo” but hangs out with kids who dress that way and that was who deputies hauled in for cheek-swab DNA testing at school a few weeks ago.

“It upsets me because they could come out and implicate your kid,” said Hardy.

The testing is part of attempts by the Sacramento County Sheriff’s department to find the person who beat and asphyxiated Jessica Funk-Haslam and left her body in Rosemont Community Park.

Much like Michaela Brown, the mother who came forward after last Thursday’s round of testing at Jessica’s school, Albert Einstein Middle, Hardy says what happened to his son Jacob isn’t fair.

“We don’t have no rights ultimately is what it is,” said Hardy. “All this says to me is that they’re gonna waste taxpayer’s money doing a whole bunch of DNA tests.”

He also shares Michaela Brown’s concerns that their kids faced detectives alone and that parents weren’t notified about the testing until well after their kids had been pulled out of class and swabbed.

For the Hardy family, having Jacob treated this way brings back bad memories from when another son was falsely arrested after an interrogation at school.

“I take care of my kids and raise them. I want them to be productive, so it’s a big insult,” said Hardy.

The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department remains tight-lipped about this DNA testing or what kind of sample they’re trying to match.

There have been few leads released publicly in Jessica’s murder.

The testing procedure is legal, but that’s still not making parents feel any better.

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Fail as a parent – let your kid hang around juggalos then cry when they are treated like juggalos.

2nd Juggalo arrested in home invasion where woman held at gunpoint

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ACOMA, Wash. —

Tacoma police have arrested a second man in a home invasion robbery where a 67-year-old woman was held at gunpoint.

Detectives arrested 20-year-old Bobby Ray McKinney for investigation of robbery and burglary on Thursday.

Another man, 20-year-old Jesse Grimes, was charged in the case on Thursday.

Grimes pleaded not guilty to charges of robbery, burglary and unlawful imprisonment and was ordered held with bail set at $250,000.

McKinney is scheduled to be arraigned in Pierce County Superior Court in Tacoma Friday afternoon.A third man is still at large.

Police said the suspects were members of the Juggalos, who are fans of the group Insane Clown Posse. The FBI’s 2011 national gang threat assessment report said some “transient, criminal Juggalo groups pose a threat to communities due to the potential for violence, drug use/sales, and their general destructive and violent nature,” though many in the group deny any connection to gang activity.

The victim, 67-year-old Gabriele Senn, told KIRO 7 Eyewitness News she awoke to find a pistol in her face late Tuesday.

Two intruders demanded the number of her ATM card and access code, police said.

One of the two men left to withdraw money from an ATM with a third man, but the code failed and one man returned.

The two then began ransacking the home and stealing items. Police responding to a 911 hang up call at the home in the 3600 block of South Gunnison Street arrived to find a man carrying a big-screen TV out the front door.

He fled but was arrested shortly after.

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Juggalo sprays anti police and gang tags in NICEVILLE , get elderly to be accomplices

Sad to see a juggalo destroy the peace in a place named NICEVILLE .

NICEVILLE — Graffitti centered around the music of Insane Clown Posse was discovered in the men’s room at Lions Park during a routine check just before midnight on Jan. 28.

The bathroom smelled strongly of fresh paint, according to the Niceville Police Department incident report. The graffitti was similar to that found at Turkey Creek Park earlier in January.

All of the drawings and words seemed to relate to Insane Clown Posse except for one that included the word “Cop” and some genitalia.

The officers checked with Walmart, which is open 24 hours a day, and found that a man had bought spray paint around midnight, which was after the vandalism was discovered.

Later, Walmart told them that two juveniles had had an older woman buy black spray paint for them earlier in the evening.

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Juggalo cult members rant about satanism , insane clown posse , dark carnival and demons

everyone shut the fuck up we’re all the same person just a different shade of brown and a different view of things. NO i’m not just saying this because i’m a juggalo not one juggalo holocaust person knows why we went off into the family no real ass juggalo is going to say i just like their music. Me personally when i was in the early years of my life i was suicidal and never fit anywhere then i found icp then twiztid and so on so forth the music and the juggalos i were around taught not to give a fuck. It taught me just to worry about me and my own(juggalo family), but when i was a kid i was an atheist but then i turned to satanism in the dark times and it took over my body i knew i had a second skin basically of a demon itself how i knew? I was always hot as fuck in the warm weather but then i was fine in the 90′s wearing a jacket, i had murderous thoughts in my head about my mom and dad and shit like that and i knew i was losing my mind slowly but surely and then one day i heard about ICP and i have always liked evil clowns so i was like that sounds badass. I liked them and it came down to me listening to the whole wraith album and it converted me and then the next i was never so happy and relaxed and calm so the dark carnival actually helps people.

Juggalo gang – Wednesday on News 4 at 5: “Juggalos” a Threat to Northern NV

The FBI and local law enforcement have now classified fans of the Insane Clown Posse, or “Juggalos”, as the country’s newest gang threat after being linked to several violent crimes. We examine how local police are treating those who identify as Juggalos, and how some fans of ICP’s music feel about the classification, Wednesday, February 15th on News 4 at 5!