Juggalo gang member with axe – holds radio station hostage until they play my axe by insane clown posse…

Police took a juggalo gang member into custody Monday afternoon after a tense, 3-hour standoff outside the Kiss 108 radio studios in Medford, Massachusetts.
The juggalo – who police have identified as 38-year-old Richard Newton – was quickly handcuffed by officers around 4:30 p.m. after emerging with his hands up from a car that had been surrounded by police vehicles. He was taken away on a stretcher.
Major Police, SWAT Response to Kiss 108 Parking LotMajor Police, SWAT Response to Kiss 108 Parking Lot
A witness told NBC Boston the man came to the area before 1:30 p.m. and asked where the iHeart radio section of the building was. He went into the building and approached a secretary. He requested that they play the song “My Axe” by Insane Clown Posse and displayed a large ax.
The juggalo gang member then returned to his vehicle, by which time police had arrived. He rammed a police vehicle, and then threw the axe out of the window, but it did not hit anyone.
Police Try to Apprehend Suspect in MedfordPolice Try to Apprehend Suspect in Medford
Police try to apprehend a suspect in Medford, Massachusetts after he went into the iHeart radio building and approached a secretary. He requested that they play the song “My Axe” by Inside Clown Posse and displayed a large axe.(Published Monday, July 10, 2017)
The witness said the man had several knives inside the car and was also seen drinking beer in the car.
Police continued to negotiate with him by cell phone and through the car window. At one point, he got out of the vehicle and said “I guess you’re just going to have to kill me.” Police attempted to Taser him, but he was able to get back in the car.

LOL ICP forgot to book concert , Blames “cops” – washington gang march concert cancelled

DC MARCH CONCERT CANCELLED DUE TO COP PRESSURE

WRITTEN ON 01 MARCH 2017.

The free concert scheduled to follow the Juggalo March in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, September 16, 2017 will not happen due to the Prince William County Sheriff’s Department expressing “concerns” about Juggalos coming to the area where the event was originally to be held.

Psychopathic Records is currently examining its options and has contacted the American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia requesting their assistance in this matter. It is Psychopathic Records’ full intent that a free concert will still take place following the Juggalo March, which is scheduled for noon in the National Mall.

Today, Psychopathic Records released this statement concerning the unwarranted cancellation of the concert:

“Here’s the simple fact: A law enforcement agency has told thousands and thousands of people that they are not welcome in their community simply because they identify as Juggalos, which is a music-based subculture and nothing more. And this PRECISELY reflects the purpose of the Juggalo March – to call attention to the kind of casual discrimination, profiling, and bigotry that Juggalos face every day throughout these United States. This is why we are marching and also why we are calling upon fellow music artists, social activists, and public servants to join us at the March – because the basic civil liberties of thousands of taxpaying American citizens are being abused…simply because they listen to a certain type of music. To our Juggalo brothers and sisters, rest assured we are looking into all options to ensure a free concert following the Juggalo March on September 16 goes on as planned. Stay strong and remember…we are family, NOT a gang or public menace and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise!”

List of Juggalo gang subsets

Historical gangs[edit] The Inner City Posse (ICP), a now defunct gang founded by Insane Clown Posse member Joseph “Violent J” Bruce in the late 80s. The gang became the original name of the “I.C.P.” rap group, before the members decided to go with a horrorcore element to their stage presence.[1] Arizona[edit] Maricopa County[edit] The Juggalo Rydas Bitch (JRB) gang in Phoenix, Arizona.[2] The East Side Juggalos, a gang in Phoenix, Arizona.[2] The Red Hatchet Representing gang in Phoenix, Arizona. The gang is allies with the Bloods.[2] The Rez Life gang in Fort McDowell, Arizona. Pima County[edit] The Krazee Juggalo Mafia, a gang in Tucson, Arizona. California[edit] Solano County[edit] The 45’z[2] San Joaquin County[edit] The Homies for Life[2] The Lotis Pod Family[2] Stanislaus County[edit] The Modesto Family Klowns, a gang in Modesto, California[3] The Pyschopathic Criminal Klowns, a gang in Modesto, California[3] The Juggalo Rider Bitch gang, a gang in Modesto, California[3] The Down 2 Party gang, a gang in Modesto, California[3] The Nothing 2 Lose gang, a gang in Modesto, California[3] El Dorado County[edit] The Hangtown Klownz[2] Colorado[edit] Aurora[edit] The A-Town Voodoo Clowns[2] Denver[edit] The Denver City Killaz (DCK) The Denver’s Most Hated Juggalos (DMHJ) The Eastside Juggalos (EJ) The Kritikal Klique Souljaz (KKS) The Suicidal Killaz (SK) Garfield[edit] The Juggalo Rydas[2] Pueblo[edit] The Pueblo Clown Posse, a gang allegedly linked to the West Side Crips in Pueblo.[2] The Pueblo Town Juggalos, a gang allegedly linked to the West Side Crips in Pueblo.[2] Florida[edit] Lake County[edit] The Kotton Mouth Kings (KMK), a gang named after the rap group of the same name.[2] Iowa[edit] Dubuque[edit] In Dubuque, the Juggalos are allegedly allies of the Gangster Disciples.[2] Illinois[edit] Jo Daviess County[edit] The West Syde Clown Ryders[2] The Juggalo Rydas Bitch (JRB) gang[2] The Juggalo Street Crew (JRC)[2] Kansas[edit] Sedgwick County[edit] The Juggalo $treet Mafia (J$M), a gang with ties to the Folk Nation[2] Wichita[edit] The Juggalo $treet Mafia (J$M)[2] The Kotton Mouth Klick (KMK)[2] The Northend Villains[2] The Juggalo Rydas Bitch (JRB) gang[2] Prison system[edit] The Juggalo Ryda East Coast prison gang. The gang has ties to white supremacist prison gangs.[2] Michigan [edit] Emmet County[edit] Juggalo Minish Boys (JMB)[2] Missouri[edit] The Juggalo Rydas Bitch (JRB) gang. On September 2008, gang member Dewey W. Dixon was arrested for shooting a vacant house with a Mac-10 semiautomatic machine gun. The failed drive-by shooting was intentionally for a rival.[4] North Carolina[edit] Statesville[edit] The Juggalos of Statesville, is a gang with ties to the Sureños.[2] Oklahoma[edit] Tulsa[edit] The Juggalo Ryders, a gang allies with the Piru Bloods.[2] The 3 Ring Clique, a gang allies with the Piru Bloods.[2] The Juggalo Gang, a gang allies with the Piru Bloods.[2] Norman[edit] The Juggalo Ryder Bitch (JRB) gang.[2] Pennsylvania[edit] Lackawanna County[edit] The Juggalo Rydas Bitch (JRB) gang. The gang is affiliated to both the Bloods and the Crips locally[2] Tennessee[edit] Knoxville[edit] The Three Star Ninjas[2] Sumner County[edit] The Juggalo Rydas[2] Texas[edit] Prison[edit] The Juggalo Rydas, a gang affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan, and the peckerwood gangs Aryan Circle, and Aryan Brotherhood.[2] The 3-11 Mafia, a gang affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan, and the peckerwood gangs Aryan Circle, and Aryan Brotherhood.[2] Utah[edit] Salt Lake County[edit] The DownTown Clowns[2] The East Side Juggalo Crew[2] The Kearns Town Juggalo Crew, a gang in Kearns, Utah affiliated with the Kearns Town Bloods.[2] The Juggalo Killers (JK) in Kearns, Utah (a gang that originated in Ogden, Utah – see below).[2] The Magna Town Wicked Clowns, a gang in Magna, Utah[2] The Juggalo Killers (JK) in Magna, Utah (a gang that originated in Ogden, Utah – see below).[2] Weber County[edit] The original Juggalo Killers (JK) in Ogden, Utah. The gang is the result of incarcerated Juggalos aligning with the Aryan Brothers Liberation gang in prison.[5] Virginia[edit] Fairfax County[edit] The Gangster Disciples in Rose Hill, Fairfax County, Virginia. Members reportedly “consider themselves Juggalos.”[3] Washington[edit] King County[edit] The Downtown Juggalos, a gang in Seattle, Washington. On April 14, 2008, gang member Steven Bauder was sentenced to 26 years in prison for the murder of homeless man Noel Lopez.[6] Pierce County[edit] The 253 Wicked Klowns, a gang allies with the Piru Bloods.[2] The Tak Town Klowns, a gang allies with the Piru Bloods.[2] The Juggalo Empire gang, a gang allies with the Piru Bloods.[2] The Psychopathic Juggalos, a gang allies with the Piru Bloods.[2] Prison system[edit] The Tac Town Klowns, a gang affiliated with white supremacist prison gangs.[2] The Juggalo Rydas Bitch (JRB) gang. The gang is affiliated with white supremacist prison gangs.[2] The 420 Goon Squad, a gang affiliated with white supremacist prison gangs.[2] Wisconsin[edit] Sheboygan County[edit] The Big Money Hustlas Sheboygan (BMH$), a structured gang in Northeast Wisconsin. In 2008, it was reported that the gang contains 8 members and 6 associates – ages 14 to 21. The gang was said to be implanted by Chicago Juggalo members whom were recruiting. The same report stated that the gang had been, “linked to crimes such as graffiti, possession of narcotics, and theft.” The gang’s colors are red, black, and white; and the gang’s hand sign is the gang’s traditional “WC” for “wicked clowns”.[7] In 2008, it was reported that the gang contains 8 members and 6 associates – ages 14 to 21. The gang was said to be implanted by Chicago Juggalo members whom were recruiting. The same report stated that the gang had been, “linked to crimes such as graffiti, possession of narcotics, and theft.” The gang’s colors are red, black, and white; and the gang’s hand sign is the gang’s traditional “WC” for “wicked clowns”.[7] In 2008, it was reported that the gang contains 8 members and 6 associates – ages 14 to 21. The gang was said to be implanted by Chicago Juggalo members whom were recruiting. The same report stated that the gang had been, “linked to crimes such as graffiti, possession of narcotics, and theft.” The gang’s colors are red, black, and white; and the gang’s hand sign is the gang’s traditional “WC” for “wicked clowns”.[7]

Two Juggalo gang members face Fresno firearm charges

Two men Fresno police say are members of the Juggalo street gang face felony firearms charges in separate cases.

The Juggalos are fans of the music group Insane Clown Posse and sometimes wear face paint and clothing with an emblem of a running man carrying a hatchet. In 2011, the FBI designated them a “loosely organized hybrid gang” that commits assaults and vandalism. That prompted the Insane Clown Posse members Joseph Bruce (Violent J) and Joseph Utsler (Shaggy 2 Dope) to file a lawsuit against the FBI, according to Law Enforcement Today. A judge dismissed the suit in 2014.

Fresno police Lt. Burke Farrah of the Street Violence Section said Juggalos are not major players among local gangs. The gun charges the two men face arose out of “interpersonal disputes,” he said.

Police say Daniel Casanova, 30, was arrested on suspicion of cutting a man across the face in August and then firing a handgun at a relative of the victim who was chasing him. Casanova was arrested last month and is charged with assault with a firearm.

Joseph Thomas, 26, is accused of a shooting Nov. 1 near a market at Fruit and Dakota avenues following a dispute with another gang member. He was arrested the following day on charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm.

Farrah said Juggalo gang members have kept a low profile for the past several years. At one time, members would gather at Cary Park near Fashion Fair mall. Juggalos also would sometimes be seen at Eaton Plaza in downtown Fresno. They no longer have a defined area in the city.

The Juggalos were designated by police as a street gang in the mid-2000s. To fit the legal definition of a gang, a group must have at least three members who use a common name, sign or symbol and commit crimes. For an individual to be designated a gang member, there are additional criteria, including tattoos, and how he or she self-identifies when booked in Fresno County Jail.

Jim Guy: 559-441-6339, @jimguy27

Read more here: http://www.fresnobee.com/news/local/crime/article44271897.html#storylink=cpy

Juggalo gang member Sentenced to 18 Years in Winlock Shooting

A Winlock man who recently pleaded guilty to shooting his ex-girlfriend in the back on July 18 near Winolequa Park was sentenced to more than 18 years in prison Wednesday.
Joseph M. Lowery, 20, pleaded guilty to one count of first-degree attempted murder in the shooting. His sentencing was scheduled for 11:30 a.m. Wednesday. The hearing had been rescheduled for 9 a.m. Oct. 1, but was rescheduled again for later in the day Wednesday.
Lowery was sentenced to 220 months, or just over 18 years, in prison with credit for 59 days served. He was also ordered to have no contact with the woman he is accused of shooting after his release.
According to court documents, Lowery shot the woman because she disrespected “the Juggalo family.”
The term “Juggalo” primarily refers to fans of the music group Insane Clown Posse. Law enforcement agencies consider some Juggalo organizations to be gangs.
A 16-year-old Centralia boy was also arrested after the shooting. He was charged in juvenile court with unlawful possession of a firearm and tampering with evidence.

North Carolina Woman Attacked by hatchet Wielding juggalo gang member

The attack happened at 4:30 a.m.

Nightmares can come true: a woman in North Carolina told police she was attacked in her home by an ax-wielding clown.

The victim told the police in Hickory, N.C. that a person wearing a clown mask and a multicolored wig had come by her residence at 4:30 a.m. Friday morning and began to swing his ax at her.

The victim was able to take the mask off the attacker and discover that it was an acquaintance of hers, who then fled the scene. She was not injured in the incident.

Hickory Police Department spokesperson Chrystal Dieter told TIME that there was an “outstanding warrant” against the suspect.

“Any law enforcement officer who comes in contact with the suspect in question will have full ability to arrest him,” Dieter said.

Dieter could not recall any previous cases of attackers masquerading as clowns. But the Hickory attacker would not be the first person to draw on the cultural image of the “creepy clown.” The town of Northampton, England has previously reported sightings of an individual dressed as the clown who roamed the streets and scared citizens.
http://time.com/3991734/ax-wielding-clown/

Greatest day in juggalo holocaust history – Insane Clown Posse loses to FBI: Juggalos classified a gang

A US district court has reaffirmed the FBI’s decision to classify Juggalos—fans of the Insane Clown Posse music group—as a gang. The federal law enforcement agency has considered the followers gang members since at least 2011, when a report revealing the classification was leaked. The band reacted the way any violent gang leader would: by filing a lawsuit. RT’s Lindsay France takes a look at the court’s decision.

FBI and Local police agree – Juggalos are a gang

http://sacramento.cbslocal.com/video/3157697-local-police-say-juggalo-gangs-dangerous/

Over 30 confirmed juggalo gang memebers

Nazi juggalo gangs

FBI and Local Police both agree Juggalos are a gang.

This is too good.

Juggalo gang is Attacking People with Guns and Knives in France

http://disinfo.com/2014/10/appear-maniacal-clowns-attacking-people-guns-knives-france/

For my entire life, when I’ve met new people and arrived at the point in the relationship where we find ourselves talking about our fears, I’ve come away feeling disappointed. Why? Well, here is a list of legitimate fears: attack dogs, STD tests, that heartbeat moment when you Snapchat your junk to someone and their name begins with the same letter as someone in your family, your house burning down in the night.

Nowhere on that list is the word clowns, because for a long time, being scared of clowns has been the most bullshit fear on Earth. It’s a fear adopted by teenagers who don’t know any better to make them seem interesting by association. It’s a fear sprung from seeing a picture of Pennywise from Stephen King’s It and thinking, Yeah, that seems like a cool fear.

But now I’m starting to think that the clown fearers might have a point, because gangs of young men have been marauding around France dressed as clowns chasing innocent bystanders with pistols, poles, knives, and bats.

http://disinfo.com/2014/10/appear-maniacal-clowns-attacking-people-guns-knives-france/

Dont Believe ICP seminer – ICP still a gang on the FBI list and an appeal is still happening

Juggalos seem to be overlly excited because ICP said Juggalos aint a gang… But what they really said was very open ended.

Juggalos are no longer on gang list, FBI admitted they never meant to add all Juggalos.  However the FBI does keep an unofficial record that we could very much still be on. – Juggalos still on a gang list.

Appeal ruling about gang list could be announced within a few month. If they don’t win appeal next step is Supreme Court. If that happens ICP organizing march in Washington with free show at the end.  Although we are not on the list, the case does have to do with the included juggalos who were discriminated against. – The court case is still running.