Select two scholarly articles. These are articles published in a peer-reviewed scholarly journal. The PR articles should each address a gang-related topic of your choosing. Such topics may include...

Running Head: GANG VIOLENCE        1
GANG VIOLENCE        7
GANG VIOLENCE
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Article 1:    3
Article 2:    4
Comparison    5
Difference    5
Future Scope of Research    5
References    7
Introduction
For many journalists, working beneath drug cartels and gangs with the intend they have to produce a news item by putting their neck on the line is very challenging. This is true not only for a reporter, but also for their channel production team should not be underestimated for the challenges in front of them. It is the duty of journalists covering this type of complicated story and not to support terrorism.
Article 1:
Bullock, K., & Tilley, N. (2008). Understanding and tackling gang violence. Crime Prevention and Community Safety, 10(1), 36-47.
In the article by Bullock and Tilley (2008), we can see that shooting involving gangs is a grave problem. A proposal from Manchester on the topic has been followed up and its progress has been discussed. The project switched from a targeted emphasis on shooting scenarios using the popular Boston Gun Project to one that then focussed on the gang member's social determinants. It is very indefinite about the word ' gang.' Similarly, the concept of "gang members" for avoidance and enforcement purposes is difficult to define and administration.
There has been a practical dilemma in recognizing people who are or are at risk of membership in gangs and therefore necessitate special attention in the movement. This natural instability cleared the way for differences between the specialists in their gauges of the dangers of pack association confronted by people, within the determination of youthful individuals to center on inside the venture, and in levels of concern almost the results that might take after from contrarily stereotyping youthful individuals as group individuals. It is concluded that specific patterns of violent behavior...