Description 

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The Victory Street Gang is a violent street gang active in Saint Denis. Though not exclusively an immigrant gang, the gang consists predominately of English, Irish and Scottish immigrants from the slum district of Saint Denis. The Victory Street Gang take their name from the street that wraps around the South portion of the city, from the North East corner to the South West corner. Their battle symbol is typically the letter "V" commonly painted in red. Their activities include street fighting, knife fighting, assault, murder, robbery, pickpocketing and arson. The gang are given nicknames such as the "Victory Boys" or "V-Boys" and the "Victory Gang"

History 

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The original Victory Gang was founded by elder gang members of the Sinners Gang in the summer of 1900. The Sinners were a group of street urchins that were particularly active around Victoria Street Station and the neighbouring alley ways from as early as 1884.

The majority of the gangs members were poor, homeless children as young as age six and as old as sixteen for whom the street had become home. Like many street children, they formed a gang and engaged in petty theft. The name "Sinner" derives from the opposite of the English word "Saint" which shares the same spelling as in the name "Saint Denis"

Though the Sinners Gang seized to have any real existence by late 1899, The Victory Gang will commonly refer to young would-be criminals as "Sinners."

The Victory Street Gang has been known to frequent the Saint Denis Market, it's members will typically sell and trade goods such as jewellery in exchange for alcohol, cigarettes and canned provisions. The market is a common place to find the gangs painted tags.

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