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The Mali Boys, also known as MaliStrip or Mali Strip, are an organised street gang based in Leyton and Walthamstow, East London, particularly the postcodes E10 and E17. They are known to control the drug trade in the area. In 2019, they were reported to have around 40-50 members and were reported to be responsible for hundreds of violent attacks and a number of killings, leading to the gangs reputation for extreme violence. The gang is named after Somalis, due to many of their founding members being of Somali descent. However, it is worth noting that the gang is ethnically diverse, though it is predominantly male. In a report commissioned by the local Waltham Forest council, the gang was described as "the most business driven, violent and ruthless" street gang in Waltham Forest. Unlike man

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rdfs:label	Mali Boys (en)
rdfs:comment	The Mali Boys, also known as MaliStrip or Mali Strip, are an organised street gang based in Leyton and Walthamstow, East London, particularly the postcodes E10 and E17. They are known to control the drug trade in the area. In 2019, they were reported to have around 40-50 members and were reported to be responsible for hundreds of violent attacks and a number of killings, leading to the gangs reputation for extreme violence. The gang is named after Somalis, due to many of their founding members being of Somali descent. However, it is worth noting that the gang is ethnically diverse, though it is predominantly male. In a report commissioned by the local Waltham Forest council, the gang was described as "the most business driven, violent and ruthless" street gang in Waltham Forest. Unlike man (en)
name	Mali Boys (en)
dcterms:subject	London street gangs Walthamstow
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Wikipage revision ID	1124603623 (xsd:integer)
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sameAs	Mali Boys Mali Boys
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allies	Boundary, Coppermill, Drive & Marlowe , Stoneydown (en)
criminal activities	Grand theft Murder Drug trafficking Assault Attempted murder Robbery
membership est	40 (xsd:integer)
rivals	Beaumont Crew / Let’s Get Rich , Priory Court / Higham Hill (en)
territory	Leyton, Walthamstow - E10 and E17 in East London (en)
years active	2015 (xsd:integer)
has abstract	The Mali Boys, also known as MaliStrip or Mali Strip, are an organised street gang based in Leyton and Walthamstow, East London, particularly the postcodes E10 and E17. They are known to control the drug trade in the area. In 2019, they were reported to have around 40-50 members and were reported to be responsible for hundreds of violent attacks and a number of killings, leading to the gangs reputation for extreme violence. The gang is named after Somalis, due to many of their founding members being of Somali descent. However, it is worth noting that the gang is ethnically diverse, though it is predominantly male. In a report commissioned by the local Waltham Forest council, the gang was described as "the most business driven, violent and ruthless" street gang in Waltham Forest. Unlike many other street gangs, the Mali Boys are not active on social media and seek anonymity, though it has been reported they use Facebook to monitor police officials. The gang has connections with other organised crime groups in London, and operates county lines drug networks. The gang is involved in criminal child exploitation and grooming of young children. Many smaller local gangs are in alliance or have been subsumed into the Mali Boys, such as Drive & Marlowe (DM), Boundary, Coppermill, and Stoneydown. In 2018, it was reported that police sources estimate the gang generates approximately £50,000 per week from its drug sales. (en)
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foaf:isPrimaryTopicOf	wikipedia-en:Mali_Boys
is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of criminal enterprises, gangs, and syndicates MaliStrip Mali Strip Malistrip
is Wikipage redirect of	MaliStrip Mali Strip Malistrip
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