Furthermore, the Pirus are an alliance of street gangs within the larger Bloods alliance, [2] meaning that not all Bloods sets will identify as "Pirus". In 1969, a gang called the Piru Street Boys was founded by Sylvester Scott and Vincent Owens.

Aug 4, 2015 · The five-pointed star is a gang symbol used by the Bloods, as well as the five-pointed crown, and it is meant to show their affiliation with the People Nation. Each point on the star represents a different meaning, running clockwise from the …

The Pirus initially aligned with the Crips, but afer a falling out in 1972, they joined forces with other local gangs to form the Bloods. The gang’s signature colors are red, white, and black, with symbols including the 5-point star, 5-point crown, and the number 5.

As of 2018, Pirus are known as a subset of the Bloods and have roughly fifteen different “sets,” as affiliated subgroups are called, around the state of California, from San Diego to Sacramento. They even have a footprint in Maryland.

The Tree Top Piru (also known as the Bompton Tree Top Piru) are a "set" of the Piru gang alliance, which is itself a part of the larger Bloods gang alliance. The gang gained notability for its connection to rappers YG 400 and DJ Quik.

On October 22, 2002, Mob Piru members Timothy "Tim Roo" McDonald and Darryl "Biggie" Small attempted to kill a member of the Denver Lane Bloods in Compton, in retaliation for the death of Henry Smith. [8]

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There are fifteen known Piru sets in the Greater Los Angeles area. The Pirus is an umbrella street gang alliance (under the larger alliance, Bloods) based out of Compton, California which spread to Carson, Inglewood and Watts. The name "Piru" is derived from Piru Street in Compton.

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