Gang wars refer to violent conflicts between rival groups, often over territory, control of illegal activities, or revenge. These confrontations can involve shootings, assaults, and other criminal acts, leading to significant harm to communities and individuals. Law enforcement agencies frequently intervene to manage and reduce the violence associated with these disputes. The causes of gang wars can be complex, involving social, economic, and cultural factors. Many gangs, such as the Bloods and Crips in the United States, emerge in urban areas where poverty and lack of opportunities are prevalent. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for developing effective prevention and intervention strategies.