"Gangland War" refers to violent conflicts between rival criminal organizations, often over territory, control of illegal activities, or revenge. These wars can involve shootings, bombings, and other forms of violence, leading to significant casualties among gang members and innocent bystanders. Law enforcement agencies frequently intervene to restore order and dismantle these gangs. Such conflicts are commonly seen in urban areas where organized crime, such as drug trafficking and human trafficking, thrives. Notable examples include the Chicago Outfit in the early 20th century and the Mexican drug cartels in recent decades. These wars can have lasting impacts on communities and public safety.