A MOB, or gang, is a group of individuals who come together for social, economic, or criminal purposes. These groups often have a defined structure, with leaders and members who share common interests or goals. MOBs can be involved in various activities, including drug trafficking, extortion, and organized crime. They may also engage in community events or social gatherings to strengthen their bonds. MOBs can vary in size and influence, ranging from small local groups to large, well-organized networks that operate across regions. Some well-known examples of MOBs include the Mafia and Bloods or Crips. Law enforcement agencies often work to dismantle these organizations due to their involvement in illegal activities.