Gang NameIdentifying Symbols* Latin Kings 5 pt. crown, pitchfork, 5 pt. star Vice Lords Playboy Bunny, top hat and cane with a pitchfork on end, cane and Champaign glass Latin Homeboys Upside down cross Maniac Latin Disciples 6 pt. star, devil's tail, flying heart Ambrose Capital A, knight's helmet Insane Deuces 2, spades, playing cards with 2, dice with 2 Black Gangster Disciples Crossed pitchforks, 6 pt. star with crossed pitchforks, folks and initials
Aurora is the 2nd most populated city in Illinois. Chicago is the largest city in Illinois.
There a few motorcycle gangs or outlaws that originated and exist in Illinois. These include the Phantoms and Hell's Lovers.
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Greyhound discontinued service to Aurora Illinois on September 7, 2011.
Several famous people have been born in Aurora, Illinois. Some of the famous personalities from Aurora are Clive Cussler, Carl Thomas, and Jeffrey Skilling. There have been writers, actors, and athletes born in Aurora, Illinois.
There are many Latin Kings in Aurora, IL.
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There is an AAU team called the Illinois Thundercats. Tryouts and pratices are at East Aurora High School.
the area surrounding aurora west highschool. its scary there
sunday liquor sales hours in aurora
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The address of the Aurora Regional Fire Museum is: 53 N Broadway, Aurora, IL 60505