Persistent poverty resulting from discrimination and job loss generated different crimes in the late 20th century, with drug trade and drug abuse becoming associated with violent crime rates, which climbed after 1986 as Los Angeles gangs made affiliates in the city.
Persistent poverty resulting from discrimination and job loss generated different crimes in late 20th century Omaha. Drug trade and abuse became highly associated with violent crime rates, which climbed after 1986 as Los Angeles gangs made affiliates in the city.