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| colspan="2" style="text-align:center; font-size: large;" | C.T. Coalition

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! IN:
| Sydney, NSW, Australia
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! BY:
| Bredan Bell and Jordan Marbig
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! Territory:
| Campbelltown, And other pockets of Sydney
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| colspan="2" style="font-size: smaller;" | Formed 2007
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Campbell Town Coalition a.k.a C.T. Coalition and C.T. Unit is a prominent gang based in Campbelltown, New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. The gang is relatively new as compared to other well known gangs such as the Bloods and the Crips but has managed to earn itself a strong reputation amongst the youth and young adults of Sydney since its co-founders Brendan XXX and Jordan XXX formed the gang in early February of 2007. Since then, the gang has massed over 150 members in its main Campbell Town cell as well as over 100 others members in its branches throughout Sydney and is becoming well known in the South-West Side of Sydney. The gang has special significance in Sydney Law enforcement as is give authorities an example of a quick boom gang. Authorities can analyse things such as gang structure etc. to prevent further outbreaks in quick boom gangs.

Branches

One of the most recent branches of CT Coalition is CTNB Unit, (Campbell Town Northern Beaches Unit) which is headed by branch leaders Henson Zhang and Max Moratelli (aka. ȼøςα ηøςŧŗα). The branch is beginning to rival other Northern Beaches gangs such as The Narrabeen Lads, PSC and the Belrose Bullies. The main CT cell gang's territory or turf covers all of Campbelltown and the majority of neighbouring suburb, Leumeah. Because Campbelltown is a large area, a large Leumeah cell has formed, the name of which is unknown. Several other cells also exist throughout Sydney but are relatively unknown although their numbers continue to grow. Branches are the main reason for the gangs rapid success and domination. Their success also is due to their pro-active nature, high member loyalty/activity and strong desicive attitudes towards new operations, intruding gangs and peripheral members (who are not tolerated). CT Coalition has recently been approached by the Irish Mob who is intrested in up and coming gangs as they were once such a gang.

Gang Activities

CTCO, as it is colloquially known, is a non-traditional, semi-entrepreneural, non-racial gang. The gang conducts a wide range of operations throughout Sydney, utilising its branch gangs and associates to cover the large distances. Gang operations include small time anabolic drug dealing, illegal gambling, co-ordinated violence (vendettas/vengance/claiming defending turf), and theft.

Code of Honour

CTCO has a strict code of honour that is adhered to very closely by all members of the gang. Though the code is mostly unknown to authorities and the general public, some of it is known. The code includes such rules as,

Profits to the gang

No dual gang Membership

No internal disputes

Stealing should be done from affluent and given to struggling CTCO families. (One of the major reasons for moving to affluent Northern Beaches)

History

Although the history of CTCO is brief, in the gang's existance, there have been major changes. The gang first started when Brendon XXX was stabbed by a Leumeah South Unit member for reasons that are unknown. This prompted Brendon XXX and Jordan XXX to start a small gang known as JB Unit in order to seek vengance. Once the gang began to expand, it became known as the Warlords. The Warlords took over Campbell Town and also won first turf for the gang by defeating the rival gang Leumeah South Unit in a fight in Macathur Square and at Macathur Railway Station. Due to online gaming connotations on the the name Warlords, the gang name was changed to CT Unit. The gang name shortly changed there after when other units were formed throughout the city. These cells together with the original gang created a coalition of CT's hence the present name CT Coalition.

Sources

Gangs In Our Streets - Manly Daily Article 19 July

Organised Crime: A History Of Australian Gangs - Book by Peter Schnieder