![]() ![]() ![]() This was the Golden Period of Philippine Street Gangs. ![]() Another gang tried to take control: the Sige-Sige Gang. Īfter Emong's death, there was a struggle for territorial power as to who would lead. The event would have an impact to Emong's siblings, including Divino (Diving as what he was known in the area). A 5-year-old half brother witnessed how his brother's dead body moved while gunshots continued to hit the dead body. However, the authorities eventually found his whereabouts and shot him dead at the age of 15. When Emong was released, he became the top enemy for the police and soon, numerous murdered policemen followed and terror ensued. This was rooted from his early trouble with the police, when he was arrested and tortured (including the use of electricity on his genitals), allegedly in order to secure his conviction. Before the forming of the Bahala Na Gang, Divino had a brother known as "Emong" who at an early age of 13–14 was most feared in the area, known for his fighting skill, and was notorious for targeting and killing police officers. The Bahala Na Gang was established in the early 1940s in Sampaloc, Manila, Philippines, by Divino Talastas, a native of Bulacan who was born in early 1920s and who later moved with his siblings to Sampaloc. The Bahala Na Gang ( BNG) is a street gang founded in the Philippines which subsequently spread to the United States. Drug trafficking, weapons trafficking, murder ![]()
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