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General Territory: Rosa Parks Blvd corridor near Grand Blvd; pockets along Joy Rd, Livernois, and nearby westside blocks.

Notable Subsets:

*In No Particular Order*

• 3G / Sosaworld — Most recognizable modern Detroit R20s clique.
• ATB — Activity concentrated near Joy Rd–Livernois.
• PSB — Older affiliation with scattered presence.

Notes:

While technically “Rollin” Crips, the Detroit R20s lean strongly into the Neighborhood Crip identity. Smaller than the 40s and 60s but consistently referenced in westside street reports.

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General Territory: Formerly active pockets on Detroit’s east side during the early–mid 2010s.

Notable Subset:

• Murder City Goonz (MCG) — Carried the R30s identity during the 2010s before declining.

Notes:

Widely considered inactive or defunct as a formal street presence; remaining identifiers are largely legacy-related.

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General Territory: Northwest Detroit along 6 Mile near Telegraph; secondary clusters near 7 Mile.

Notes:

Known partially through the visibility of affiliated local artists. Maintains a stable but comparatively smaller footprint.

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General Territory: Strongest along West Seven Mile (Evergreen–Lahser area), with extension into Eight Mile, Joy Rd, 6 Mile, and pockets of the lower Eastside.

Notable Subsets / Cliques:

*In No Particular Order*

• 7M R$C (7 Mile Rollin 60s) — Largest and most structured 2X subset in Detroit.
• PBF / 6X10
• BME
• RR$C
• 24CashGang
• 1229 / ReaperGang — Overlapping ties with ShoutGun Crips.
• Jefferson Ave Rollin 60s
• 1125
• Additional micro-sets reported through community accounts.

Notes:

Often cited as Detroit’s largest Crip set by membership and one of the most active during the 2010s–2020s.

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General Territory: Historically scattered; currently reported near The Eye neighborhood and pockets of the South Of Six neighborhood.

Notable Subsets:

*In No Particular Order*

• W/S Rollin 100s NHC
• 113 Original Blocc Crips

Notes:

No long-term territorial zone; presence fluctuates and is defined by small, short-lived cliques.

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Detroit’s Rollin/Neighborhood (“2X”) Crips traditionally maintain opposition toward Gangster Crip (“3X / Movin Gang”) sets and various Blood-affiliated crews.

Primary Rivalries:

*In No Particular Order*

• Gangster Crips / 3X (Movin Gang)
• Blood sets (55 SMB/RedZone, Black P. Stones, Bounty Hunters, Head Bangers)
• Vice Lords
• Additional 2X-on-2X rivalries depending on block and era.

Notable Detroit Rivalries:

*In No Particular Order*

• 7 Mile Rollin 60s vs 7 Mile Playboy Gangster Crips — One of Detroit’s most documented Crip-on-Crip feuds. Resulted in multiple shootings and large federal cases: 12 R60s members convicted, 16 PBGC members convicted
• W7M ETGC vs Rollin 60s (RR$C) — Publicly reported mainly as graffiti exchanges, though locals cite underlying violence and retaliatory incidents.