Almighty Latin Pachucos Nation

Almighty Latin Pachucos Nation is a People/Brother Mob made up of mostly latinos.

Their colors are White & Black

Their symbols include a Pachuco character, Cross w/3 rays, 5 point Star.

The Latin Pachucos originated in the Humboldt Park community on Chicago's Northwest side in the late 1970's. The Latin Pachucos street gang initially emerged in the vicinity of Grand & Division. This area was also occupied by the Insane Unknowns street gang. The Latin Pachucos and Insane Unknowns developed a tight-knit relationship throughout the late 1970's and early 1980's. In the early 1980's, the Latin Pachucos setup their operation at the intersection of Karlov & Hirsch in the West Humboldt Park neighborhood in an area known as "K-Town". This area was also occupid by the Insane Unknowns street gang and the two oftentimes shared territory and drug corners. In 1982, the Latin Pachucos joined the People alliance further solidifying their ties to the Insane Unknowns and Latin Kings street gang's. Throughout the 1980's, the Latin Pachucos grew in membership and engaged in acts of violence against rival street gang's such as the Imperial Gangsters, Spanish Cobras, and Maniac Latin Disciples. In the late 1980's, the organization began to expand their influence into various communities. By the early 1990's, the Latin Pachucos began to make in-roads into the Montclare community on Chicago's Northwest side as well as the Chicagoland suburb of Cicero. In 1994, the Latin Pachucos solidified their presence in the Hanson Park area which was previously controlled by the Taylor Jousters street gang, a White street gang that once dominated Chicago's Northside. However, as the ethnic make-up of the community changed from White to Latino, the Latin Pachucos were able to establish control over the area. In the mid 1990's, the Latin Pachucos and sections of the Latin Kings street gang began to feud. This presented a problem for the Latin Pachucos organization due to the fact the gang was surrounded by Latin Kings and Insane Unknowns (the Insane Unknowns are closely allied to the Latin Kings) within the gang's stronghold.

As conflicts and events escalated the Insane Unknowns initiated the incentive to force the Latin Pachucos from their stronghold to cease control over the gangs drug territory. The Latin Pachucos fought an intense war with the Insane Unknowns and Latin Kings. By the late 1990's, the Latin Pachucos operations in the West Humboldt Park neighborhood came to a close as many members relocated, became incarcerated or were killed. The Latin Pachucos chapter in the suburbs also experienced spouts of interalliance wars which played a significant role in crippling the gangs stability and presence in Cicero. Today, the Latin Pachucos exercise a discreet presence in the Montclare community and the Irving Park community along the Addison street corridor. The Latin Pachucos in the Irving Park neighborhood are considered to be the gangs strongest in membership. The Latin Pachucos have been a violent organization off-and-on throughout their history and have focused primarily on selling drugs and the "representation" of their gang. Although the Latin Pachucos were believed to have originated in California, the Latin Pachucos in fact originated in the West Humboldt Park area on Chicago's Northwest side in the early 1980's. The "Pachuco" term is actually a common lifestyle and fashion on the West Coast which is where the title of the gang was believed to been derived from. The Latin Pachucos are small in number, however, they are known to engage in violence to protect their drug turf. The Latin Pachucos principle rivals have consisted of the Insane Unknowns, Spanish Cobras, Imperial Gangsters, Maniac Latin Disciples, sections of the Latin Kings, Four Corner Hustlers, Latin Brothers, Spanish Lords, and Brothers For Life (BFL's) street gang's.