>but this began with gang affiliation lists. An old coworker of mine was on a gang registry because of people he associated with when he was a teenager. He was

>but this began with gang affiliation lists. An old coworker of mine was on a gang registry because of people he associated with when he was a teenager. He was in his late 20's-early 30's when we worked together. Really nice guy, super hard working, spent his free time gaming or hanging out with his girlfriend, got really into his puppy and being a dog owner. Hadn't been around gangsters for at least a decade. He'd regularly get pulled over and hassled by cops just because when they scanned his plate he'd show up as being on the gang registry. Ended up losing his license for several months because his friend who was his passenger one time had a very small amount of weed in a bag in his pocket when he got pulled over. Pretty much any time cops are around or even whenever he drives, there's always a chance he's going to get pulled over and harassed randomly. Not because of anything he ever did, just because he chose the wrong friends when he was young.