In Nebraska known threat groups, which gang is associated with the color blue and the tag 'Blue SUR'?

In Nebraska known threat groups, which gang is associated with the color blue and the tag 'Blue SUR'?

• A. Surenos - Blue SUR -13 (Mexican-American ONLY)
• B. Nortenos- Red 14
• C. 18th Street- Hispanic Street Gang, Rivals w/ MS13
• D. Latin Kings- Yellow/Gold colors; five pointed crown

Answer: (A)

Sureños, often shortened to Surenos, identify themselves with the color blue and the “SUR” tag. The blue hue signals allegiance to this gang network, and the “SUR” tag reinforces that identity. This combination—blue plus SUR—is distinctive for Surenos and is commonly used in labeling and graffiti to show membership. Other groups use different color schemes or symbols (for example, Norteños are associated with red and the number 14, Latin Kings use gold with a five-point crown, and 18th Street’s symbols vary), so the blue/Blue SUR tag uniquely points to the Surenos in this context.

Sureños, often shortened to Surenos, identify themselves with the color blue and the “SUR” tag. The blue hue signals allegiance to this gang network, and the “SUR” tag reinforces that identity. This combination—blue plus SUR—is distinctive for Surenos and is commonly used in labeling and graffiti to show membership. Other groups use different color schemes or symbols (for example, Norteños are associated with red and the number 14, Latin Kings use gold with a five-point crown, and 18th Street’s symbols vary), so the blue/Blue SUR tag uniquely points to the Surenos in this context.