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Investigating the Dynamics of Outlaw Motorcycle Gang Co-Offending Networks : The Utility of Relational Hyper Event Models

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Bright, David
Sadewo, Giovanni Radhitio Putra
Cubitt, Timothy
Dowling, Christopher
Morgan, Anthony

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Journal of Quantitative Criminology. Springer. 2024, 40(3), S. 445-487. ISSN 0748-4518. eISSN 1573-7799. Verfügbar unter: doi: 10.1007/s10940-023-09576-x

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Objectives:
Approaches to the study of Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs OMCGs tend to focus on offending at the individual level, with limited focus on the nature and extent of co-offending among these affiliates. We aim to examine co-offending by using relational hyper event models (RHEM) to determine what additional insights can be discerned on co-offending above and beyond more traditional network approaches.

Methods:
Using de-identified police recorded incident data for affiliates of OMCGs in New South Wales, Australia, including their rank and club affiliation, we examined the positioning of OMCG affiliates in co-offending network structures. The data comprised 2,364 nodes and 12,564 arrest events. We argue that Relational Hyperevent Models (RHEM) are the optimal analytical strategy for co-offending data as it overcomes some of the limitations of traditional co-offending analyses.

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We conducted RHEM modelling and found that co-offending networks were stable over time, whereby actors tended to repeatedly co-offend with the same partners. Lower ranked members were more likely to engage in co-offending compared with office bearers.

Conclusions:
Results provide some support for the scenario in which OMCGs operate as criminal organisations, but also the protection and distance from offending that is afforded to office bearers. We review implications of the results for law enforcement policy and practice and for the scholarship of OMCGs.

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Co-offending, OMCG, Relational hyperevent models, Networks, Outlaw motorcycle gangs

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ISO 690BRIGHT, David, Giovanni Radhitio Putra SADEWO, Jürgen LERNER, Timothy CUBITT, Christopher DOWLING, Anthony MORGAN, 2024. Investigating the Dynamics of Outlaw Motorcycle Gang Co-Offending Networks : The Utility of Relational Hyper Event Models. In: Journal of Quantitative Criminology. Springer. 2024, 40(3), S. 445-487. ISSN 0748-4518. eISSN 1573-7799. Verfügbar unter: doi: 10.1007/s10940-023-09576-x
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  volume={40},
  issn={0748-4518},
  journal={Journal of Quantitative Criminology},
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Using de-identified police recorded incident data for affiliates of OMCGs in New South Wales, Australia, including their rank and club affiliation, we examined the positioning of OMCG affiliates in co-offending network structures. The data comprised 2,364 nodes and 12,564 arrest events. We argue that Relational Hyperevent Models (RHEM) are the optimal analytical strategy for co-offending data as it overcomes some of the limitations of traditional co-offending analyses.                

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