He added that other factors included fathers being absent, including many who were imprisoned, and mothers who had issues like drug and alcohol addictions or mothers who worked for jobs with very lengthy working hours. In 1993, the "Southwest Cholos" began to appear in Gulfton. The gang did not have a traditional leadership structure like those in New York City and Los Angeles.
Additionally, he pointed out that other factors included fathers being absent, including many who were behind bars, and mothers struggling with issues like substance abuse or working excessive hours. In 1993, the "Southwest Cholos" began to appear in Gulfton. The gang's organizational structure was unlike those found in New York City and Los Angeles.