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What are some possible long-term consequences of gang activity? Check all that apply.
going to jail for driving while intoxicated
becoming addicted to drugs or alcohol
destroying relationships with family
contracting a sexually transmitted infection
dropping out of high school
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All of the above.
- Going to jail for driving while intoxicated — gang involvement often includes substance use and risky behavior that can lead to arrest and incarceration.
- Becoming addicted to drugs or alcohol — substance use is common in gang settings and can lead to long-term addiction.
- Destroying relationships with family — gang activity strains trust and safety, often damaging family ties.
- Contracting a sexually transmitted infection — risky sexual behavior and sexual violence associated with gangs raise STI risk.
- Dropping out of high school — gang involvement frequently leads to poor school attendance, low achievement, and dropping out.
- Going to jail for driving while intoxicated — gang involvement often includes substance use and risky behavior that can lead to arrest and incarceration.
- Becoming addicted to drugs or alcohol — substance use is common in gang settings and can lead to long-term addiction.
- Destroying relationships with family — gang activity strains trust and safety, often damaging family ties.
- Contracting a sexually transmitted infection — risky sexual behavior and sexual violence associated with gangs raise STI risk.
- Dropping out of high school — gang involvement frequently leads to poor school attendance, low achievement, and dropping out.
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