ganisation is involved in ongoing crime and criminal activity that happens over a long period of time (Follian, 1995).
             · The crime is for Monopolistic/Monetary Gain. That is the pursuit of financial gain through illegal means (Follian, 1995).
             · The organisation is hierarchal in nature. There is a structure within the organisation that has ranks such as, kingpin, dealer, soldiers or grunts and runners. This also means a loyalty structure were every one is loyal to the kingpin (Follian, 1995).
             · A strong division of labour is seen. Labour is divided among certain people in the group, dependant on their place in the hierarchy (Follian, 1995).
             · Within the organisation there are certain regulations that all members must follow. The rules usually pertain to loyalty, secrecy and silence (Follian, 1995).
             · The use of instilling fear in the members of the community is important in organised crime as it breeds respect and in turn obedience, which gives the crime group power (Follian, 1995).
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