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Three Scottish teenagers from Glasgow's Xcross gang posted a video on YouTube gloating over killing a 21-year-old father and threatening another man with the same. They pleaded guilty to culpable homicide. Bebo profiles picture teenagers holding guns and knives, glamorizing youth gun and knife crime despite 19 young deaths in London that year. A tribute on Bebo to a murdered teenager advised always carrying a weapon and never fist fighting. Children as young as 12 in Liverpool gangs are using machine guns, pistols, shotguns, and revolvers vying to dominate estates, some posting weapon footage online set to rap music.
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- 3. Bebo profiles picture teenagers holding guns and knives Teenage gun and knife crime is being glamourised on Bebo, the social networking website, despite the violent deaths of 19 young people in London this year.
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