Glock 3

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Glock 3 is a web site that appeared in 1996 that claimed to be for a gang in Detroit, Michigan. The web site was prominently featured in news articles and segments on television news. It was hosted in New Zealand by a person with the handle 'Sinister' and its members claimed to be involved in extortion, robbery and other crimes.

It was later discovered that the site was a hoax originated by Nick Woomer, then a 16-year-old from the Michigan suburbs whose knowledge of gangs came from movies and gangsta rap. Woomer created the original site, whose name came from the Glock gun and the fact that there were three people involved. After being shut down by their Internet access provider, they received an offer by an individual going by the name of 'Sinister' in New Zealand, who proceeded to revamp the site and pay for hosting.

Woomer, a former intern for The Nation and a former editor at the Michigan Daily, is now an attorney living in Raleigh, North Carolina advocating for prisoners rights.

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