"shot caller" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "2014, Carl Sifakis, The Encyclopedia of American Prisons, page 236",
          "text": "A hotbed for fights and race riots has long been California's Pitchess Detention Center, a Los Angeles County prison. These battles are masterminded by tattooed gang leaders called shot callers.",
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          "text": "People already knew me from the streets, so when the previous shot caller was transferred to a different state prison, a leadership vacuum was created. I was asked to fill it. One of the shot callers' responsibilities was to control the shanks within the prison population—the crude homemade knives used for stabbing another prisoner.",
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