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The present study investigated the effect of collaborative act of crime to explore whether P300-based Concealed Information Test (CIT) can identify gang criminal suspects.Participants were divided into two groups and either performed a mock crime alone (individual group) or performed that with another participant (collaborative group) before Complex Trial Protocol (CTP) test.The comparative results of individual act verses collaboration revealed that the crime-related item (Probe) elicited a significantly smaller P300 and an undifferentiated N200 in collaborative group.Using P300 index,CTP detected 12/16 participants in individual group and just 4/16 participant in collaborative group.However,using combination index of N200 + P300 detected 14/16 in individual group and 11/16 in collaborative group.These findings suggested that collaborative act of crime impacts the efficiency of P300-based CIT and N200 may be a complementary measure to identify gang criminal suspect.