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Pistol Pete-Sex Money Murder gang #765384
02/24/14 01:23 PM
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Found the americas most evil episode for this guy. http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x17qooc_american-gangsters-pistol-pete_news

This guy was huge. Had drug distribution and franchises all over the north east and even in ohio. His crew even started fake companies and had drug coming to them in pay roll cheques to make it look like they had jobs.This was before he joined the united blood nation.He even did an interview with a magazine naming informants against him and the gov had to put people in the witness protection program. Some interesting stuff on the east coast bloods in that documentary too.

Also another interesting fact, his dad used to work for Nicky Barnes and was a co defendant of gene gotti and angelo ruggerio in a heroin dealing trial during the 80s.

Re: Pistol Pete-Sex Money Murder gang [Re: Scorsese] #765386
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When i saw the name "Pistol Pete" in the title i thought it was a thread on "Pistol Pete" Maravich....lol!

Oh well...i must be getting too old.

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He's in like a million old smack DVDs and documentaries.

Re: Pistol Pete-Sex Money Murder gang [Re: Wilson101] #765442
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He is considered a cult figure in gang circles and hip hop much like supreme mcgriff.

Found this article about his transformation into the bloods and his operation.

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the East Coast Bloods were born on Riker’s Island in 1993 when Omar “O.G. Mack” Portee and Leonard “Deadeye” McKenzie began recruiting African-American inmates to challenge the then-dominant Latin Kings gang for control of a particularly tough unit at the jail. Using the template of the notorious Los Angeles Bloods street gang, the pair developed gang codes, hand signs, rules and regulations, and a rank structure. Once the gang was established at Riker’s, they began grooming a generation of “OGs” (Original Gangsters) to take their philosophy to the streets of New York’s five boroughs. The result was eight original “Sets” of the United Bloods Nation (UBN). Each was built around an existing crew with a reputation as a tough presence in the crack cocaine wars then raging on New York’s streets. Portee’s own crew, based around 183 St. and Davidson Avenue in the Bronx became the One-Eight-Trey bloods. McKenzie’s Harlem-based drug crew took on the Blood Code and the name Nine-Trey Gangsta’s. Rollack, who spent much of the early 90’s in and out of Riker’s on drug and gun charges had been identified as one of the most promising recruits. By 1995 Rollack was locked in a North Carolina jail facing federal drug charges after he was caught with a carload of cocaine in a Charlotte suburb. From his jail cell, Rollack agreed to link his Soundview crew to the nascent UBN. “They chose him because he was already the recognized leader of a gang,” said Lou Savelli, a retired NYPD Sergeant who founded the department’s gang unit not long after the first UBN sets hit the streets. “He was tough, he was a shooter, and he was a very charismatic leader.” The Bloods’ franchising efforts were successful in building a national brand. According to Savelli, now a private security consultant, taking on the mantle of the Bloods allowed neighborhood drug crews to expand their reach and strength, tapping into the aura of power and menace associated with the LA gang’s newfound notoriety via the emergence of Gangsta Rap. “You had people who were already in gangs, who were already criminals, but now instead of four or five guys in your crew you’ve got 35,” said Savelli. “They wanted that national identity because they felt they could get respect from it.” For the Sex Money Murder gang, the blood affiliation transformed a relatively small drug crew into veritable street army. Drugs were transported around the East Coast in vehicles provided by a gang-owned leasing company, allowing members easy access to clean cars and ensuring that vehicles seized by police would make their way back to the gang. A record label gave SMM access to the world of hip-hop celebrity. The gang’s exploits were recounted in graphic (though coded) detail by artists like Lord Tariq and Peter Gunz. From his jail cell Rollack penned lyrics for major rappers that Savelli said, served as coded hit-lists directing members to take out suspected snitches and in one notorious case, a Bronx homicide detective.
http://curenewyork.wordpress.com/2011/04/29/notorious-gang-has-deep-roots-in-kingston/

Re: Pistol Pete-Sex Money Murder gang [Re: Scorsese] #765474
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United blood nation could have been huge!!!


"McGurn likes you, so I make you. So you are now one of us, if you fuck up, we take it out on McGurn. He is your sponsor. Fuck up, it's his ass. You work in his crew, he is your capo."
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I think the UBN are still active, but i think its more at a high leadership/drug trafficking level and in the prisons.

There was a pretty big bust yesterday involving the sex, money, murda and the fruit town brims working together in patterson.

Feds indict 28 alleged Bloods gang members in Paterson drug probe

MONDAY FEBRUARY 24, 2014, 9:29 PM
BY JOE MALINCONICO

PATERSON — Federal authorities on Monday announced a series of arrests in an investigation of two violent sets of the Bloods street gang that allegedly controlled heroin, crack and cocaine sales in four city neighborhoods, while making wholesale drug deliveries to New York City.

The announcement said 28 people have been indicted on federal drug charges, most of them city residents. Nine of them were picked up in a sweep last weekend, while the rest had been arrested in earlier actions, authorities said.

The gang members are accused of committing beatings, stabbings and shootings to fight off drug dealers from rival gangs, including the Latin Kings, who tried to move in on their turf, authorities said.

“Dismantling violent gangs is a continuing priority for the FBI,” said the Special FBI Agent-in-Charge, Aaron T. Ford. “Our efforts to address gang violence are not new, but we are working with our partners with increased manpower and increased urgency to address current circumstances.”

Federal officials credited the Paterson and Clifton police departments for their work on the case.

”It is critically important for cities like Paterson to leverage their existing collaborative relationships with federal and local law enforcement to reduce not only the actual violence in our communities, but also reducing the perception of fear which can be just as important,” said Paterson Police Chief William Fraher.

Various “sets” of the Bloods, particularly the Fruit Town Brims and Sex Money Murder group, operated in Paterson, often coordinating, collaborating and working together, federal authorities said. Ranking leaders of the Paterson Bloods often would hold meetings to resolve disputes between their respective “soldier” members and sometimes directed violent punishment be imposed against non-members selling drugs on their turf, authorities said.

The gang controlled four markets:

äThe area they called “The Main,” which covered North Main Street from East Main Street to Jefferson Street

ä“The Boulevard,” or the area of Rosa Parks Boulevard from Lyon Street to Franklin Street

ä“Up the Hill,” the area that included Rosa Parks Boulevard from 12th Avenue to Hamilton Avenue, 12th Avenue from East 22nd Street to East 24th Street, 10th Avenue from East 26th Street to East 30th Street and Governor Street from Rosa Parks to Summer Street

äPark Avenue from Madison Avenue to East 16th Street.

Authorities say non-members of the gang generally were prohibited from selling drugs in those areas, but sometimes gang members allowed people they knew to conduct narcotics business there.

But they did so at the risk of being confronted by other gang members.

For example, in June 2013, a drug dispute broke out in the area of 12th Avenue and 22nd Street during which 31-year-old Rachaun Parker, a member of the Fruit Town Brims, allowed a “neutral” from his neighborhood to sell marijuana in the area, authorities said, but other members of the Fruit Town Brims, including 35-year-old Hakim Lowery and 30-year-old Jamar Edwards, violently beat Parker for violating gang rules.

Under the indictment, three alleged gang members — 27-year-old Brandon Fields, 29-year-old Larry Green and 27-year-old Raheem Stewart — also face weapons charges.

“On at least two occasions, certain defendants, armed with loaded guns, delivered what they believed to be approximately one kilogram of cocaine to an address in the Bronx in return for delivery fees,” said the federal press release.

Lowery is the one defendant who has not been caught yet, police said.

- See more at: http://www.northjersey.com/news/Feds_ind...h.Qwiv66wE.dpuf

Re: Pistol Pete-Sex Money Murder gang [Re: Scorsese] #765546
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in the early 90s...rapper dj quik had a song that predicted the nationwide spread of west coast gangs called "jus lyke compton"

look up the video..

for those that are too young to remember quik....he's from compton and was affiliated...with one side...when he toured the country he saw bootleg versions of l.a. gangs..."mis spelled names" etc.....and had run ins with these knock off gangbangers.



ME?

I have to quote a line from the late Tim Dog

"fighting over colors?/
all that gang shits for dumb MFers!!!!"

Re: Pistol Pete-Sex Money Murder gang [Re: Scorsese] #765645
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Ubn is not organized like in years pass, they go to war with each other, from my understanding, sex money mudra have left ubn, sets under ubn go to war with each other, what you find now is sets working with each other on a independent level and the partnership varies from city to city


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