African-American and Drug Gangs and East Coast and Featured and New YorkJuly 18, 2018 The Big Sexy: Bronx’s Sex, Money & Murder Gang Roll-Call: Boastful NYC Drug Crew Ran Streets In Soundview New York’s Sex, Money & Murder Gang is synonymous with the drug game in the Bronx, the same way the zoo and the Yankees are to animals and baseball. Started in 1992 by a teenage Peter (Pistol Pete) Rollack, SMM went on to rule the streets of the Soundview Homes Projects and the Castle HillCONTINUE READING
African-American and Detroit and Drug Gangs and Featured and Midwest and SouthJuly 9, 2018 The Detroit-West Virginia Drug Connection Absorbs Another Blow, “Tank” Smith Slapped With Life Term Continuing to combat the forces pulling from Motown that flood Appalachia with drugs, a judge in West Virginia sentenced Detroit native Donald (Tank) Smith to life in state prison for a series of narcotics offenses, incarcerating him under a habitual offender statute. He was indicted four times between 2016 and 2017. The 35-year old Smith will be eligible forCONTINUE READING
African-American and Drug Gangs and East Coast and Featured and Mob Hits and New York and West CoastJuly 5, 2018 Rap War Timeline: Charges About To Be Brought In Tupac Shakur’s Murder, Per Las Vegas Media Reports A television station in Las Vegas reported this week that an arrest is imminent in the long-gestating Tupac Shakur murder case. Shakur, one of the most beloved rappers and hip hop music icons of all-time, was shot to death just off the Vegas Strip in September 1996 after attending a Mike Tyson boxing match. His slayingCONTINUE READING
African-American and Chicago and Detroit and Drug Gangs and East Coast and Featured and Midwest and Mob Hits and New York and Philadelphia and SouthJuly 1, 2018 Rap Artist XXXTentacion’s Murder Makes GR Reflect On Infamous Hip Hop Murders Of The Past Being a rapper has proven a hazardous profession in some cases the past three decades — just these last two weeks, the rap world lost a trio of promising young lyrical fire spitters, a tragic list led by flourishing Florida artist XXXTentacion. Sadly, a multitude of violent slayings can be linked to the rap music industry since the groundbreakingCONTINUE READING
