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Once a humble young boy, Roger’s mind frame shifted when he was viciously assaulted by thugs in his community. Confined to a politically influenced ghetto in Kingston, Jamaica, his address eventually led to an attack on his life by opposing forces to his neighborhood.
Disgruntled by the near-death experience, Roger abandoned a pledge to s

Once a humble young boy, Roger’s mind frame shifted when he was viciously assaulted by thugs in his community. Confined to a politically influenced ghetto in Kingston, Jamaica, his address eventually led to an attack on his life by opposing forces to his neighborhood.
Disgruntled by the near-death experience, Roger abandoned a pledge to stay clear of the ruthless streets, a vow he and his friends, Desmond and Errol, had once agreed upon.   Reverting to his new way of life, gangsterism, Roger hit the streets of New York with a brutal force never-before-seen in the United States. Eventually, he became a marked man by the proper authorities, who would stop at nothing to fix, what they termed, the Jamaican problem plaguing the city. 

Returning to America from his native land, Jamaica, Errol wastes no time getting back into the mix of things. Reclaiming his position as a Brooklyn drug-baron, a connection with the son of a one-time archnemesis, Desmond Sr., takes him to a level he never knew existed in the world of crime.  His son is murdered by men aligned to Desmond J

Returning to America from his native land, Jamaica, Errol wastes no time getting back into the mix of things. Reclaiming his position as a Brooklyn drug-baron, a connection with the son of a one-time archnemesis, Desmond Sr., takes him to a level he never knew existed in the world of crime.  His son is murdered by men aligned to Desmond Jr., and he wants revenge. Utilizing his power and money, he sends out subordinates with orders to burn down the city of Kingston, along with everyone in it. 

Loyal to a fault, Blood's dedication to Big forbids him to let up on a crew of ruthless old-timers out to diminish the young of Canarsie, Brooklyn.  Back and forth bold, violent acts forces Blood out of Brooklyn, landing him in Charleston, South Carolina.  Mayhem follows; significant bloodshed stains the streets of Charleston as Blood unl

Loyal to a fault, Blood's dedication to Big forbids him to let up on a crew of ruthless old-timers out to diminish the young of Canarsie, Brooklyn.  Back and forth bold, violent acts forces Blood out of Brooklyn, landing him in Charleston, South Carolina.  Mayhem follows; significant bloodshed stains the streets of Charleston as Blood unleashes his anger on the town. Back to square one, Blood is forced to relocate, again, but not before bringing his enemies to their knees. 

At the height of the Bloods gang epidemic of the 1990’s plaguing New York City, Spade meets Sue Blue, a female Crip from the Brownsville section of Brooklyn. Forging a tight bond, the two eventually create an epidemic of their own, adding to the city’s already existing gang problem.  As a member of the Bloods, Bo refuses to accept the pat

At the height of the Bloods gang epidemic of the 1990’s plaguing New York City, Spade meets Sue Blue, a female Crip from the Brownsville section of Brooklyn. Forging a tight bond, the two eventually create an epidemic of their own, adding to the city’s already existing gang problem.  As a member of the Bloods, Bo refuses to accept the path his friend chose and, in time, abandons their long time chumship. The situation between the two gets drastic, leading to significant bloodshed. 

In 1998 Spade established the United Gangster Crips in his neighborhood to combat the nefarious Bloods gang holding the city siege. His brainchild blossomed into an iron rose; UGC had become a force to be reckoned with. He’d played a major role in changing the urban status quo in Brooklyn.  With the Crip community steadily growing in Broo

In 1998 Spade established the United Gangster Crips in his neighborhood to combat the nefarious Bloods gang holding the city siege. His brainchild blossomed into an iron rose; UGC had become a force to be reckoned with. He’d played a major role in changing the urban status quo in Brooklyn.  With the Crip community steadily growing in Brooklyn, Sue Blue takes things up a notch in 1999, showing the opposition that she is nothing to play with.