I'm going to tell you a little story of why crime never pays. I was a very successful drug dealer just 6 years ago. Had the hot chick on my arm, sweet rides and the fat wedge in my pocket. Fuck me I was living the dream, and all it took was for one insignificant man to say them three words; "TAKE HIM DOWN", and I lost everything. It all started back in 2001 I was a young lad looking for adventure and fast cash. In steps a real gangster- not one of these fly-by-night gangster

If I cannot comprehend the logic of somebody else's actions, I want to know why they're doing something so illogical. Does that make sense? So I have posed the same question to every single drug dealer I have ever encountered; "Why do you deal drugs?" Drug dealing makes no sense to me. The consequences, outweigh the benefits tenfold. Surprisingly, every drug dealer who has answered my question, has agreed!!! Furthermore, the ONLY conclusion the drug dealers in agreement have

Depending on the type of door you have, it's the early hours of the morning and you're jolted awake by one of two sounds... "SMASH" followed by shattering glass, then "BANG BANG BANG BANG"; so loud it sounds similar to a bomb going off. "WEEEEE STUTTER STUTTER STUTTER" as the sound of a chainsaw comes to life, then "NNNRRRRRRRRRRRRR" (imagine the sound of a chainsaw and increase it by ten). The deafening noise combined with the barely lucid, disorientation when you've been su

It pains me to say this, but teenagers are fully aware of what is right and wrong. They know what they are doing. Their actions are premeditated and well thought out. Adults may believe the youngster is being manipulated; but often it's the other way round. If you have been on the receiving end of a teenager spewing out one of the phrases written below; ask yourself- who's the one being manipulated? "Is it cos I is black/white? You is a racist man!" "How could it be me when I

Step 1 Use a confidential informant to gain access to the runners of the line you intend to take down. Finding a CI isn't hard. I spent seven months being held hostage in my own home by a gang of County Line drug dealers, after being sold out for a STONE. (That's £20 worth of crack cocaine for those of you that don't know). Step 2 Put surveillance on the runners with the aim of finding out where they go to drop off the money and re-load (stock up on more drugs). Step 3 Once y