Just got finished watching "Paid In Full", and gotta ask this question...
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Anthony "AJ" Jones
Born and raised in the mean streets of Baltimore, a
city famous for its culture of drugs and murder, Anthony
“AJ” Jones embarked on a reign of terror that the
city had never seen before and has never seen since. In
the violent world of Bodymore’s inner city drug gangs,
at the young age of 18, Anthony Jones reigned king.
Holding court in East Baltimore’s gritty neighborhoods
and holding fast to his thuglife ideals of “get mine or be
mine.”
The most feared drug dealer and gangster in Charm
City, AJ allegedly ordered murders from his prison cell.
He was a boss in every sense of the word, from the
streets of his hood to the federal penitentiaries. His
reputation of being willing to ? anyone who stood in
his way was demonstrated by the fact that AJ reputedly
had his own brother killed because he believed that he
was snitching on him. AJ played the game the way it
was supposed to be played, as long generations of BMore
hustlers had before him, but with his own vicious
twist. He will forever be remembered in B-More as the
legend that he is.
Part 5- The Beef
AJ was locking ? down but not everyone bowed
down. Dudes were still willing to get theirs, AJ’s reputation
or not. AJ was still flesh and blood, no matter
how menacing he was. Elway Williams was an East
Baltimore dealer with a $15,000 a day heroin ring that
prosecutors said competed against Jones. Instead of
sharing the market, AJ and Elway decided to battle it
out, turning East Baltimore into a killing zone. The
beef which started out as a death for death retribution
type-thing, quickly spiraled out of control, turning into
a murderous web between the warring drug organizations,
where victory or death became the only options.
“You had love from both sides,” Sweat says. “But that
? turned into a snowball flip. The beef started over
some foolishness. Both Anthony and Elway had egos.
Anthony was quiet, but vicious and Elway thought he
was Al Capone. He was a Bumpy Johnson wanna-be
type ? . And he didn’t think Anthony had it in him,
but he found out.” Elway would lock horns with AJ in
a battle to the death. May the victor win all the spoils
and be crowned the king of East Baltimore.
“It was always a twist to that.” Sweat says. “Who
was gonna be the king of East Baltimore? They was
playing for keeps. They was going back and forth. It
was some jealous type ? . They were trying to get
each other.” And in this environment of fear and
suspicion, bravedo and one-upmanship, retribution
and death were swift. “The streets make you. They
say who the boss is. Both Elway and Ant’s ego’s were
bigger than their pride.” Sweat concludes. Assistant United
States Attorney Christine Manuelian said that the Jones
and Williams groups frequently battled on city streets.
“There are a number of murders that have been allegedly
linked to both organizations,” she said. In East
Baltimore the bullets were flying. It wasn’t Beirut, but
it was close. The deadly dance was played out with
Mac 10’s, minu Uzi’s and sawed off shotguns.
Describing the duel of drug kingpins that created a
climate of ? or be killed, AJ’s rival, the heroin dealer
Elway testified that he was in a race against time to
assassinate his nemesis who was allegedly intent on
killing him. “He was out to assassinate all of us. We
had to fix the problem and the problem was Anthony
Jones. We had to continue to search to assassinate him.
It was either they ? us or we ? them.” Elway testified
after becoming a prosecution snitch. He testified
that no show of strength- he frequently had armed
bodyguards protecting him- seemed to be able to ward
off Jones’ attempts to assassinate him. AJ was on a
mission. And he was trying to win at all costs. It was like
50 Cent said, get rich or die trying.
“It was all dudes from East Baltimore,” Kid says of
the beef. It started in early 95 when Baby Dan and AJ
formed an alliance against Elway. AJ killed Elway’s
partner and his former running mate Anthony Green
first. On October 3, 1995, AJ was shot in the arm.
“The second time he was shot was when Elway put the
hit on him.” Kid says. And Sweat goes into more detail,
“Anthony told me, he said he came out some house and
somebody tried to assassinate him. His man was there
with the car to pick him up and when the shots started
busting off and Anthony got hit, he jumped on the back
of the car to get away. While he was in John Hopkins
Hospital they got his man Little Net. This was the
breaking point. Elway was the one he was beefing with
and the whole thing with this was when Tupac killed
Little Net for Elway and didn’t get AJ too, he basically
signed his own death warrant.”
Raymund “Tupac” Harrison admitted to the killing
on October 5th, 1995 of Deshane “Little Net” Carter,
Jones’ right hand man, who was gunned down on East
Madison Street. Tupac said it was done to avenge the
slaying earlier that year of Anthony Green, Elway’s
partner. Harrison said during his guilty plea that Little
Net was thought by Elway to have been the trigger man
in the Green killing. After AJ was shot up and Little
Net killed, Elway was profiling like he was the king of
East Baltimore. “He was at 32nd Street Plaza, when
we got over there, Elway’s sitting at the bar. He tells
the bartender all drinks on me. I noticed he was
celebrating because they killed shorty. I was wondering
what was running through Anthony’s mind. When Elway
left, his sky blue 735 BMW pulled up front of the club.
Tupac opened the door for him like he was a don.”
Sweat says. But Elway slept on AJ, who recovered,
planned and had his revenge six months later.
AJ coerced three teenage members of Elway’s crew
to cross their boss and ? him so that AJ wouldn’t ?
them. On February 26, 1996, the double cross went
down. The three dudes opened fire on Elway and his
bodyguard while they were sitting in the car with him.
From the back seat they put a bullet in the bodyguard’s
head and then started firing on Elway who was in a car
adjacent to them on a dark portion of Wilcox and Biddle
Streets in East Baltimore. Derrick Rivers, the bodyguard
was fatally shot in the back of the head. Elway said
the three men were Alan “Wali” Chapman, Warren
“Red Dog” Hill and Mark “Keedy” Coles. He said they
turned against him in favor of AJ. “I could smell
the gunfire,” Elway said remembering how he jumped
out of the car wounded and ran into the cold night
down the dimly lit street. “I heard footsteps behind me
and six, seven, eight gunshots. I was hit two or three
times in the chest and back.” Elway ran to a home on
nearby Valley Street, knocked on the door and collapsed
after a woman let him inside. He spent nearly three
weeks recuperating at a medical center where Jones
was alleged to have made the next attempt to get
him.
“This what they did,” Sweat says. “That’s how they
brought them down. Double crossing. Anthony told
me when the dudes came to make the deal, ‘You want
to make it right? You want to ? Elway?’ He was gonna
use them to ? Elway and then ? them. He was
on the double cross. You got to like his style. He was
vicious. Much love to that ? . I almost got caught
up in that ? . When Elway got to beefin’ with
Anthony, Elway got in a bind, he was ? up. I
gave him a couple of bricks. I didn’t want to get in the
mix. He called me, we breaking ? down at the stash,
he was like where you at? The day he called me he was
with those little kids, the ones who shot him. I never
got with them, that was the day the double cross was
in. They pumped three or four bullets through the window
to ? him. I could have been caught up in that
foolishness. We lost a lot of good people. It was going
both ways. You didn’t know who was who. People
were taking money for hits.”
And AJ took it a step further. He wanted Elway dead,
so he turned to his corrupt cop to kidnap Elway from
his hospital bed. AJ offered the cop 5 grand for info on
Elway’s whereabouts and offered 10 grand to the cop
to arrest Elway and turn him over to his crew. He even
attempted to get one of his crew to sneak into the hospital
with a hypodermic needle full of Drano to inject into
Elway’s veins. AJ was gangster for real. Court papers
filed in U.S. District Court accused AJ of conspiring
to have his rival, Elway Williams, kidnapped from
his hospital bed by having him falsely arrested and
turned over to Mr. Jones. But the cop didn’t do it and
Elway, 29, was arrested and charged with selling
heroin. At a later bail hearing U.S. Magistrate Paul M.
Rosenburg said about Mr. Jones, “One can only assume
that the kidnapping was for the purpose of an execution
or to inflict substantial harm to the individual.”
And before it was all over, AJ probably regretted that
the hospital bed kidnap move didn’t go down, because
Elway would turn into a snitch and the star witness
against him.
DAMN THE ANTHONY JONES ? WAS A G 4REAL !! -
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or maserati rick and demetrius halloway .....
and don't forget Y.B.I (Young Boys Inc), Pony Down either......
...Maserati Rick was not to be ? with .............true talk. -
http://www.panachereport.com/channels/black_underworld/index.htmlBLACK DETROIT HIT MAN-MOST DANGEROUS IN U.S. HISTORY) Introduction:
When you speak of dangerous black enforcers/hit men, people often name Wayne "Silkk" Perry as the most dangerous hit man in history. I beg to differ, as reported before, Chester Campbell Wheeler (above) is the most dangerous black hit man in U.S. history. This contract killer is alleged to have killed 300 people.
Chester Campbell Wheeler was feared by other hit men. They were also in awe of him.
He charged $10,000 per hit in the 1970's-1980's. He was usually flown in by clients (all expenses paid) to execute the intended target. He was always attired in black when he murdered people.
Law enforcement didn't instill fear in Wheeler, on one occasion, he tried to run them off the road.
Cops found a "? list" notebook (in his car) that included 300 names of victims and dead informants as well as daily routines and the diagrams of homes.
Additional information on Chester Campbell Wheeler below.
Backstory:
A convicted murderer and reputed hit man for drug dealers -- who triggered a furor in 1975 when
he was arrested with notebooks filled with details about drug investigations and top law
enforcement officials -- was arrested Wednesday by federal agents.
The arrest of Chester Wheeler Campbell, 57, appeared to be a carbon copy of the 1975 incident
in which police also seized drugs and weapons from him.
Marijuana, heroin, ? , one shotgun, six handguns -- one equipped with a silencer -- and the
ingredients for a remote- controlled firebomb were among the items seized from Campbell
Wednesday, said Kenneth Walton, special agent in charge of the Michigan FBI office.
Campbell, on parole for a federal weapons violation, was arrested at 9 a.m. by FBI and U.S.
Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents as he drove from his home in the 5200 block of
Ivanhoe on Detroit's west side, Walton said.
"We received information that he was a convicted felon who was in possession of firearms,"
Walton said.
AFTER Campbell stepped out of the car, FBI agents searched him and found a .45 caliber semi-
automatic pistol and "what appeared to be a ballpoint pen, but was actually what is known as a
pen gun that fires a single .22 caliber bullet," Walton said.
Inside the car, Walton said, agents found a .44 Magnum semi- automatic pistol loaded with
exploding bullets, a .357 Magnum revolver, a .38 caliber revolver, a .32 caliber semi-automatic
pistol and a 12-gauge shotgun.
The agents also found about $10,000 cash in the car and a book containing the names and
addresses of "what appears to be every known major narcotics dealer in Detroit," Walton said.
The car also was filled with what Walton called "personal, handwritten records and other
documents . . . that appear to be surveillance reports on various individuals and . . . records of
various narcotics transactions."
In the trunk, agents found a remote control timing device, blasting caps and gasoline, Walton
said.
During a search of Campbell's two-story brick home, agents found another shotgun, three more
revolvers and 44 pounds of marijuana, Walton said.
CAMPBELL, who has served time in prison on murder, robbery and drug charges, was paroled
in September 1984 after being convicted on weapons charges.
He appeared Wednesday before U.S. District Court Magistrate Virginia Morgan on charges of
illegally possessing weapons and possession with intent to distribute heroin.
Morgan ordered Campbell held without bond. If convicted, Campbell faces a maximum sentence
of 50 years.
This is the last known article on Chester Campbell Wheeler. If he's alive, his whereabouts are unknown.
I grew up in the D in the 80s but never heard of the ? , but ain't surprise that ? is true, D ? are some of the craziest in the country.......... -
Anthony "AJ" Jones
While he was in John Hopkins
Hospital they got his man Little Net. This was the
breaking point. Elway was the one he was beefing with
and the whole thing with this was when Tupac killed
Little Net for Elway and didn’t get AJ too, he basically
signed his own death warrant.”
Raymund “Tupac” Harrison admitted to the killing
on October 5th, 1995 of Deshane “Little Net” Carter,
Jones’ right hand man, who was gunned down on East
Madison Street. Tupac said it was done to avenge the
slaying earlier that year of Anthony Green, Elway’s
partner. Harrison said during his guilty plea that Little
Net was thought by Elway to have been the trigger man
in the Green killing. After AJ was shot up and Little
Net killed, Elway was profiling like he was the king of
East Baltimore.
DAMN THE ANTHONY JONES ? WAS A G 4REAL !!
Yeah AJ was a wild ? . I grew up in that neighborhood and when i was younger i was terrified of that ? . You would hear hella stories about how they killed this ? or that ? . Imagine a wild ass killer but with money and a bunch of wild killing ? with money under him.
I remember when Lil Net died, the whole neighborhood cried. That ? was a hood Superstar, he's basically the one that started the Dirtbike culture in Baltimore. -
Yeah AJ was a wild ? . I grew up in that neighborhood and when i was younger i was terrified of that ? . You would hear hella stories about how they killed this ? or that ? . Imagine a wild ass killer but with money and a bunch of wild killing ? with money under him.
I remember when Lil Net died, the whole neighborhood cried. That ? was a hood Superstar, he's basically the one that started the Dirtbike culture in Baltimore.
exactly
way before the 12 o'clock boyz and wild out wheelie boyz
he was a legend on dat bike
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I know people there hustle brings no where near that i don't know what dealers you thinking of but the average dealer doesn't make anywhere near that.
that ? is mad possible off weed if you have some good cats to sell to
i remember when i was in community college ... this white kid was going there too but he lived out in the burbs where they always had to come to the city to get their weed. dude would buy 5 lbs at a time at 900 a pop .... the going rate for one lb of swag (which is what he was buying) was 750 back then ... and that was for a single lb not a deal for five lbs!!
my friend wouldnt even use his own money ... he would just get the $4500 from dude, take it to his ppl, and get 5 lbs for anywhere from $700 - $750 per pound (thats $3750 tops). all he did was take his money off the top and use dudes money to get the weed. if he wasnt getting a deal on the lbs of weed ... he was still making $750 (all profit) in one transaction!! ... man you do that at a couple campuses with about 7 or 8 guys who need that kind of weed you'll be certainly dropping out asap LOL. cause in a years time, even if you dont clear 200k you would be damn sure close!!! and 5lbs isnt even some amazing amount ... you could easily fit that in a normal standard sized book bag. -
UPTOWN (CONNEXX) wrote: »that ? is mad possible off weed if you have some good cats to sell to
i remember when i was in community college ... this white kid was going there too but he lived out in the burbs where they always had to come to the city to get their weed. dude would buy 5 lbs at a time at 900 a pop .... the going rate for one lb of swag (which is what he was buying) was 750 back then ... and that was for a single lb not a deal for five lbs!!
my friend wouldnt even use his own money ... he would just get the $4500 from dude, take it to his ppl, and get 5 lbs for anywhere from $700 - $750 per pound (thats $3750 tops). all he did was take his money off the top and use dudes money to get the weed. if he wasnt getting a deal on the lbs of weed ... he was still making $750 (all profit) in one transaction!! ... man you do that at a couple campuses with about 7 or 8 guys who need that kind of weed you'll be certainly dropping out asap LOL. cause in a years time, even if you dont clear 200k you would be damn sure close!!! and 5lbs isnt even some amazing amount ... you could easily fit that in a normal standard sized book bag.
Yeah but what if the white boy gets locked up or finds another connect. Situations like that does happen but there not guaranteed to last. -
UPTOWN (CONNEXX) wrote: »that ? is mad possible off weed if you have some good cats to sell to
i remember when i was in community college ... this white kid was going there too but he lived out in the burbs where they always had to come to the city to get their weed. dude would buy 5 lbs at a time at 900 a pop .... the going rate for one lb of swag (which is what he was buying) was 750 back then ... and that was for a single lb not a deal for five lbs!!
my friend wouldnt even use his own money ... he would just get the $4500 from dude, take it to his ppl, and get 5 lbs for anywhere from $700 - $750 per pound (thats $3750 tops). all he did was take his money off the top and use dudes money to get the weed. if he wasnt getting a deal on the lbs of weed ... he was still making $750 (all profit) in one transaction!! ... man you do that at a couple campuses with about 7 or 8 guys who need that kind of weed you'll be certainly dropping out asap LOL. cause in a years time, even if you dont clear 200k you would be damn sure close!!! and 5lbs isnt even some amazing amount ... you could easily fit that in a normal standard sized book bag.
Lmao that's good ? burb ? spending that much money on swag and corn
Never been around cats with money like that to drop. You'll see some ? getting a dub or a g of some good ? but its all casual here no one heavily buying so my homies don't make much profit flipping at all. -
Well I can see the drug wasn't the life for me. Too many risks. I'd probably get in. Make as much money I can w/n that year, then get out. Use that money to invest in stocks, and just live
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You can love the streets, but the streets won't love you, until you are dead and then everybody pretends to have loved you.
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darkone360 wrote: »Well I can see the drug wasn't the life for me. Too many risks. I'd probably get in. Make as much money I can w/n that year, then get out. Use that money to invest in stocks, and just live
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Nothing is guaranteed, but the money is there if somebody is willing to make it. especially in big cities with the potential for a lot of steady clients. For example, somebody may or may not, sell powder but only to regular-job folks like nurses, lawyers, personal trainers. People that want to stay up late. Rumor has it, this was a good way to sell blow. Just a rumor though.
The craziest part about Baltimore stories is that the city is so small, and the distances so minimal, yet so wild.
Murders are down in Bmore, but rapes are up. watupwitdat? Apparently BPD was doing some bad paperwork. -
darkone360 wrote: »DISCLAIMER: ? who are in the game, need not respond to this. Don't want y'all ? gettin hit up hit up wit fed charges, b/c you told on yourself. Lol
Hypothetically speaking...WHAT YOU HAVE DONE DIFFERENTLY IN THE MOVIE?
Ace imo, had the right idea of how to run their operation. Especially when he was tryin to school Rico's wild azzz at the skating rink. The only I would've change in that scene, had that been me, is I would've gave Rico the greenlight to get rid of Calvin. The sheisty way he walked away, would've had my spidey senses on high alert. I would've put a greenlight on his head the VERY NEXT DAY! U can just tell that ? was gonna be up to something down the line. Again Ace had a good point. Alot of the reasons why brothas get caught slippin in some form of fashion, is b/c they feel the need to flaunt their wealth. Why? Why let the next man know what I got by being flashy? I don't get it. If you knew you could run a successful operation, how would run it? What would u have done differently in the movie? Holla back wit your responses.
Although Ace should've saw it coming, he was smart by not making the first move. Because he he had such a wild and reckless ? with Rico, it was too much of a liability to have him ? someone. A dead body has been known to ruin operations. Also you playing a whole different game, when you go from drug dealing to killing ? . Real dealers will do everything they can to not ? someone and risk ? up their whole ? . A street corner level dealer might off a ? , but ? dealing in major weight like Ace in the movie wouldn't...At least not as a first option. -
Yeah but what if the white boy gets locked up or finds another connect. Situations like that does happen but there not guaranteed to last.
"cause in a years time, even if you dont clear 200k you would be damn sure close!!!"
not to mention the fact that if dude is getting middle manned, he's obviously afraid to deal with a real connect. thats why he was dealing with my boy in the first place ... he knew us from college ... thats totally different than going to the hood and meeting some random street cat who he would only know by a nick name LOL .... those same cats are just regular guys to us ... but to him they could be tookie williams for all he knows LOL
plus yall gotta read the keywords
"that ? is mad possible off weed if you have some good cats to sell to"
your diggin a lil too deep for what the post is worth .... all im saying is that i wouldnt do a back flip if someone made money in the 200k range just off weed ....
cuzzin ... you could spend a third of that on a car alone .... making 200k over the course of a year and actually having 200k under you mattress is 2 different things .... thats all im saying -
Although Ace should've saw it coming, he was smart by not making the first move. Because he he had such a wild and reckless ? with Rico, it was too much of a liability to have him ? someone. A dead body has been known to ruin operations. Also you playing a whole different game, when you go from drug dealing to killing ? . Real dealers will do everything they can to not ? someone and risk ? up their whole ? . A street corner level dealer might off a ? , but ? dealing in major weight like Ace in the movie wouldn't...At least not as a first option.
I never looked at it like that. Makes sense. But not makin that move tho came back and bit him in the azzz. So maybe he should've unleashed Rico on him. -
why did rich lil brother get killed again? and didnt they chop him up?
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The Owner of the Dry Cleaning shop should have done A like this..
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He was kidnapped and held for ransom buy his uncle and killed eventually
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mostvigorousone wrote: »The Owner of the Dry Cleaning shop should have done A like this..
oh!! ? , I am weak.. He ? that ? up.. Muy thai kicks to the head.. -
mostvigorousone wrote: »The Owner of the Dry Cleaning shop should have done A like this..
gotdamn!!!!!! ? ? deserved it he fuckn with dude business -
UPTOWN (CONNEXX) wrote: »"cause in a years time, even if you dont clear 200k you would be damn sure close!!!"
not to mention the fact that if dude is getting middle manned, he's obviously afraid to deal with a real connect. thats why he was dealing with my boy in the first place ... he knew us from college ... thats totally different than going to the hood and meeting some random street cat who he would only know by a nick name LOL .... those same cats are just regular guys to us ... but to him they could be tookie williams for all he knows LOL
plus yall gotta read the keywords
"that ? is mad possible off weed if you have some good cats to sell to"
your diggin a lil too deep for what the post is worth .... all im saying is that i wouldnt do a back flip if someone made money in the 200k range just off weed ....
cuzzin ... you could spend a third of that on a car alone .... making 200k over the course of a year and actually having 200k under you mattress is 2 different things .... thats all im saying
You know what after i made my post i read yours again and i did dig too deep. You were just letting it be known that its possible and on that point i would have to agree with you. -
What was that ? selling to get that much of a ass kicking?
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oh!! ? , I am weak.. He ? that ? up.. Muy thai kicks to the head..
damn he had that coming to him .... if he would of atleast talked to the ? with some concern instead of acting all nonchalant dude would of prolly never flipped on his ass like that..... -
mostvigorousone wrote: »The Owner of the Dry Cleaning shop should have done A like this..
Man them punches sounded like they hurt like a ? ! Then like the third kick looked like it may have knocked him out for a sec, smh!
Lmao at the little kid at the end asking the mother can he go see dad fight.