Cats never learn...
"Defending" turf you'll never own smh
"Defending" turf you'll never own smh
103 suspected gang members charged in NYC case
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they could own it if they were smarter,
CashmereThoughts
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You in NYC? Yeah it was past the footlocker with all the wood in front of it.. It was near the metro north station
SnugglesDaBear
Superstar
*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
Seriously man...sometimes I just wanna throw up my hands...and just give up.
There are way too many black men content on being dead or in jail over project houses owned by the govt and blocks not owned by them...and it just sucks to feel like we're disappearing from America altogether for the dumbest reasons.
If these brothers had any pride or knowledge of self...this wouldn't be happening. Pride in gangs is BS.
But yeah...keep it real. Keep it real stupid.
I wanna see black men in suits and ties making it...
The only suits whites and everybody else want to see us in are orange jumpsuits or three piece suits getting ready to be buried six feet under.
#WEGOTTODOBETTER
There are way too many black men content on being dead or in jail over project houses owned by the govt and blocks not owned by them...and it just sucks to feel like we're disappearing from America altogether for the dumbest reasons.
If these brothers had any pride or knowledge of self...this wouldn't be happening. Pride in gangs is BS.
But yeah...keep it real. Keep it real stupid.
I wanna see black men in suits and ties making it...
The only suits whites and everybody else want to see us in are orange jumpsuits or three piece suits getting ready to be buried six feet under.
#WEGOTTODOBETTER
*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
you believing the hype Guiliani and Bloomberg been feeding the public
The new york they want has no blacks or spanish people in it.
I was walking down myrtle ave from DUMBO after work through clinton hill and bedstuy...seeing these white hipsters in their costumes and these European tourists walking around in the space as project buildings and govt housing is a trip.
It disgusts me cause poor blacks and spanish people are actually the LAST people gentrification is helping out.
They just wanna show us the door...
Yeah im in the bx...
Damn that's crazy...
The only time cops really be out in abundance there is when they know those Fordham U kids are going to be roaming around....
Those Webster ave nikkas be creeping
CashmereThoughts
Veteran
Jerome nikkas, Davidson nikkas, the be waiting for them kids to use the ATMYeah im in the bx...
Damn that's crazy...
The only time cops really be out in abundance there is when they know those Fordham U kids are going to be roaming around....
Those Webster ave nikkas be creeping
HARLEM AL
Your broad loves me.....
Heard they was snatching nikkas out my buildings today
(Grant)
My monkey as was doing something productive at work....
(Grant)My monkey as was doing something productive at work....
NYC isn't even the hardest city in NY; not even close.
nydn version ....
Cops storm through Harlem housing projects in attempt to end gang feud
The raid was aimed at quashing a deadly gang feud that lead to the 2011 cold-blooded killing of nationally ranked Murry Bergtraum point guard Tayshana (Chicken) Murphy, 18.
BY Shayna Jacobs , Joseph Stepansky
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Wednesday, June 4, 2014, 9:06 AM
Hordes of police donning full body armor swept through two Harlem housing projects Wednesday morning in a massive sting aimed at unfurling a deadly gang feud that lead to the 2011 cold-blooded killing of an 18-year-old basketball star.
The coordinated action began at approximately 6 a.m. when teams of cops from gang divisions across the city donned helmets and carried battering rams as they simultaneously stormed several apartments throughout the Gen. Ulysses S. Grant and Manhattanville houses aiming to arrest some of the over 100 people indicted on conspiracy charges stemming from gang violence in the area.
Marcus Santos / New York Daily News Police make an arrest after 6 a.m. in an attempt to arrest some of the over 100 people indicted on conspiracy charges stemming from gang violence in the area.
Police plucked two young men from 1420 Amsterdam Ave. and two men from 1430 Amsterdam Ave. in the Manhattanville houses as Police Commissioner Bratton looked on.
JOY KEH/FOR NEW YORK DAILY NEWS 18-year-old basketball star Tayshana Murphy was killed as a result of gang violence.
"We ain't no f--king gang. I ain't in no f--king gang," a man identified by his mother as Isaac Waterman, 20, said as police walked him in cuffs to a waiting police van.
Marcus Santos / New York Daily News The NYPD went into the Harlem apartments to rout gang members Wednesday.
"Y'all just f--king up my life," he added.
Marcus Santos / New York Daily News An NYPD flies over Harlem on Wednesday as part of a staged raid.
The sting centers on an ongoing feud between crews based in both houses, which sit just blocks apart on Amsterdam Ave. near W. 125 St. It is the product of a joint Manhattan District Attorney and NYPD gang
unit investigation. Those arrested face charges including conspiracy, conspiracy to commit murder and other serious charges involving two killings and 20 additional shootings, sources told the Daily News.
Danny Iudici for New York Daily News The Brooklyn Gang Task Force and various units of NYPD stage a raid of the Gen. Ulysses S. Grant houses and Manhattanville housing projects early Wednesday.
Police planned to announce how many alleged gang members were arrested at a press event later in the day. The operation is one of the largest in city history, police said.
Danny Iudici for New York Daily News Those arrested face charges of conspiracy, conspiracy to commit murder and other serious charges involving two killings and 20 additional shootings.
The investigation dug into gang warfare before and after the slaying of the late, nationally ranked Murry Bergtraum point guard Tayshana (Chicken) Murphy, who was gunned down in her own building as she begged for mercy about 4 a.m. on Sept. 10, 2011.
Danny Iudici for New York Daily News Police Commissioner Bratton, center, the Brooklyn Gang Task Force along with various units of NYPD, participate in the raid.
Dozens of the charged gang members will face first-degree conspiracy counts on which they'll face a max of 25 years to life in prison. Their arraignments are expected to begin Thursday in Manhattan Supreme Court.
Many residents hailed the arrests, calling for a stop to what they described as senseless violence.
"It makes me anxious to wake up and see all these cops," said Manhattanville houses resident T. White, 47. "But I'm happy to see it, the violence needs to stop. We all need to live together this is all (of) our neighborhood," she said.
At separate trials, Robert Cartagena 23, and Tyshawn Brockington, 24, were convicted of killing Murphy, although it was never made clear which pulled the trigger. They are each serving 25 years to life in prison.
Cops storm through Harlem housing projects in attempt to end gang feud - NY Daily News
Cops storm through Harlem housing projects in attempt to end gang feud
The raid was aimed at quashing a deadly gang feud that lead to the 2011 cold-blooded killing of nationally ranked Murry Bergtraum point guard Tayshana (Chicken) Murphy, 18.
BY Shayna Jacobs , Joseph Stepansky
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Wednesday, June 4, 2014, 9:06 AM
Hordes of police donning full body armor swept through two Harlem housing projects Wednesday morning in a massive sting aimed at unfurling a deadly gang feud that lead to the 2011 cold-blooded killing of an 18-year-old basketball star.
The coordinated action began at approximately 6 a.m. when teams of cops from gang divisions across the city donned helmets and carried battering rams as they simultaneously stormed several apartments throughout the Gen. Ulysses S. Grant and Manhattanville houses aiming to arrest some of the over 100 people indicted on conspiracy charges stemming from gang violence in the area.
Marcus Santos / New York Daily News Police make an arrest after 6 a.m. in an attempt to arrest some of the over 100 people indicted on conspiracy charges stemming from gang violence in the area.
Police plucked two young men from 1420 Amsterdam Ave. and two men from 1430 Amsterdam Ave. in the Manhattanville houses as Police Commissioner Bratton looked on.
"We ain't no f--king gang. I ain't in no f--king gang," a man identified by his mother as Isaac Waterman, 20, said as police walked him in cuffs to a waiting police van.
"Y'all just f--king up my life," he added.
The sting centers on an ongoing feud between crews based in both houses, which sit just blocks apart on Amsterdam Ave. near W. 125 St. It is the product of a joint Manhattan District Attorney and NYPD gang
unit investigation. Those arrested face charges including conspiracy, conspiracy to commit murder and other serious charges involving two killings and 20 additional shootings, sources told the Daily News.
Police planned to announce how many alleged gang members were arrested at a press event later in the day. The operation is one of the largest in city history, police said.
The investigation dug into gang warfare before and after the slaying of the late, nationally ranked Murry Bergtraum point guard Tayshana (Chicken) Murphy, who was gunned down in her own building as she begged for mercy about 4 a.m. on Sept. 10, 2011.
Dozens of the charged gang members will face first-degree conspiracy counts on which they'll face a max of 25 years to life in prison. Their arraignments are expected to begin Thursday in Manhattan Supreme Court.
Many residents hailed the arrests, calling for a stop to what they described as senseless violence.
"It makes me anxious to wake up and see all these cops," said Manhattanville houses resident T. White, 47. "But I'm happy to see it, the violence needs to stop. We all need to live together this is all (of) our neighborhood," she said.
At separate trials, Robert Cartagena 23, and Tyshawn Brockington, 24, were convicted of killing Murphy, although it was never made clear which pulled the trigger. They are each serving 25 years to life in prison.
Cops storm through Harlem housing projects in attempt to end gang feud - NY Daily News
CashmereThoughts
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It's a city of 8 million. So as a whole no it's not "HARD". We got Jewish neighborhoods that are bigger than some city's.
The 2nd largest city in NY state is buffalo. Population 276,000. NYC is 30 times more populated than the #2 city
. So yes, you can find some Po dunk town with a higher crime rate. But let's be reality. Neighborhoods like Brownsville, Coney Island, the whole South Bronx, south jamaica are more comperable population wise to these other city's u speak of and far more active.Let's use common sense when discussing the dichotomy between major cities and 2 horse towns
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fordham rd is no joke. i just moved up by there and i go to that 24 hr fitness on webster.
its fukked up cause there was ALWAYS cops out there when i first started going to the gym in february, now u barely see any. i guess its because the fordham university students went home for the summer.