I've been in some devastated looking hoods (w.philly, baltimore, durham nc)
but his sh!t here n!gga? This sh!t look like some deep in the depths of trenchtown Jamaican rudeboy shotta type sh!t
We need to save our Florida brehs
This can't be Ocala
Shootout in Jamaic- wait, this is Ocala, Florida?
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This can't be Ocala
BROWARD
#thankyoukobe
shyt look like a call of duty map 
Big Daddy
Fight or die fighting, no surrender.
He actually caught that one when dude first started bustin.
The bloodstain is visible at the :10 mark
AFRAM GLORY
Superstar
That looks like the nortwest side of ocala. From the early 1900's til the crack era...All of those communities had their own grocery stores, schools and a community produce plot across from the graveyard. Crack hit and everything went to shyt. Right now south florida and East coast transplants are trying to set up shop and locals are becoming jackboys.
What's the story behind this?
Ocala police officials on Thursday released a video of a wild July shootout that injured two men embroiled in a longtime feud.
The surveillance video, captured on a home-recording system on July 19, shows a vehicle pull into the 2000 block of Southwest Fourth Street and men police identified as Jeffrey Todd Aaron and Marc Williams get out. Soon thereafter, a pickup truck arrived and Jeremy Willis gets out.
More people later show up in a truck.
Later, Aaron and Willis are seen outside arguing. Aaron had a rifle, later identified as an AR-15, behind him, investigators reported.
The two continued to argue and Aaron slowly moved the gun to the side of his body. The altercation escalated, and suddenly Willis is seen shooting at Aaron, who ducked, ran to the back of the nearby residence and — wounded — fired shots at Willis, according to the video.
The video shows Aaron with a red spot on his upper body as he was running.
As the shooting stopped, Aaron returns to the scene, this time from the back of the residence; he is seen firing rounds into a wooden fence. As he was shooting, people who were near a nearby truck take cover, according to the video.
Aaron and Willis were arrested and face multiple charges, including attempted murder and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
Aaron was taken into custody on Tuesday on a warrant prepared by Ocala Police Department detectives.
On Wednesday, Willis' attorney called a detective and said his client was going to turn himself in but not make a statement. Marion County records show Willis was booked in the jail at 1 a.m. Thursday.
Williams was arrested by detectives in mid August and charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Detectives contend he was seen on the video holding a handgun.
Authorities said they believe the shooting was the result of a long-standing feud between Willis and Aaron.
After the shooting, Aaron left in a vehicle that crashed not far from the incident location. He was picked up and taken to Ocala Regional Medical Center with life-threatening injuries. Willis also was taken to ORMC for medical treatment.
Officers were notified about the shooting after Willis and Aaron were at the hospital, according to reports. At the time, police did not have enough evidence to arrest the men.
Since then, investigators recovered evidence, interviewed witnesses and examined the video. Detectives obtained a search warrant for the home where the shooting occurred and found the rifle and other evidence, according to Ocala police.
The surveillance video, captured on a home-recording system on July 19, shows a vehicle pull into the 2000 block of Southwest Fourth Street and men police identified as Jeffrey Todd Aaron and Marc Williams get out. Soon thereafter, a pickup truck arrived and Jeremy Willis gets out.
More people later show up in a truck.
Later, Aaron and Willis are seen outside arguing. Aaron had a rifle, later identified as an AR-15, behind him, investigators reported.
The two continued to argue and Aaron slowly moved the gun to the side of his body. The altercation escalated, and suddenly Willis is seen shooting at Aaron, who ducked, ran to the back of the nearby residence and — wounded — fired shots at Willis, according to the video.
The video shows Aaron with a red spot on his upper body as he was running.
As the shooting stopped, Aaron returns to the scene, this time from the back of the residence; he is seen firing rounds into a wooden fence. As he was shooting, people who were near a nearby truck take cover, according to the video.
Aaron and Willis were arrested and face multiple charges, including attempted murder and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
Aaron was taken into custody on Tuesday on a warrant prepared by Ocala Police Department detectives.
On Wednesday, Willis' attorney called a detective and said his client was going to turn himself in but not make a statement. Marion County records show Willis was booked in the jail at 1 a.m. Thursday.
Williams was arrested by detectives in mid August and charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Detectives contend he was seen on the video holding a handgun.
Authorities said they believe the shooting was the result of a long-standing feud between Willis and Aaron.
After the shooting, Aaron left in a vehicle that crashed not far from the incident location. He was picked up and taken to Ocala Regional Medical Center with life-threatening injuries. Willis also was taken to ORMC for medical treatment.
Officers were notified about the shooting after Willis and Aaron were at the hospital, according to reports. At the time, police did not have enough evidence to arrest the men.
Since then, investigators recovered evidence, interviewed witnesses and examined the video. Detectives obtained a search warrant for the home where the shooting occurred and found the rifle and other evidence, according to Ocala police.
PullOutGawd
Boosie the GOAT
General Mills
More often than not I tend to take that L.
Ocala is country as fukk. Plus some parts a poor as fukk
Had a ex whose dad lived there. We drove down there and it was like modern day slavery.
share croppers getting paid low ass wages to pick fruit and veggies . Living in shanty houses.
their bosses would rob them. Give them advances during the week to spend at theit stores for food, clothes, toothpaste, etc. Then take that money out of their paycheck. So when they got paid they had no choice but to borrow again. It was like a built in payday loan scheme 
When i was down there i also saw a sign for a festival called "Cracker Days"
Pioneer ways during Cracker Days
On a good note i had the best ribs i ever had in Ocala. This rib nikka had me devouring meat no homo.
Had a ex whose dad lived there. We drove down there and it was like modern day slavery.
share croppers getting paid low ass wages to pick fruit and veggies . Living in shanty houses. their bosses would rob them. Give them advances during the week to spend at theit stores for food, clothes, toothpaste, etc. Then take that money out of their paycheck. So when they got paid they had no choice but to borrow again. It was like a built in payday loan scheme When i was down there i also saw a sign for a festival called "Cracker Days"
Pioneer ways during Cracker Days
On a good note i had the best ribs i ever had in Ocala. This rib nikka had me devouring meat no homo.