So I was watching Bangin in Little Rock...

[Boogie]

And the first part about the Hoover Folk was a joke right?



Right?

 

[Remote]

That documentary was rugged as hell.

 

[Remote]

The Wikipedia page on the documentary says that the police force was quadrupled after the documentary was released...resulting in crime being way down in Little Rock.

But apparently not.

Look at the stats on this page

http://www.neighborhoodscout.com/ar/little-rock/crime/

 

[Boogie]

Little Rock though?

 

[Ronnie Lott]

 

[KlinicalCynic]

I remember recording this off HBO a long ass time ago

 

[mortuus est]

is this teh one where they take this girl to the woods to get beat up for her gang inutioation ?

 

[Boogie]

is this teh one where they take this girl to the woods to get beat up for her gang inutioation ?

Yea bunch of rednecks...I wonder who gave them whitebois permission to do that.

 

[mortuus est]

Yea bunch of rednecks...I wonder who gave them whitebois permission to do that.

damn yeah i remember watching it

 

[Remote]

Little Rock though?

That shyt was hood as fukk, breh.

Some of these midwest towns are really about that life.

On a per-1,000 resident basis, Little Rock has more violent crime than Miami.

 

[Bay Area]

Poor and uneducated people are violent?

 

[Remote]

Poor and uneducated people are violent?

 

[Bay Area]

Yall are acting surprised that poverty produces a violent environment. Little Rock is a poverty stricken place.

 

[Remote]

Yall are acting surprised that poverty produces a violent environment. Little Rock is a poverty stricken place.

Aint nobody acting surprised.

Just pointing out that crime exists in lesser profile cities than Chicago, LA, NY and Miami.