King Biko
A King With A Concubine
them east lake hard heads and the ville aint no hoe neither
Y'all Remember When Alfamaga put out a DVD trying to justify snitching??
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them east lake hard heads and the ville aint no hoe neither
King Biko
A King With A Concubine
east lake was probably a tie with perry holmes but techwood dem nikkas wasnt just violent them nikkas were truly crazy in that bytch
Born2BKing
Veteran
I know one thing, that nikka is and was really bout dat life, snitch or not.
eastside313
Superstar
Tip call himself a street nikka and didn't know the grand hustle muscle was a rat 
Then he hired the same lawyer Alfa had for his case that he got a nice deal on
Breh Obama
First Breh President. Coli Prophet.
Good she deserved that shyt
yeah that nikka Alfamega said he served former wrestler Lex Luger and Bobby brown
That shyt had me
. Outright telling on what customers you served. You'll never hear Jay-Z tell people the names of the fiends or the other dealers he sold to. Not even Nelly or any of them other rappers. Mega was about that life, but that mouth of his was on some Sammy the Bull type shyt. Yeah, from what Alfamega said, that place was truly hell on earth. nikkas were making 10k a night BY ACCIDENT back in 88. Most people can't make 10k in 2013, but them nikkas got so much money back then, it was a damn shame to lose all of it over bullshyt.
yeah that nikka Alfamega said he served former wrestler Lex Luger and Bobby brown
You mean this nikka
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Tip call himself a street nikka and didn't know the grand hustle muscle was a rat
Then he hired the same lawyer Alfa had for his case that he got a nice deal on
I heard that the district attorney gave them the 2 for 1 special.
1980sCokeFlow
Banned
Word to your screen name I'm a ea nikka and I stay my ass away from Simpson Rd. That is the only place in Atlanta I don't feel comfortable in.
WEED
generic screen name.
he tried to make it look like the first episode of a (made up) show "ATL Gangsters"
but this was the only episode (atl gangsters:alfamega) because the show was fake it was put out by himself
this whole movie was him and his friends trying to justify alf's snitching and telling fabricated gangster tales about his past
shyt was pathetic
but this was the only episode (atl gangsters:alfamega) because the show was fake it was put out by himself
this whole movie was him and his friends trying to justify alf's snitching and telling fabricated gangster tales about his past
shyt was pathetic
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I wonder how many people on here would say what they're typing to his face. My dogs say they saw this nikka stomp a nikka out in broad daylight in Miami for Memorial Day a few years back before the snitching stuff came out. They was like that nikka is crazy! Plus I think I remember on that video they was saying he had a few bodies.
Ced do seem like a good dude who put in some work at one time...but I think if he could take the snitching part back he would...can't justify that...not when it was 11yrs and he got out in 7 if im not mistaken...lying or not...that violated the code...not a good example...and just because you survived don't make you an OG...keeping your mouth shut is part of it too...
Long read but interesting and this what happens when you keep your mouth shut...
FindACase | Maryland v. Edison
The Grand Jury for Baltimore City handed down four indictments alleging that Joseph Winslow Edison was the criminal agent in a variety of crimes. Prior to trial, Edison filed a motion for separate trials. The Circuit Court for Baltimore City denied the motion. Trial proceeded before a jury on all of the indictments and each of their counts.
The four indictments related to three incidents:
a) Indictments 1 and 2 -- the murder of Ellis on 16 July 1986;
b) Indictment 3 -- the attempted murder of Officer Kane on 6 November 1986;
c) Indictment 4 -- the escape from the Baltimore City Jail on 9 February 1987.
Edison believed that each incident should be tried separately
-- thus, indictments 1 and 2 at one trial, indictment 3 at another trial, and indictment 4 at a third trial. He did not ask for a severance of counts within an indictment. In the proceedings in the trial court -- during the hearing on his pretrial motion for severance, throughout the guilt stage of the trial and in argument at his post-trial motion for a new trial -- Edison continuously objected to the joinder. He stoutly maintained in his persistent requests for severance that the joinder of the indictments was so prejudicial as to deprive him of a fair and impartial trial. But his entreaties were unavailing.
Edison and his gang moved into the area. In addition to Edison, it included Steven Carter and Quintin Wiggins. The Edison gang did not respect the staked out territories. They sold wherever they pleased. Sylvester Barry and Tyrone Carr composed another dealer group. Ellis was their touter. He was a user. Edison and Wiggins offered Barry and Carr "like a thousand dollars"
for some of the same "product" which had been supplied to Barry and Carr. Barry and Carr went to their "boss" but he refused to sell or permit to be sold his "product" to the Edison gang.
Barry testified: "that's when the run-in came with us and Joe Edison and Quintin Wiggins and his gang." Barry was afraid of Edison:The history that gang had and he had, Joe Edison, with carrying a gun, yes, I was afraid of him. Ellis made the mistake of telling Sharon Bagley, Carter's girlfriend, that Carter had killed someone called Reggie.
Bagley told Carter what Ellis had said. Carter "just looked like a ghost or something scared him, you know, he just looked pale
. . . and he said if he tell you, then he'll tell the man . . . the homicide people 
. . . [the police]." On 16 July 1986, Barry and Carr were approached by Edison, Wiggins and Carter near the Hillside Apartments in Cherry Hill. Ellis was nearby but out of earshot. Edison and Wiggins talked to Barry. Edison's hands were inside his "dip." To Barry "that meant business."
That mean if something that was told to you that you didn't do it, that meant your life was in danger.
Barry thought that his life was in danger and that Edison was armed. Wiggins told Barry that Barry and Carr were to walk Ellis to the back of the "164 School playground" so Edison could murder Ellis. Edison was "like you better do it, man."Barry said that he would not do it and started to walk away with Carr and Ellis. However, they walked in the direction of the schoolyard. Wiggins walked close behind so they could not tip off Ellis what was going on. Wiggins was "like walking to a drop-off point where Ellis would be."
Joe Edison began dropping back behind us at that time. He came out of his pants. He fired one shot at Ernie Ellis. It missed. It made [Ellis] turn to his left. The second shot hit [Ellis] below his eye. After Ernie hit the ground, a third shot was fired that hit him on top of his head.
Edison stood overtop of Ellis when "he flipped and his head hit the ground. He stopped overtop of Ernie and hit him again at the top of his head." Everybody fled. Edison ran through the woods and dropped off the gun somewhere. Later, Edison said that what he did was for all of us because Ellis was a "drug informer. He would have sent us all to jail . . . Ernie was an informer." Edison's belief that Ellis was an informer was fed by the fact, as related by Egerton, and referred to by Edison in justifying the murder of Ellis, that on the day of the murder, "Officers Bradley and Shields conducted a street arrest for narcotics in the presence of Ernie Ellis and other people. Ernie was not arrested."
Ellis's body was found in the schoolyard. There were two gunshot wounds, one below the left eye and one on top of the head. The path of the wounds was "from upwards down and it was a straight shot." The shots occurred in a very short span of time. Two bullets were recovered from the body. The cause of death was the two gunshot wounds to the head, either of which would have been fatal. The manner of death was homicide. The autopsy report and the autopsy protocol photographs were displayed to the jury.
Long read but interesting and this what happens when you keep your mouth shut...
FindACase | Maryland v. Edison
The Grand Jury for Baltimore City handed down four indictments alleging that Joseph Winslow Edison was the criminal agent in a variety of crimes. Prior to trial, Edison filed a motion for separate trials. The Circuit Court for Baltimore City denied the motion. Trial proceeded before a jury on all of the indictments and each of their counts.
The four indictments related to three incidents:
a) Indictments 1 and 2 -- the murder of Ellis on 16 July 1986;
b) Indictment 3 -- the attempted murder of Officer Kane on 6 November 1986;
c) Indictment 4 -- the escape from the Baltimore City Jail on 9 February 1987.
Edison believed that each incident should be tried separately
-- thus, indictments 1 and 2 at one trial, indictment 3 at another trial, and indictment 4 at a third trial. He did not ask for a severance of counts within an indictment. In the proceedings in the trial court -- during the hearing on his pretrial motion for severance, throughout the guilt stage of the trial and in argument at his post-trial motion for a new trial -- Edison continuously objected to the joinder. He stoutly maintained in his persistent requests for severance that the joinder of the indictments was so prejudicial as to deprive him of a fair and impartial trial. But his entreaties were unavailing.Edison and his gang moved into the area. In addition to Edison, it included Steven Carter and Quintin Wiggins. The Edison gang did not respect the staked out territories. They sold wherever they pleased.
Sylvester Barry and Tyrone Carr composed another dealer group. Ellis was their touter. He was a user. Edison and Wiggins offered Barry and Carr "like a thousand dollars"for some of the same "product" which had been supplied to Barry and Carr. Barry and Carr went to their "boss" but he refused to sell or permit to be sold his "product" to the Edison gang. Barry testified: "that's when the run-in came with us and Joe Edison and Quintin Wiggins and his gang." Barry was afraid of Edison:The history that gang had and he had, Joe Edison, with carrying a gun, yes, I was afraid of him. Ellis made the mistake of telling Sharon Bagley, Carter's girlfriend, that Carter had killed someone called Reggie. Bagley told Carter what Ellis had said. Carter "just looked like a ghost or something scared him, you know, he just looked pale . . . and he said if he tell you, then he'll tell the man . . . the homicide people . . . [the police]." On 16 July 1986, Barry and Carr were approached by Edison, Wiggins and Carter near the Hillside Apartments in Cherry Hill. Ellis was nearby but out of earshot. Edison and Wiggins talked to Barry. Edison's hands were inside his "dip." To Barry "that meant business."That mean if something that was told to you that you didn't do it, that meant your life was in danger.
Barry thought that his life was in danger and that Edison was armed. Wiggins told Barry that Barry and Carr were to walk Ellis to the back of the "164 School playground" so Edison could murder Ellis. Edison was "like you better do it, man."
Barry said that he would not do it and started to walk away with Carr and Ellis. However, they walked in the direction of the schoolyard. Wiggins walked close behind so they could not tip off Ellis what was going on. Wiggins was "like walking to a drop-off point where Ellis would be."Joe Edison began dropping back behind us at that time. He came out of his pants. He fired one shot at Ernie Ellis. It missed. It made [Ellis] turn to his left. The second shot hit [Ellis] below his eye. After Ernie hit the ground, a third shot was fired that hit him on top of his head.
Edison stood overtop of Ellis when "he flipped and his head hit the ground. He stopped overtop of Ernie and hit him again at the top of his head." Everybody fled. Edison ran through the woods and dropped off the gun somewhere. Later, Edison said that what he did was for all of us because Ellis was a "drug informer. He would have sent us all to jail . . . Ernie was an informer." Edison's belief that Ellis was an informer was fed by the fact, as related by Egerton, and referred to by Edison in justifying the murder of Ellis, that on the day of the murder, "Officers Bradley and Shields conducted a street arrest for narcotics in the presence of Ernie Ellis and other people. Ernie was not arrested."
Ellis's body was found in the schoolyard. There were two gunshot wounds, one below the left eye and one on top of the head. The path of the wounds was "from upwards down and it was a straight shot." The shots occurred in a very short span of time. Two bullets were recovered from the body. The cause of death was the two gunshot wounds to the head, either of which would have been fatal. The manner of death was homicide. The autopsy report and the autopsy protocol photographs were displayed to the jury.
We think that the trial judge's decision to permit a joint trial of the indictments was clearly incorrect. Therefore, it was an abuse of his discretion. The convictions must be reversed.
JUDGMENT OF THE COURT OF SPECIAL APPEALS AFFIRMED;
COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE.
Disposition
JUDGMENT OF THE COURT OF SPECIAL APPEALS AFFIRMED; COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE.
JUDGMENT OF THE COURT OF SPECIAL APPEALS AFFIRMED;
COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE.
Disposition
JUDGMENT OF THE COURT OF SPECIAL APPEALS AFFIRMED; COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE.
who is that in your profile pic?We think that the trial judge's decision to permit a joint trial of the indictments was clearly incorrect. Therefore, it was an abuse of his discretion. The convictions must be reversed.
JUDGMENT OF THE COURT OF SPECIAL APPEALS AFFIRMED;
COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE.
Disposition
JUDGMENT OF THE COURT OF SPECIAL APPEALS AFFIRMED; COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE.