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Speaker 1 (00:06):
Welcome to Boys in the Hood.

Speaker 2 (00:08):
TV Today were tapping into South Los Angeles and were
talking about the Hoovers versus Everybody, Considered by many the
most hated gang in the city of La Hoover Criminals
aka the Hoovers, trace back to the seventies.

Speaker 1 (00:22):
They operated around Hoover Street.

Speaker 2 (00:24):
Founded on the west side of South Los Angeles between
fig and Vermont Avenue, The Hoover Crips started in nineteen
seventy two by Joe Stanley aka Hoover Joe with sevenfolk
Hoovers who.

Speaker 3 (00:38):
Came out of nineteen seventy two.

Speaker 4 (00:39):
Every you got who was doing with nowhere year Hoover
came out, but it came out in nineteen seventy two.

Speaker 1 (00:44):
When I was going, I was already going to the Hoovers.

Speaker 3 (00:48):
When they turned Hoovers, they was my dogs.

Speaker 5 (00:51):
But when I left the East.

Speaker 3 (00:52):
Side, I switched over to to Hoover Crips.

Speaker 1 (00:55):
The first wook they came.

Speaker 2 (00:56):
Out, sevenfold wouldn't be the only set of Hoovers. Other
sets included nine deuce Hoover, which was started by Og
Melvin Bloodstone Callaway. Next, the one to oh sevens was
started by Og Big Mumu. Then the one to twelves
was started by Ricky bigfoots Fields. You also had the

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nine Foes which was started by Big Eminem. Also the
Faux Trays was started by Judah Bean and five Deuce
was started by Bougapone. Then you had five to nine
started by Big Sims, and the eight Trays was started
by Big Bam.

Speaker 1 (01:37):
All hell would.

Speaker 2 (01:37):
Break loose in the early seventies when some Denver Lanes
showed up circling around Og Cartoon of nine Deuce home.
According to og Cartoon, he was not exactly sure what
they wanted, but that unannounced visit to the set sparked
the match.

Speaker 6 (01:56):
When the Dema Lanes came at my house one day,
surrounded man, I don't know if they came to check
me out or whatever, but that that's when they crossed
the line. So that's when I got out the house
winn and told Hoovers, and we've been rolling ever since.

Speaker 2 (02:13):
The Hoovers would be caught up in another war by
seventy five, when Moon moved from nine Deuce wanted to
expand into Denver Lane territory, set up a new set,
the one O seven Hoovers, which didn't sit well with
the underground crips who the Hoovers were cool with at
the time.

Speaker 4 (02:31):
I think move started out the one on seven who
was in seventy five, and I could let me see
that spray think and off point. Don't think you finished right,
nine dudes Hoover and then spray pink came like se
one old step Hoover neath.

Speaker 1 (02:45):
Like then, haff that'd be hard.

Speaker 4 (02:47):
Cuh move mood has started recruiting, and then the the
then the ugeus. You ain't starting one on Sheven who
was right here? This is an underground hood move, like
I just start with everything I wanted to start, you know,
I mean we all crypt like Nigga who was way
over there? How you gonna start him who was over here?
And hoo were way over there. They argued about it. Oh,

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first you haven't seen in my life homie the crypt
shoot at another crypt.

Speaker 2 (03:14):
But in nineteen seventy nine, the Hoovers would suffer a
major losses. Melvin Bloodstone, Callaway of the nine deuce Hoovers,
was shot and killed at.

Speaker 1 (03:24):
The age of twenty four.

Speaker 2 (03:26):
Then that same year Mumu of now the founder of
one O seven Hoover younger brother, Andre Jones, was killed.
It was believed to be someone from ninety Hoover, but
it was false.

Speaker 6 (03:40):
Andre Jones was the first General nineteen seventy nine, first
Game Bank.

Speaker 1 (03:44):
He killed in South Central and he was killed by
on the night of Hoovers, or so we thought.

Speaker 7 (03:49):
But it was one of the nine of Hoover's cousins
from Ben showline and asked to killing so but the
Hoovers xed him out.

Speaker 1 (03:55):
Y'all no longer Hoovers and so was Greenland on them.

Speaker 4 (03:58):
So that night after the weight we.

Speaker 1 (03:59):
Went first we had stolen cheat. You know why they're
being the HOMIESE put it down.

Speaker 6 (04:03):
That was the first streeting was seven ninety seventy nine
and Andre Jones was moved from Seven's Blue Brother.

Speaker 1 (04:09):
I mean, that's a serious ass.

Speaker 8 (04:10):
Wow.

Speaker 2 (04:11):
In nineteen seventy nine, the Hoovers would be accused of
the unthinkable. O. G. Raymond Washington, founder of the East
Coast Crips, was gunned down. The Hoovers denied having anything
to do with Washington's death. It's alleged that someone from
within the East Coast was the trigger.

Speaker 4 (04:30):
Man, Tom A.

Speaker 1 (04:31):
Raymonds. That yeh who was in doh.

Speaker 2 (04:35):
On October twelfth, nineteen eighty four, Keith Tyrone Capone Fudge,
a leader of the Van Nests gangster brims allied with
the Lanes, sought revenge after his car was stolen that
day by five Deuce Hoover crips Seventeen year old Percy
Brewer aka Buddha, a Hoover who was involved in the
theft of the Van Nett stolen car. That night, Fudge

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and his homies brazen only attacked the birthday party in
Hoover Territory on fifty fourth Street. Fudge then opened fire
on a crowd of teens face with a rifle and shotgun.
Fudge and his clique killed five yees, target Percy Brewer
and four uninvolved partygoers, Philip Westbrooks, Diane Raspberry, Shannon Cannon,

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and Darryl Coleman, all teenagers. Five others were wounded in
the spray of fifteen to twenty rounds. Police soon tied
the shooting to the ongoing Hoover blood feud. Prosecutors alleged
Fudge led the hit to retaliate against Brewer for stealing
his car. Fudge, then twenty one, was convicted of all

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five murders and ultimately sentenced to death. His cohort Fred
fat Fred Knight, accused of firing the shotgun, was acquitted
in a separate trial. In nineteen eighty seven, seven Foux
Hoover members, along with Kitchen Crips were gone on a
killing spree. After all ar Jones, a member of the
seventh Fox Hoover Crips, was killed by a member of

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East Coast Hoovers were looking for some get back. Seven
Foux Hoover member Andre Moore, along with Todd Lavera and
Tracy Carter. The first victims would be a couple at
a mobile station at the corner of Broadway and Slawson.
David and Namoor Thompson had just left the church service
and pulled over to use a pay phone when they

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were approached at gunpoint by the suspects. They were robbed
of their possessions, but after taking everything they had, mister
Thompson began to pray and he was then shot in
the head. A few hours later, around one am, Rochelle
Stewart was leaving Tom's liquor store on Hoover Street. Two men,

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Manual Figueroa and Leo Pardo, Salgado, who sat in a
nearby car, began flirting with her. After turning down their advances,
Rochelle was approached by Andre Moore, Levera, and Carter Rochelle Nulavere,
who asked her why was she talking to the guys
in the car. Moments later, the three suspects approached the car.

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Andre Moore demanded Figaroyd to hand over his money, but
when he rolled up the window, he opened fire. Eventually,
Salgatto would die from his wounds and Figarol would die.
After giving his statement to the police, Detectives would eventually
arrested all three men on murder charges after evidence and
multiple witnesses, they would all be found guilty. On Halloween

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night in nineteen eighty eight, a drive by shooting left
one gang member dead and four others wounded. Larry Alonzo Winters,
identified as a member of the fifty two Hoover Crips,
was the chief suspect and the Halloween drive by murder
of a rival gang member. Before police could arrest him, Winters,
who would escape from a California youth facility, fled Los Angeles.

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He resurfaced in Shreveport, Louisiana, where the first set of
Hoovers would be established outside of Los Angeles. In nineteen
eighty nine to five, Duce Hoover member Charles CC Tyser
was killed in the drive bound forty second Place. Tyson
was with several men who apparently were paying over another
game's graffiti on an apartment house wall in the eight
hundred block of West forty second Place. According to police,

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about nine thirty pm, several people drove bying a red car,
shouting out, they said, and began shooting at the men
in front of the wall.

Speaker 1 (08:27):
Tyser wounded and the head died instantly.

Speaker 2 (08:30):
Detectives believed the shooters were from the Raymond Avenue crips.
Only four hours later, the Hoovers would hit back. Thirty
one year old Shaperio Tyrone McMillan was shot to death
in front of a liquor store of Vermont Avenue in
West forty third Place, two blocks from where Tyson was killed.
McMillan was not a gang member, but police suspect that
McMillan was killed in retaliation for the Tyser shooting. The

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gunman fled in a waiting red and white compact car.

Speaker 1 (08:56):
Around this time.

Speaker 2 (08:57):
Back in Louisiana, winners would go by Dante to avoid
the laws. Winners would be wanted for question and connection
with the murder in Louisiana. Also in December, a nineteen
year old man became the first fatality shot down while
leaving a local hangout of the Rolling Sixties faction of
the Crips. Police said the Hoover Crips, of which Winners

(09:17):
was a leader, were responsible. But in nineteen nineties three
Poor police said a man identified as four was shot
through the heart by a nine millimeter round five from
a passing cadillac. A fifteen year old boy standing nearby
in front of a gang hangout was wounded in the foot.
After running the fingerprints through the Los Angeles Police Gang
computer determined that the dead man was Winners. Back in

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Los Angeles, the Hoover Wars carried on into the nineties.
In nineteen ninety three, a group of Denver Lane Bloods
were hanging out near an apartment on one hundred eleven
Place in Figure Row when a car cruised by the
driver allegedly flashed the Hoover Crip hand sign to antagonize.

Speaker 5 (09:56):
Missus Antonio Shavis Moses He's nineteen years old, known gang
member with a long history of arrests. Today, Moses is
on the run. One of the key figures in a
senseless crime that has outraged people throughout the country, the
shooting of a popular fifth grade teacher in Los Angeles.
On February twenty second, nineteen ninety six, Moses and another

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reputed gang member, eighteen year old Fraser Francis, were walking
in the area of figaroa elementary school in south central
LA just after nine am.

Speaker 9 (10:28):
Francis reportedly opened fire on a rival gang member who
was driving by the school At that very moment. Thirty
year old Alfredo Perez was teaching a class in the
school library. A stray bullet pierced a window and struck
him in the forehead. Though such an injury is often fatal,
Perez is currently in a rehabilitation hospital, having made what

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his doctors call a miraculous recovery. Fraser Francis, the alleged gunman,
surrendered to police the day after the shooting. Antonio Moses, however,
has disappeared, and authorities believed he may have fled the city.
Antonio Moses is six foot two inches tall and weighs
one hundred and eighty pounds. He goes by the gang

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names Mont, Deuce and Lilmont. Both Moses and Fraser Francis
have been charged with attempted murder and assault.

Speaker 2 (11:19):
By nineteen ninety seven, the case would be dropped after
witnesses recanting their statements due to possible gang intimidation. Francis
would be free days later, and Moses would be back
in prison after violating his probation. The nineties would be
the year that we would see every Hoover set, with
the exception of five Dukes, drop the crypt. From now
on they would be called Hoover Criminals. They would also

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take on the Moniker Ebk or Everybody killer. The heat
was still on with anybody who wanted to smoke with
the Hoovers. The two thousands would be no different than
any other decade the Hoover stayed active. On June sixth,
two thousand and eight, the Hoover gang member named Cleveland
moo Time of the five Duce Hoovers, was shot to

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death allegedly by Denver Lane Bloods. The very next day,
June seventh, and affiliate from a trade gangster Cryps, allied
with Hoovers, was also killed. These back to back murders
infuriated the Hoovers. Wiretap evidence later revealed that Kevin Big K. Maddox,
a veteran Sevenfolk Hoover, immediately plotted an aggressive getback for

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the murders. He directed his soldiers to hunt down Denver
Lane bloods at a known hangout, a music studio on
one hundred and tenth Street, and even provided a vehicle
in guns. Over the next forty eight hours, Hoover gang
members armed with rifles stalked the area. Unbeknownst to them,
LAPD had a task force watching under Operation Hoover Hunt.

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Officers had placed covert trackers and were telling the Hoover
his squad in unmarked cars and even helicopters. On June eighth,
two thousand and eight, asth Maddox and Smith prepared to
launch their attack, police moved in. In the chaos, the
Hoovers open fire on a pursuing LAPD officer. Ultimately, Kevin

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Maddox and Morgan Smith were arrested before they could kill
their intended Denver Lane targets. On August sixteen, two thousand
and nine, a thirteen year old boy became one of
the youngest victims of Hoover Crips violence. Du Kwan four
Star Allen, a thirteen year old member of the ninety
four Hoover Criminals, was walking home from the Broadway swap meet.

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He was wearing the Hoover signature orange bandana when he
was confronted by a member of the Main Street Mafia Crips.
Christopher Thomas of the Main Street Crips demanded to know
Allen's gang affiliation. When Allen declared nine for Hoover, Thomas
shot him at close range. Allen collapsed and later died
from the gunshot wound. Police arrested Christopher Thomas, and in

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a subsequent trial, he was found guilty of murder. The
judge sent Thomas to fifty years to life. On August
twenty fifth, two thousand and nine, and an apparent retaliation,
a shooter walked into Main Street Crips hood near Main
Street in one hundred and fifth in open fire, killing
dray Von James twenty nine and Robert Nelson, sixteen, who

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were associated with the Main Street Crips. Both victims died
of multiple gunshot wounds. Investigators noted graffiti and other evidence
suggesting the Hoover Criminals were responsible for these twin murders.

Speaker 1 (14:32):
In late twenty.

Speaker 2 (14:33):
Ten, the Hoovers war with the Lanes will heat up
when two Denver Lane bloods in twenty and sixteen on
As Seddrick Parker and DeAndre Baby Brasey Bonner would target
the Hoovers. There would be a string of shootings over
from January twenty sixteen. In March twenty sixteen, three people
would die as a result of this war, including a
member of the Hoover Stephen Johnson. Both Brazy and Parker

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would be arrested and would be sentenced to life in prison.
November of twenty twenty one well known one O seven
who remembered in November of twenty and twenty one, well
known one O seven Like.

Speaker 7 (15:09):
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I get toeum, unbeceeded lights to up, toe up, undeceated
lights toe up, I get toe up, unbeceeded lights toe up.
I could tobe up undeceated light, I could toe up,

(15:33):
I could tobu undeceeded.

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Speaker 10 (16:35):
And this is Rico Dukes Man. They feel true TV.
They fear true News, COVID the Founder, They fear true
Federal Government of America. Man, we got a special guess
that we're don't be doing an interview with and out
of five Dukes who cription his name is mister Marcus Sammy,
better known as Budapon through the streets of Los Angeles, California,

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telling people a little bit about yourself.

Speaker 8 (17:01):
Man, Uh, you know got it and you know everybody
pros and you know support you beat the water beat,

(17:23):
got alway stand stronger together the report the man come
together from something. I'll be that man wicked. A lot
of things you wanna talk about.

Speaker 1 (17:41):
Yeah, y'all already know, man Ton.

Speaker 10 (17:44):
And Man, y'all already know, especially from my from.

Speaker 1 (17:47):
My Hoover thinks cript.

Speaker 8 (17:48):
Bro.

Speaker 10 (17:49):
Y'all tuned in. Man, it's coming flash straight in the fact. Bro,
you know what I'm saying. Uh, five dudes hoofs now
your name it what they feel true? Federal government of
American military if they feel true, y'all stay tuned for
the interview.

Speaker 1 (18:02):
Man be sad. See.

Speaker 10 (18:05):
Yeah, but I'm the son of doctor here P Newton. Uh,
I'm a former Hoover general from Street for Louisa Aana.
Many who was can validate this, can validate this. But
the primary reason why I wanted to speak with you
was now I'm into revolution and we have our own

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independent sovereign government that's been recognized in the United States Senates, Congress,
tirk of office, and I want to try to get
unigy with the gangsters, you know, to to restructure them
and I know you the founder of the who was
in bad Your mom was Pamp and my daddy was Pamp.
I think that that would be a great thing, and
I just need your approval and you're okay, oh yes.

Speaker 4 (18:49):
We can put yourself together man.

Speaker 8 (18:55):
Something yeah.

Speaker 4 (18:59):
Yeah, and all of display