Andrews Chambers, a man who led many drug busts in America was guilty of committing perjury. Perjury is the intentional making of false statements as part of the testimony by a sworn witness in a judicial proceeding on a matter relevant to the case at hand. At first, Andrew was looked at as a hero but his heroism was short-lived when the government found that he’d lied about prior convictions while under oath, in which many were dismissed. The question became, if he lied about his convictions, did he lie about anything dealing with the busts? This was a question because all that was seen of the busts were the last moments that led up to them.
The huge black market for alcohol controlled by crime organizations grew so large that many of the criminal groups were able to build their empires mainly on profits from illegal alcohol. This in turn made them grow in power and their influence on society increased. Many politicians and law enforcements became corrupt, and turned a blind eye to the illegal activity since they were bribed. Prohibition also led to economic consequences. Before the liquor ban, many states relied on tax revenues, and when Prohibition went into effect, those revenues were lost- causing the United Nations to lose 11 billion
6. Four years of financial records of the Black Disciples street gang found their way into the hand of a University of Chicago graduate student because one of the gangs second highest member feared that he would soon be killed, therefore he figured that the financial records may help the next generation in some way or another. 7. J.T. maintained a regional monopoly over crack cocaine within the territorial domain of the gang by having his men at every possible crack dealing corner, and he invested a good amount into making his community satisfied with their gang, because a rebellious community is something that they cannot afford to have.
John’s dad was hard on Johnny. Although Johnny seemed like a good citizen he started to join in with the wrong crowd. John even made a gang called “the dirty dozen”. At the age of
Cartels are the suppliers of drugs to gangs in and out of prison. If our government doesn’t want crime in the streets, then “stop the cartels”. Horrifying things have happened to people who have stood in the way of the cartels. Murder, slaughter, and torture are mainly it. I am against the murdering of innocent people.
97).J.T. had his enforce protected all his member .So due to them not being a part of the gang they had to pay for their protection. Every month dues from rank-and file was 5,100 which always go to J.T`s pocket (P. 97).Being that J.T. is the gang leader he is entitle to the money. Full gang members did not pay dues so the extortionary taxes were paid from other businesses that operated on the gang turf.In my opinion, the Black Gangster Disciple Organization run by J.T was very meticulous in its dealings.
The blogs he wrote made people lose a lot of money. He may not know what means to manipulate the stock market since he was too young. the S.E.C suited him for stock graud('33-7891") because the S.E.C stood in the side of law, which means there was no exceptions no matter age, sex or race. Also, his father supported him while he was breaking the law. He lied, made people lost money and even made chaos in stock market.
During this CIA and mafia plan and execute many plots of taking out Castro without JFK’s approval and none other than Santo, Carlos and Johnny were responsible. This is was a win-win situation as the US were getting closer in achieving their goal of removing communism from Cuba and the mafia were making money from the gambling and drugs. By July 1963 6 mob associates infiltrate the plan, and the CIA have no idea that their mafia collaborators are now players in the president’s plan. But the mafia realizes that it is in prime position for something that no one dared to consider before. Under the protection of the CIA in the shadows of a secret plan, a presidential assassination plot is born.
He is a victim of favoritism, and because of never being the one with the attention he has learned not to be like his bad father and his brother by teaching himself what is right in others eyes, not the eyes of his dad. At the opening of the story, Wes is described as a “boring” sheriff of a small town in Montana. Wes had attended law school but forcefully had to take over his father’s position of county sheriff. It was evident that this was not an ideal position for him. Because of his position rather than his brother’s, he experiences jealousy and is a victim of favoritism.
People who are already wealthy and commit white-collar crimes should not be let off easily. They hurt innocent peoples pockets while pocketing money for themselves. Prison time is like a death sentence to those who grew up having everything they ever wanted. Once people become greedy and start committing crimes like Martha Stewart then they deserve to get punished for stealing money. Prison rehabilitates criminals and once freedom, money and life’s luxuries are taken away from white-collar criminals then they will learn that committing such crimes are not worth prison time.