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DC Bad Boyz
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ISBN13: 9798410813532
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jan 31 2022
Pages: 300
Weight: 0.89
Height: 0.63 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jan 31 2022
Pages: 300
Weight: 0.89
Height: 0.63 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
D.C. Fat Joe was well admired by many people all over the Washington DC area. He ran a very established drug operation called, The 007 Crew. Fat Joe and his young goons helped pave the way to his success. Fat Joe's personal hit man, Wayne, was well regarded. Other street thugs maintained their distance because Wayne was known for putting in serious work.
Mysteriously, a beautiful, talented woman named Amanda was found brutally murdered inside her apartment in a location controlled by Fat Joe and his crew. Amanda's murder captured national media attention, which sparked a deadly war. Blackrain was a high-ranking member of a notorious street mob known as, The D.C. Bad Boyz. Members of The D.C. Bad Boyz targeted The 007 Crew, sporting a white Jason mask to carry out an assassination. Wise, an old timer was the leader of The D.C. Bad Boyz. Wise had no picks at all, and his motto was to seek and kill by any means necessary.
The lead D.C. Homicide detective was, Janice. She was tall and sexy, and she ran D.C.'s Homicide Unit with an iron fist. Janice had her best detectives working Amanda's murder case, which the media and her family members sought answers for. Detective Franks was a white man with a vicious street reputation. Franks and his partner were known for bringing down some of Washington D.C.'s most ruthless and hard-core thugs. The D.C. Bad Boyz surged to control and run the streets, alarm the FBI and force them to take over the case. In an effort to bring down this ruthless crew, The D.C. Bad Boyz were tagged as the most notorious street villains by the FBI.
The lead D.C. Homicide detective was, Janice. She was tall and sexy, and she ran D.C.'s Homicide Unit with an iron fist. Janice had her best detectives working Amanda's murder case, which the media and her family members sought answers for. Detective Franks was a white man with a vicious street reputation. Franks and his partner were known for bringing down some of Washington D.C.'s most ruthless and hard-core thugs. The D.C. Bad Boyz surged to control and run the streets, alarm the FBI and force them to take over the case. In an effort to bring down this ruthless crew, The D.C. Bad Boyz were tagged as the most notorious street villains by the FBI.
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