Life in prison can be spontaneously violent | Streets & Scholars (EP54)

Streets and Scholars

In this episode 54 of Streets and Scholars with Frank "FG" Thornton and Alex Alonso they discuss:

- 05:01 - The family of Shanquella Robinson still wants answers for the fight that killed her while on vacation in Mexico with friends.

- 08:52 - Mitchy Slick's song, "Won't Stop Being a Blood" featured F.G. when he was serving his 10-year sentence for providing cocaine to Mob James McDonald, rapped by Big Tupp from Cross Atlantic Piru.

- 16:47 - Kenny Carter, Bunchy Carter's younger brother was released from prison after serving 50 years in prison. He was incarcerated in 1972, and was released in December 2022.

- 31:15 - FG was in music video, by Second 2 None.

- 40:53 - Paul "Lil Doc" Wallace from East Coast Crips may have been stabbed in Victorville federal prison. Lil Doc was instrumental in the truce that occurred between the Florencia 13 and East Coast Crips in 2019, but he was indicted on a murder RICO case and sentenced to 30 years.

-Life in Victorville prison can be violent and how inmates negotiate violence that occurs between the Crips, Bloods and Mexican Southsiders is discussed.

- Eric Holder received 60 years to Life sentence. What will his life be like when he hits the penitentiary this month.

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