Blake Cook

So we have Bloods, Crips. We have MCs, and we have some cartel groups. The New Generation and Sinaloa cartels, pretty predominant in the area. Sinaloa cartel runs Myrtle Beach. No shit. Oh, absolutely not. What do you mean by that, runs Myrtle Beach? Like, runs it. They are... Runs what? Like, everything. Strip clubs, drugs, anything that comes in and out of Myrtle Beach is Sinaloa cartel.

It used to, a long time ago, it used to be kind of like the Russian mafia. But something happened when the Sinaloa cartel came in and just... took over. Dominated it. Dominated it. Strip clubs, drugs. Probably all the stores, all the... So when I was younger, when I would go there... What do you mean, all the stores? Like Subway.

It used to, a long time ago, it used to be kind of like the Russian mafia. But something happened when the Sinaloa cartel came in and just... took over. Dominated it. Dominated it. Strip clubs, drugs. Probably all the stores, all the... So when I was younger, when I would go there... What do you mean, all the stores? Like Subway.

It used to, a long time ago, it used to be kind of like the Russian mafia. But something happened when the Sinaloa cartel came in and just... took over. Dominated it. Dominated it. Strip clubs, drugs. Probably all the stores, all the... So when I was younger, when I would go there... What do you mean, all the stores? Like Subway.

Remember how Subway used to... Like Subway in Myrtle Beach, you would go there, it would be like foreign exchange students from Russia. The Wings, all the stores had Russian. Now it's just a bunch of Hispanic people. Growing up, it was always Russian teenagers. Now it's not no more. Now it's Mexicans, Hispanics.

Remember how Subway used to... Like Subway in Myrtle Beach, you would go there, it would be like foreign exchange students from Russia. The Wings, all the stores had Russian. Now it's just a bunch of Hispanic people. Growing up, it was always Russian teenagers. Now it's not no more. Now it's Mexicans, Hispanics.

Remember how Subway used to... Like Subway in Myrtle Beach, you would go there, it would be like foreign exchange students from Russia. The Wings, all the stores had Russian. Now it's just a bunch of Hispanic people. Growing up, it was always Russian teenagers. Now it's not no more. Now it's Mexicans, Hispanics.

We just know that they operate out of Myrtle Beach. So anything in Myrtle Beach, is probably like drug-wise and guns, is probably all being filtered through the cartel, is what I mean. I'm not saying that they own the subways and things like that, but there's an increase of Hispanics in that area since the Sinaloa cartel has moved into that area, if that makes any sense. Gotcha.

We just know that they operate out of Myrtle Beach. So anything in Myrtle Beach, is probably like drug-wise and guns, is probably all being filtered through the cartel, is what I mean. I'm not saying that they own the subways and things like that, but there's an increase of Hispanics in that area since the Sinaloa cartel has moved into that area, if that makes any sense. Gotcha.

We just know that they operate out of Myrtle Beach. So anything in Myrtle Beach, is probably like drug-wise and guns, is probably all being filtered through the cartel, is what I mean. I'm not saying that they own the subways and things like that, but there's an increase of Hispanics in that area since the Sinaloa cartel has moved into that area, if that makes any sense. Gotcha.

Because they operate off I-95, right? So the halfway point from New York City and Miami, The halfway point is Fayetteville, North Carolina. Is it really? You can take several exits in and out of our city off I-95 and disappear. They operate a lot in Lumberton, North Carolina, which is... It's called the Lumbee Tribe. They're not... They're not a national tribe.

Because they operate off I-95, right? So the halfway point from New York City and Miami, The halfway point is Fayetteville, North Carolina. Is it really? You can take several exits in and out of our city off I-95 and disappear. They operate a lot in Lumberton, North Carolina, which is... It's called the Lumbee Tribe. They're not... They're not a national tribe.

Because they operate off I-95, right? So the halfway point from New York City and Miami, The halfway point is Fayetteville, North Carolina. Is it really? You can take several exits in and out of our city off I-95 and disappear. They operate a lot in Lumberton, North Carolina, which is... It's called the Lumbee Tribe. They're not... They're not a national tribe.

I think Trump was trying to make it, but they're not. But there's a lot of land, and they can disappear out that way. Like, drugs and money and guns are just so predominant through Fayetteville and that Robinson County area because of 95. Interesting. You can gump off I-95, and then boom.

I think Trump was trying to make it, but they're not. But there's a lot of land, and they can disappear out that way. Like, drugs and money and guns are just so predominant through Fayetteville and that Robinson County area because of 95. Interesting. You can gump off I-95, and then boom.

I think Trump was trying to make it, but they're not. But there's a lot of land, and they can disappear out that way. Like, drugs and money and guns are just so predominant through Fayetteville and that Robinson County area because of 95. Interesting. You can gump off I-95, and then boom.

There is this kid in Fayetteville called Kaboom Holdley. I think his name was Andreas Flight. He was the leader of a non-traditional gang. So you have traditional, non-traditional. Traditional gangs are gangs like Little Wayne came from, like Eastside Ma'apauru. That is a gang that is nationally known everywhere, sets everywhere. Non-traditional was like a neighborhood clique.

There is this kid in Fayetteville called Kaboom Holdley. I think his name was Andreas Flight. He was the leader of a non-traditional gang. So you have traditional, non-traditional. Traditional gangs are gangs like Little Wayne came from, like Eastside Ma'apauru. That is a gang that is nationally known everywhere, sets everywhere. Non-traditional was like a neighborhood clique.

There is this kid in Fayetteville called Kaboom Holdley. I think his name was Andreas Flight. He was the leader of a non-traditional gang. So you have traditional, non-traditional. Traditional gangs are gangs like Little Wayne came from, like Eastside Ma'apauru. That is a gang that is nationally known everywhere, sets everywhere. Non-traditional was like a neighborhood clique.

So he had a non-clique called Money Gang, right? And they were a blood set.