Brian David Suder

Why they did that is because, you know, XTC had a huge boom during that period of time.

I think it's starting to come out now about this boom.

You're starting to see different documentaries about it.

So anywhere from like around the late 90s to the early 2000s, all the local bars were shifting from bars to clubs, right?

and it was a big movement, okay?

So they saw that, and I think they really saw, you don't see too many people, not anybody addicted to ecstasy, but what you do see is a lot of money coming in, okay?

So they built this task force, and the task force were very dangerous people.

They ended up doing a series on HBO called We Own the City, okay?

Well, the main characters you look at

They had a mentor.

His name is Keith Gladstone.

He was the one guy that taught them how to steal from all these drug lords.

Me and him got into it.

They raided one of my houses without a subpoena.

Wow.

My mom got wind of it.

I called her up.

We ended up just paying them off.

My mom is also, in many ways, it's hard to talk negative about your mom, but she is somewhat corrupt.

That's just the makeup of that city.