Evaristo Salas Jr. (Junior)

And there would be, you know, 10 to 15 guys, you know, that were like,

their rivals, for whatever reason, they would let me pass and not do nothing.

Or they couldn't, or I would just, you know, but most of the time it was either, if they caught me, I would have to either run, you know, because if not, I was going to get a beating, you know.

And there was one time I was right outside my house, there used to be a field right there, and I'm laying there.

And there's two of my other buddies who were from the same gang and everything.

And I'm sitting there, and I look up, and I see these two guys running at us.

And before I could even stand up, this one big guy just kicked me in the face.

And then another guy started fighting with one of my other friends.

And then he literally, I was already pretty much with that hit.

I was pretty much out of it.

And literally just stomped me out for about, you know, five, almost five minutes.

I didn't even know who this person was.

I just assumed he was a rival game member.

And then some of my other friends came running and they chased him off.

But I was already a bloody mess by that time.

And he, I mean, he just came out of nowhere, just literally ran out the side of, you know, the far field.

And I didn't have a chance to get up.

And it was things like that that happened constantly.

And I was so small, you know.

I could fight, but, I mean, I tried to fight, but that was no match for most of these guys.