How To Rob: Rollin’ 30’s Harlem Crip Robbery Team | $500k Beverly Hills Federal Indictment

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What robbery crews are highlighted in the episode?

Host 0:00
rap news street politics the best hood channel on youtube back with the robbery crews and flock teams coming out of some of the most notable hoods out here in the city of la now this is the first part to a mini docu-series that we doing on these crews we got multi-million dollar teams coming out the Englewood families, who were also dealing with the Hoovers, BPS, and the bounty hunters on they moves. We got another million dollar crew coming out of Long Beach with the Compton Connection, with the Baby Insanes and the Park Villages. We got some more young dudes coming out of Englewood, the ones that be turning robberies into murders, And we jumping it off with the first part of the series with the Rich Roland Harlem 30s, a hood that has definitely made a name for themselves on the flock scene.
Host 0:45
And like all these other crews, they've got the feds attention with their performances out here in the streets.

How did the COVID-19 pandemic influence robbery trends?

Host 0:51
Now, we know this wave was definitely going on before COVID. It was popping. But when that EDD and PPP ran out post-COVID, everybody was out here assembling their teams to get cracking and strong arming the city. Now we're going to be going through how these hoods put together their teams, plan their moves out.

What mistakes led to the federal indictment of the Harlem 30s crew?

Host 1:10
and eventually the mistakes that they made that ended them up in a federal indictment. Now, a lot of people may not know, a lot of cases that happened after COVID are just now starting to wrap up and people are getting into their beds. So a lot of new details have came out on exactly what happened when everybody was trying to run their bag up. Now, of course, we don't have the best of the best on this list. Reason being is because everybody that we speak about got caught for their business. But we have to put a disclaimer out here. This is for educational purposes only, as well as entertainment. We do not condone the act of robbery or any other criminal activities on Rap News Street Politics. But we're going to see if we can tweak some of these dudes approach and show y'all how to get crack in the right way.
Host 1:56
This is how to rob hypothetically with the best hood channel on YouTube.

What was the significance of the Hobbs Act in this case?

Unknown 2:01
All you got to do is take a risk. Don't be scared to get some chips. You want to move some balls or you want to hit a fence.
Host 2:17
Now we got to start with the Westside Rowlands, the Harlem Crips, who again have made a name for themselves on the flocking robbery scene and hit the feds radar in 2021. Now, last year, some of their members were implicated in a burglary crew called the Rich Rowlands. Now, we know that's a name that's been synonymous with the old car, with the bank robberies and everything that earlier members were participating in decades ago. So the Rich Roland is not nothing new to the old car. But the crew last year went down on a state case for allegedly committing around 100 residential burglaries. which dated back to about 2022. Now we know a lot of celebrities and athletes were getting their house hit.

How did the Beverly Hills robbery unfold on March 4th, 2021?

Host 3:04
One of those instances resulted in Pop Smoke losing his life. Now we know the Hoovers was behind that situation, but the Harlems were getting busy with them Westside neighborhood 50s and them dudes went down. Now, that state case is an example that we can use for everybody that's touched the feds. The key thing is to a lot of these cases that we about to go through, all of them potentially could have ended up state cases. But the FBI got involved on the L.A. scene after COVID primarily targeting the 30s because they said that it's been a rash of these situations in the city. Now, this is when the FBI started to play funny little games and somewhat bending the rules, if you will. Now, technically, everything is within the guidelines, but they hit robbery crews with what's called the Hobbs Act.
Host 3:54
And this is what turns a regular robbery state case into a federal indictment. Now, the Hobbs Act is a federal law which makes it a crime to obstruct, delay, or affect interstate or foreign commerce through robbery or extortion.

What were the consequences of the robbery for the perpetrators?

Host 4:09
So when we make it to March 4th, 2021, with Malik Powell, who also goes by the name Infant Old Boy, Kai McGee, and Marquise Garden, they committed a robbery on an individual wearing a $500,000 Richard Millie in broad daylight at a restaurant called Il Pastayo.

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