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Sex, Money, Murder is a Bronx-based street organization that originated in the Soundview section of the Bronx, New York.After a Rikers Island stint where Peter Rollock aka Pistol Pete (born c. 1974) was locked up with UBN Leader it became sanctioned as one of the original UBN sets.
Peter Rollock also known as "Pistol Pete" was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in 2000 for six murders he committed while operating the Sex Money Murda (S.M.M.) street gang in the Bronx, New York. The S.M.M. gang became one of the largest street gangs involved in drug-trafficking in the New York area during the mid ...
Sex, Money, Murder, Inc.: "Pistol" Pete Rollack August 27, 2013 Rollack grew up in the South Bronx section of New York City, in a life of crime, as his father was a long-time associate of Harlem drug kingpin Leroy "Nicky" Barnes .
The gang broadened its reach into other states, and small-time gangsters once happy to score a few hundred dollars now brought home thousands. Sex Money Murder gang grew from Bronx to running ...
Pete Reiser (1919–1981), American baseball player; Peter Rollack (born c. 1974), founder and leader of the Bronx-based street gang Sex Money Murda; Pete Sampras (born 1971), American tennis player; Peter Smith (curler) (born 1964), Scottish curler; Leon Dorsey (1975-2008), American serial killer; nicknamed “Pistol Pete” while incarcerated
Peter Simone, "Las Vegas Pete" (born 1945) Michele Sindona, "The Shark" (1920–1986) Frank Sindone (1928–1980) Thomas Sinito, "The Chinaman" (1938–1997) Alphonse Sisca, "Funzie" (born 1942/1946) Vincent Solano (1923–1992) Anthony Spero, "Tony", "The Old Man" (1929–2008) Anthony Spilotro, "Tony the Ant" (1938–1986)
Howard "Pappy" Mason (born September 8, 1959) is an American drug trafficker and organized crime figure. Mason and his partner, Lorenzo "Fat Cat" Nichols, ran a drug smuggling gang called the Bebos, [1] in the Jamaica, Queens, neighborhood of New York City.
The New York Times noted that, aside from being the nephew of former Westies, Bokun had no connection to any group using that name. [11] However, "The Westies" is a title created by members of the press in the mid-1980s to refer to the gang; as pointed out by English, at no point did members of "The Westies" ever adopt the label or refer to ...