Black Gangs Volume I

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1.History of the Crips in Los Angeles, 1999 - 60 minutes A story of the history of Crips in Los Angeles from their beginnings when Raymond Washington first organized Black teen in Los Angeles in 1969

2. Gullymen Posse Jamaican gang in Brooklyn New York, 1996 – 8 minutes The Gullymen (Shower Posse) from Brooklyn New York are under investigation by the FBI for drug dealing and multiple murders. The leader Eric Vassel has fled to Jamaica but the Jamaican authorities are working with the FBI to bring gang leader Vassel, and Desmond Brown into custody. (Tape #33)

3. Asian gangs on the rise in LA County and Southern California, 1996 – 19 minutes Wah Ching and the Asian mafia are discussed between LA County Sheriff’s Sgt. Tom Buds and Richard Chiang a gang researcher. Also an interview with a Wah Ching gang member.

4. Murder in Watts, 1996 – 2 minutes Innocent elderly woman Viola McKlain killed in Watts by alleged gang members in Watts near the Nickerson Gardens housing projects.

5. Gangs in Pittsburgh, 1996 – 44 minutes A discussion with John McIntire, Alejandro Alonso, and some former gang members from Pittsbugh, PA

6. Interview of Freeway Ricky Ross, 1996 –2 minutes Allegations that the CIA helped fund the crack trade in Los Angeles.

7. Marion “Suge” Knight in Court, 1996 – 4 minutes Video tape evidence of Suge Knight and Tupac Shakur beating Orlando Anderson in a Las Vegas casino. Yaphey Uphula, of Tupac Shakur’s rap group was killed in an unrelated incident in Orange, New Jersey. The commentator incorrectly identifies that the “W” for Westside means gangster rap

8. Tupac Shakur was shot , September 9, 1996 – 1 minute

9. Allegations that the CIA was involved in the Crack trade, 1996 - 2 minutes Maxine Waters, congresswomen of California attempts to uncover this story.

10. City Hall of Los Angeles attempts to address the Gang issues, 1996 – 2 minutes

11. Gang Members Arrested in South-central Los Angeles, 1996 – 2 minutes Members of Van Ness Gangster Blood are detained after it was believed that they committed a drive-by shooting. They are apprehended behind Crenshaw High School in Los Angeles.

12. Geronimo Pratt New Footage, 1996, 1 minute Did the FBI have knowledge about the truth behind Pratt’s conviction.

13. CIA is exposed for running drugs, 1996, 2 minutes A former LAPD officer who worked narcotics in the 1970s has documented a link between drug transactions and law enforcement agencies.

14. Corcoran Prison guards shoot inmate- 1996, 1 minute

15. Marion Suge Knight violated probation – 1996, 2 minutes The judge states that Knight is guilty of a violation.

16. To Live and Die in LA, music video, 1996, 4 minutes Tupac Shakur (Makieveli) music video that shows many of the popular landmarks in Los Angeles and South Los Angeles ghetto culture.

17. Murder of Willie Bogan, 1996, 5 minutes LAPD detective try to figure out which gang members murdered Willie Bogan in Los Angeles on Wadsworth Ave.

18. Criminal Justice in the US, 1996, 90 minutes The issue of crime and gangs are discussed with interviews with several juveniles and police officers. Also the history of delinquency in the US is examined focusing on the punishment, the penitentiary, executions, and chain gangs. Footage of Pelican Bay in California, Angola State Prison in Alabama, and Attica Prison in New York are highlighted. The California Youth Authority is visited and the issue of gangs are addressed. Three strikes, the California law, and capital punishment is a topic of discussion.

19. Westside Connection - Jan 1997, 4 minutes Music video of “Bow Down” by the Westside Connection, Ice Cube, Mack 10, and WC.

20. The sentencing of 3 Pasadena Gang Members – Jan 1997, 2 minutes A judge sentences 3 gang members to death for murders that were committed on Halloween night of 1994.

21. A look at Los Angeles County’s new County Jail (Twin Towers) – 1997, 2minutes After a few years of its completion it will finally be open to house inmates.

22. The Killing of Corie Williams – Jan 1997, 2 minutes Two gang members are wanted for the killing of Corie Williams that took place on the back of an MTA bus, the same day that Bill Cosby’s son was killed in Los Angeles.

23. Afeni Shukur discusses her son Tupac Shakur – Jan 1997, 12 minutes Afeni Shakur discusses the financial problems of Tupac before and after his death and how Marion “Suge” Knight may have manipulated many rap artists.

24. Marion “Suge” Knight expose – 1997, 7 minutes A background of Marion Suge Knight from high school, to college and as CEO of Death Row records.

25. Graffiti Violence – 1997, 3 minutes In Orange, California, a women is shot after she tries to stop graffiti writing. The woman shot was also interviewed

26. Notorious BIG killed in Los Angeles - March 1997, 13 minutes The facts around the unexpected murder of Notorious BIG (Christopher Wallace) are discussed with comments by Snoop Dog and other rappers. Violence in the rap industry is discussed and the murder of Tupac is also discussed.

27. Corcoran State Prison – 1997, 8 minutes The killing of Tate by prison guards was viewed unjustifiable, and the prison is considered the deadliest prison in the US.

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