Crenshaw Boulevard.

"Keep up with them," he said.

Sitting directly behind Desmond, Gun Gal looked over his shoulders at the car up ahead.

"The boy is bright to want to disrespect my Laborite friends and then come to L.A. to hang out with Southies," said Desmond.

His sweaty palms gripped a .44 Bulldog magnum, his heart raced in anticipation of the next kill. He'd yet to bless California with a murder, and was looking forward to it.

Catching sight of the vehicle's passengers leaving an alley where Southside men hung out, they trailed the car. Word was sent from New York for the immediate execution of one of the men inside the vehicle.

A red light caught both cars at an intersecting street.

"Gun Gal, come," said Desmond, getting out the car and jogging forattended schools with persons who would grow to be notable gunmen. Renowned gunmen such as Zackie The High Priest, Bad Word, Claude Massop, and Byah Mitchell were all residents of Denham Town before moving on to neighboring Tivoli Gardens. He witnessed these men transform into notorious warlords when politicians came around in need of their assistance.

Zackie The High Priest and his 21 Strong gang fought against Big Uzi and his Spangler gang for politicians, the two turning west Kingston's streets into a war zone, all in the name of politics.

Trevor Dukes watched form his yard as the violence exploded outside his gate. While friends chose to indulge in the political fight marring the city, though, he focused on the bigger picture. He chose to stick with academics in