February 18, 2023
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2:17:09Now PlayingFormer Harlem street figure Lou Simms sat down for his first-ever interview with VladTV, where he started off speaking to VladTV correspondent Cavario about growing up in Harlem in the 1960s. Lou went on to speak about getting in the streets at a young age and going to prison in 10th grade, and he also addressed being the former leader of the 142nd St. Lynchmob. Lou also spoke about going to prison for five years and getting out at the height of the crack era, and he also addressed one of his co-defendants cooperating. During the conversation, Lou spoke about being offered plea deals and facing a triple life sentence. In the middle of the interview, Lou was joined by his friend, OG Danny, who shared stories about his time in the streets with Lou. Click the above video to hear the full interview.
Interview by: Cavario
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