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Growing up in a tumultuous environment, Chopper recounts a life marked by violence and loss. Abandoned by his mother and left with a father who was sentenced to life for a crime he did not commit directly, Chopper found himself on the streets of New Orleans under the guardianship of his grandmother. With his father out of the picture, Chopper's childhood was overshadowed by hardship and criminal influences. At age 13, he tragically witnessed the murder of his older brother, who was involved in robberies and other criminal activities. The traumatic experience left Chopper with a lasting impact and a desire for retaliation. Without turning to law enforcement, he instead sought vengeance by targeting the shooter's brother, leading to his own stint in boot camp at a young age. Chopper’s subsequent time in foster care offered a brief respite, where he learned essential life skills he never had before.
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