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Rashia Wilson opened up about her troubled childhood and early brushes with the law. Growing up in a household with seven siblings and a mother battling addiction, Rashia faced food insecurity and took matters into her own hands to support herself and her younger siblings. By the age of 11, Rashia had caught her first charge for stealing from Walmart and Toys "R" Us, driven by necessity to provide for her family. She recounts her early hustling days, which included taking change from a wishing well to buy meals. Notably, Rashia revealed why she targeted Dodge cars for theft. As a teenager, she was part of a local hood gang called Goyams, where she learned how to steal cars. Rashia elaborated that Dodge models were particularly easy to break into and steal, enabling her to sell them to local dealers.
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