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Notorious mafia figure Sammy "The Bull" Gravano compared Terrance "Gangsta" Williams to himself, dubbing him "The Black Sammy the Bull." Williams, a former member of the New Orleans crime outfit the Hot Boys, was involved in a staggering 40 murders, though he did not commit all personally, and spent 27 years incarcerated. During their discussion, Vlad and Sammy the Bull delved into the implications of cooperating with law enforcement, even against deceased individuals. Sammy expressed his firm belief that cooperation, even against dead criminals, contravenes the code of silence in organized crime. The discourse also touched on historical figures like Freeway Ricky Ross, who cooperated against corrupt cops. Sammy's stance remained clear: one must never cooperate with authorities, a violation he equated to fraternizing with the enemy in wartime.
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