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Clarence Robertson on Robbing Fast Food Restaurants for $50K, Killing a Police Horse (Part 3)

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September 17, 2025

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Clarence "38 Flav" Robertson opens up about his troubled youth, revealing a violent past that includes robbing fast food restaurants for up to $50,000 and the killing of a police horse during an escape attempt. Starting at just 13, Clarence admits to his first shooting, detailing a childhood entrenched in gang violence and frequent jail time. He describes his crew’s robberies targeting places like McDonald's and Burger King in the mid-1980s, often hitting safes to score big money. Despite facing serious charges, Clarence sometimes took the fall to reduce sentences for his friends. He also reflects on the harsh realities of juvenile detention. One notable incident involved a failed arrest attempt that resulted in the death of a police horse.

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