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DC Kingpin Javier “Panama” Card on If Jay-Z Really Sold Drugs During His Era (Part 5)

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In a revealing interview, notorious DC drug kingpin Javier “Panama” Card addressed rumors surrounding Jay-Z’s alleged involvement in street-level drug dealing during the same era. Card stated he never personally encountered Jay-Z but acknowledged that he heard from credible sources that Jay-Z was indeed involved "in the game" during those years. Card detailed his own drug operation, which at its peak grossed $25,000 to $30,000 daily, and described a complex code among crews, declaring certain allied groups “untouchable.” He explained that beyond drug sales, his crew also conducted robberies against rival dealers. Although initially a “soldier” in the trade, Card eventually broke off to operate independently, managing sizeable daily drug revenues. His testimony adds an insider perspective on the drug trade environment in which Jay-Z’s early narrative is often debated.

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