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In a candid interview, Freeway Ricky shared insights into the violent realities of his past during the height of his drug operation. He revealed that in his neighborhood, it was possible to hire a hitman for as little as $1,000—“cheap,” he said—and recounted knowing a man responsible for nine killings, who was still alive and approachable. Despite this, Ricky insisted violence was purposeful and not random; gang-related killings usually stemmed from retaliation or disputes, not senseless murder.
Interestingly, Ricky explained how he often dissuaded associates from committing killings based on financial logic, outlining the costly legal consequences that far outweighed any intended benefits. He maintained a personal rule never to hurt anyone over money, emphasizing that most violence he witnessed wasn’t tied directly to his drug activities. His reflections shed light on the calculated decisions behind street-level violence and the complex nature of survival in that world.
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