Dawgface: I Was Shot on 4 Different Occasions for Robberies, I Didn't Give a F*** If I Died (Part 4)
April 27, 2026
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In a raw interview, Dawgface recounts his violent past involving robberies and close brushes with death in Detroit’s notorious gang scene. Loosely affiliated with the infamous Best Friends gang—known for their ruthless violence during the crack era—Dawgface described robbing drug dealers face-to-face, never masking his identity, and often provoking deadly retaliation. Over the course of his criminal activities, he was shot on four separate occasions: in the face, back, leg, and shoulder. Remarkably, despite these life-threatening encounters, Dawgface admits he never feared death, living instead in “full gangster mode” with a mindset focused purely on survival. His criminal record, dominated by robberies and weapons charges, underscores his unapologetic and relentless approach to life on the streets. Even while incarcerated, gang rivalries fueled brutal violence behind bars, reflecting lingering street feuds. Dawgface’s story offers a brutal glimpse into the perilous life of Detroit’s underground.
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