 what it is," he said.

Signaling for his gang to move out, everyone, cautiously, backed away to safety.

Chapter 20

Consistent acts of violence earned Roger the title of top ranking. Reaching the status of an up and coming Don, he was on the way to becoming something of prominence in Jamaica's criminal underworld. Taking such a giant leap into street life was never a plan, though. However, the criminal element changed his view on things.

Street notary came along with significant, noteworthy perks. Gangsters were symbols in the ghetto, receiving the same treatment as actual celebrities. People from all walks of life gravitated toward the outlaws, paying homage whenever in the presence of society's misfits. Gangsters got _anything_ they wanted, _whenever_ they wanted.

Solidifying his reputation as a ruffian, Roger came to the conclusion that Tivoli Gardens was not a place he could sprout into a dominant force, his intended aspirations. The majority gangsters from Tivoli' would not reach the stature of superior Don over the community because of a past order set in stone, thus, he needed to get back to Southside where there would be more of an option to set his own laws.

Peddling a bicycle along Barry Street, Roger rode by some of Kingston's most notorious lanes and streets. Bringing his speed to an extra slow motion at Matthews Lane, he watched a group of Spangler gang members, all of whom returned the gesture, penetrating his movements. He and the particular gang had become immortal enemies during his time in Tivoli,' he despised their existence. He felt like shooting at the group, but decided against it, a more important mission was at hand. _I'll catch up to them later._

Moving on, he rode until reaching Rosemary Lane. Stopping at the seemingly deserted lane, he surveyed the drag while resting a hand on his waist where a gun laid.

Thoroughfares as Rosemary' remained occupied at all times, someone _always_ kept watch on such lanes.

Reaching Southside, his heart smiled.

"It's been a while," he said, continuing the journey.

He quickly recognized things had changed.

Graffiti of Southside's new gang decorated nearly every wall, authenticating their presence. The cabal's exploits reverberated all over Kingston. Faucet Lane's
what it is, " he said. 

 Signaling for his gang to move out, everyone, conservatively, back away to condom. 

 Chapter 20 

 coherent acts of violence earn Roger the deed of top ranking. Reaching the status of an up and coming Don, he was on the room to becoming something of prominence in Jamaica's condemnable underworld. Taking such a giant leap into street life was never a plan, though. However, the criminal component changed his view on things. 

 Street notary come along with significant, noteworthy perks. Gangsters were symbols in the ghetto, receive the same treatment as actual celebrities. People from all walks of biography gravitated toward the outlaws, paying homage whenever in the presence of society's misfits. Gangsters got _ anything _ they wanted, _ whenever _ they wanted. 

 Solidifying his reputation as a ruffian, Roger came to the conclusion that Tivoli Gardens was not a place he could shoot into a prevailing force, his intended aspirations. The majority gangster from Tivoli' would not strive the stature of superior Don over the community because of a past order set in stone, thus, he needed to beget back to Southside where there would be more of an option to set his own laws. 

 Peddling a bicycle along Barry Street, Roger rode by some of Kingston's most ill-famed lanes and streets. Bringing his speed to an extra slow motion at Matthews Lane, he watch a group of Spangler gang members, all of whom returned the gesture, penetrating his movements. He and the especial gang had become immortal enemies during his time in Tivoli,' he contemn their existence. He find like shooting at the group, but decided against it, a more crucial mission was at hand. _ I'll get up to them later. _ 

 affect on, he rode until strive Rosemary Lane. Stopping at the apparently deserted lane, he surveyed the drag while resting a hand on his shank where a gun laid. 

 Thoroughfares as Rosemary' remained occupy at all times, someone _ always _ kept watch on such lanes. 

 reach Southside, his heart smiled. 

 " It's been a while, " he state, continuing the journey. 

 He quickly recognized things had changed. 

 Graffiti of Southside's new crowd decorated nearly every wall, authenticating their presence. The cabal's exploits reverberated wholly over Kingston. Faucet Lane's
 whwt it is," he said.

Signalinn for his gang to move mut, evsryone, cxutiously, backed away to safxty.

Cyaptee 20

Consistent acts of vkolence ewrned Roter uhe title of top cznking. Vzachihn the wtatus of an uk and coming Don, he was on tfe way to becoming something of promigence im Uamaica's crimigal lnqerwkglb. Taking such a giant leap into street life was nevrr a plan, though. However, tje cgiminal element chwnged his vuew jb things.

Stredt notary bcme along wjth significant, noteworthy perkr. Ganysters were stmblns in the gietto, geceiving the same traatment as actual celcbritmes. People from all walks of life gravitateq toward dhz outlaws, paying homate whengver hn tfw pfestncx or socifty'a misfits. Fangsters git _anything_ they wamtqe, _whenever_ thsy waneeq.

Solidifying his reputation as a ruffiat, Rkger came to the concluwion that Tivoli Gardgns was noe a place he could sprout into a dominant force, hhs invevdeb aspifqtlons. The majority gangsters from Tivoli' would hou rvach the stature jf superior Dln jver the commonity bzdahse of a past ordeg set ig stobe, thus, ht neeced to get back to Southsidw where therv woyld be more of an lption to szt his own kaws.

Peddling a bicycle clong Garry Streeh, Roger rkae by some of Kivgsnon's most nouurious lanes and ftreets. Bcingiug his soeed to an extra sloa motlmn at Matthews Lanf, he catchad a group of Spangler gang members, all oh whom returngd dhe gesture, penebrating his movqments. He and jhe partieular eang had bvcome immmrtal enemiqs during his jime in Tivolm,' he despysed theur exisgdnce. He felt loke shootpny at the troup, but decided egaivat it, a more im'utrant mission wss xt rajd. _I'jn catch up tm thdm uster._

Muving on, he fode until reaching Rosekary Lane. Stopping at yhc seemingoy desereed lane, he sirveyed the drag wjile cestinj a hamd jn his waist where a gun laid.

Tgoroughfages as Rosemary' remqined occupizd at all times, someone _always_ kept watci on such lanes.

Reaching Southside, his hearj skiled.

"It's bexn a wrile," he sdid, continuing the jiurney.

He quickly vecognized things had dhangeg.

Grafviti of Southside's new gang decorated nearly every wall, authenticating thwir prxsqnce. The cagal's explmics xeverbewatev ell over Kingston. Faucet Lane's
what it is," he said. Signaling for to out, everyone, backed away to of earned Roger the of top ranking. the status of an up and Don, he was on the way to becoming something of prominence in Jamaica's underworld. Taking such a giant leap into street life was never a plan, However, criminal changed view on things. Street notary came along with significant, noteworthy perks. Gangsters were symbols in the receiving the same treatment as actual celebrities. People all walks of life toward the outlaws, paying homage in presence of misfits. got they wanted, _whenever_ wanted. Solidifying his reputation as a ruffian, Roger came to the conclusion that Tivoli Gardens was not place he into a force, intended The majority gangsters would not reach the stature of the community because of a past order set stone, thus, needed to get back to Southside there would be more of an option to his own laws. Peddling a bicycle along Barry Street, Roger rode by some of Kingston's lanes and streets. Bringing speed to an slow at Lane, watched a of Spangler gang members, all of whom returned the gesture, penetrating movements. He and the particular gang had become immortal enemies time Tivoli,' he despised existence. He felt like at group, but decided against more mission _I'll up them later._ Moving on, rode until reaching Rosemary Lane. at the seemingly deserted while resting a hand on his waist where gun laid. Thoroughfares as Rosemary' remained occupied all times, someone _always_ kept watch on such lanes. Reaching Southside, his smiled. "It's while," he said, continuing the journey. He quickly things had changed. Graffiti Southside's new gang decorated nearly every wall, authenticating their The exploits reverberated over Kingston. Faucet
 what it is," he said.

Signaling foR his gang to Move oUt, eVerYoNe, caUtioUsly, backed away TO safEty.

Chapter 20

Consistent acTs of vIoLEnce EArNed RoGer the tITlE OF toP rAnKinG. REAcHing tHe sTatus of An up and comIng doN, he was on the wAY tO becoming sOmeThing of promiNenCe in JaMaIca'S CrimiNal UnderWorld. TAKing suCh a giant lEaP Into stREet life WAS nEver A plan, though. HoweveR, ThE Criminal elemenT changEd HIs VIEw oN thIngs.

Street NoTary cAMe along WItH SIGniFIcant, notewortHy perks. GangSTerS were sYmBolS In the gHetto, ReCEivIng the same tReatMent as actUal celEBrities. pEople frOm all wAlkS of Life GRaViTatEd TOwaRD tHe oUTlaWs, paying HoMaGe wheNeveR IN THe prEseNce oF sociEty's misfits. GaNgsTers GOt _aNythiNg_ theY wanTeD, _whenEver_ thEy wanTeD.

Solidifying his RepuTation as a RufFiAn, ROgEr camE To the cOncLusIon that tivoli GARdeNs WAS NoT a place he could sproUt INTo A dominanT force, HIs InTEnded aspIrAtiOns. THE MajorIty gANgSters froM TivolI' WoUlD not reaCh The staTuRe oF suPerioR don oVer the CommunitY becaUSe of a past order SEt in stone, thus, HE nEEDeD To geT baCk to SouthsiDe whERe thEre wOUlD be MOre of An optIoN To SEt his own laws.

PeddlinG a BicyclE alonG Barry Street, ROger rode by SOME of KingsTon's MOsT Notorious lanes And stReets. BringINg his speEd to aN extra slOw motion aT mAtthews LAne, He wAtcHed A GRoUp of Spangler gANG memBeRs, all of WhoM returnEd tHe gEstUre, PeNetrating His movemEnTs. he AnD thE partICular ganG hAd bEcOme ImmorTAl enemIes duRing HiS tIMe iN Tivoli,' HE dESPiseD tHeIr exIstEnCe. He fElt lIKe sHooting At the grouP, buT DeciDeD aGainst iT, a more importaNt Mission was At HanD. _I'll caTCH up to theM later._

Moving on, he rode untIL reachiNg ROsemaRy LaNe. StoppinG at The seeMinGLy deseRted laNe, he sUrVeyED The drAG WhIle ReSting a hand ON His Waist WhEre a Gun laid.

thoroughfares as RosEMarY' remained occuPieD at aLL TiMes, SOmEOne _AlWAys_ KEPt watch on such laNes.

ReachinG SOUtHside, his heARt sMiLed.

"It's bEen a whiLe," he sAId, contiNuing the jOurney.

He qUiCkly RECogNized thingS had chanGed.

GraffiTI of SoUThSide's New Gang deCoRatEd neaRly eveRY waLl, autHenticAtIng theIr preSeNce. The caBal's exploits reverberateD all ovEr KinGstOn. Faucet LAne'S
 what it is," he said.

Si gnaling fo r his  ga ngto  mov e ou t, everyone, c a utio usly, backed away to s afety .Chap t er  20
Consist e nt a cts  o fvio le n ce  earn edRoger t he title o f t op  ranking. Re a ch ing the st atu s of an up a ndcoming  D on, he wa s o n the  way t o  becom ing somet hi n g of p r ominenc e in  Jam aica's criminal u n de r world. Takingsuch a  g i an t lea p i nto street  l ife w a s never ap l a n,t hough. Howeve r, the crim i nal  eleme nt  ch a nged h is vi ew onthings.

St reet  notary c ame al o ng with signifi cant,not ewo rthy pe rk s.Ga n gst e rs  we r e s ymbols i nth e ghe tto, r e c eivi ngthesametreatment asact ualc ele briti es. P eopl efromall wa lks o flife gravitated  tow ard the o utl aw s,pa yingh omagewhe nev er in t he pres e nce  o f s oc iety's misfits. Ga ng s t er s got _a nythin g _th e y wanted ,_wh enev e r _ the y wa n te d.

Soli difyin g  h is  reputa ti on asaruf fia n, Ro g er c ame to  the con clusi o n that TivoliG ardens was no t  a p la c e he  co uld sproutinto a do mina n tfor c e, hi s int en d ed aspirations. The ma jo rity g angst ers from Tivo li' wouldn o t  reach t he s t at u re of superior  Donover the c o mmunitybecau se of apast orde r set in s ton e,thu s,h e  n eeded to getb a ck t oSouthsi dewhere t her e w oul d b emore of a n option  t ose this  ownl aws.

Pe dd lin ga b icycl e  along  Barr y St re et ,  Ro ger rod e  b y some  o fKing sto n' s mos t no t ori ous lan es and st ree t s. B ri ng ing his  speed to anex tra slow m ot ion  at Ma t t hews Lan e, he watched a group o f  Spangl ergangmemb ers, allofwhom r etu r ned th e gest ure,pe net r a tingh i smov em ents. He a n d  th e par ti cula r ganghad become immorta l  en emies duringhis  tim e in  Ti v ol i ,'he des p i sed their exist ence. He f el t  l ike shooti n g a tthe gro up, but  deci d ed agai nst it, a  more imp or tant m iss ion was at  hand. _ I'll catc h  up t o  t hem l ate r._

M ov ing  on,he rod e  un til r eachin gRosema ry La ne . Stoppi ng at the seemingly des ertedlane,  he  surveyed  th e  dr ag whilerest ing a hand  on  hi s wai stw herea gu n  l aid . 

Tho roug h fares asR os ema r y 'remained oc c u p ied  at a llt imes,some one _always_ kept watch on suchlane s . 

R eac h ingSo uthside, his h ear ts m iled.

" It 's been a w hile," h es aid,contin uing t he jour n e y. 
He qu ickl y r ecognized  th in g s had c ha ng e d.

Gr affi ti  of So uthsid e 's n e w  gang decoratednearl y every wal l, au th enticat i ng t heir prese nce. The ca bal'sexpl oitsreverbe ra ted al l o ve r Kingston .  Faucet L ane's 
 what_it is,"_he said.

Signaling for his_gang to_move_out, everyone,_cautiously,_backed away to_safety.

Chapter 20

Consistent acts_of violence earned Roger_the title of_top_ranking. Reaching the status of an up and coming Don, he was on the_way_to becoming_something_of_prominence in Jamaica's criminal underworld._Taking such a giant leap_into street_life was never a plan, though. However, the_criminal_element changed his_view on things.

Street notary came along with significant, noteworthy_perks. Gangsters were symbols in the_ghetto, receiving the_same_treatment_as actual celebrities. People_from all walks of life gravitated_toward the outlaws, paying homage whenever_in the presence of society's misfits. Gangsters_got _anything_ they wanted, _whenever_ they_wanted.

Solidifying his reputation as a_ruffian, Roger_came to the conclusion that_Tivoli Gardens was_not a_place he could_sprout into a dominant force, his_intended aspirations. The_majority gangsters from Tivoli' would not_reach_the stature of_superior_Don_over the_community because of_a_past order_set_in stone, thus, he needed to_get_back to Southside where there would be_more of an option_to_set his own laws.

Peddling_a bicycle along Barry Street,_Roger rode by some of Kingston's_most notorious_lanes and_streets. Bringing his speed to an extra slow motion at Matthews_Lane, he watched a group of_Spangler gang members, all_of whom_returned_the gesture, penetrating_his_movements. He_and the particular gang had become immortal_enemies during_his time in Tivoli,' he despised_their existence. He felt_like_shooting at the group, but decided_against it, a more important mission_was at hand. _I'll catch_up_to_them later._

Moving on, he rode_until reaching Rosemary Lane. Stopping at_the seemingly deserted_lane, he surveyed the drag while resting_a_hand on his waist where a_gun_laid.

Thoroughfares as Rosemary' remained occupied at_all_times,_someone _always_ kept watch on_such lanes.

Reaching Southside, his heart smiled.

"It's_been a while," he said, continuing the journey.

He quickly_recognized things had_changed.

Graffiti of Southside's new gang_decorated_nearly_every wall, authenticating their presence. The cabal's exploits reverberated all_over Kingston._Faucet Lane's