 was shot at, but felt excruciating pain in his abdomen and neck. Getting in the driver's side seat, he drove himself to the hospital.

Chapter 25

"Y'all have to leave the community. The boss man is saying y'all are making the area too hot," Bullet informed Roger.

"Huh?" questioned Roger, confused.

Where would they go? What would they do?

The community had always been a safe place for wanted men, he found it hard to fathom as to why they were being singled out by the Don.

"Family, the Prime Minister and Dignity are very good friends, and he's upset about what y'all did to the officer," explained Bullet.

Jamaica's contradictory system saddened Roger. Politicians ordered hits on ghetto residents, but chastised gunmen for taking a stand against injustice bestowed upon the people by government officials, his reason for breaking set rules. He refused to follow political protocol, to allow politicians to disrespect poor persons as himself. Change in the system was needed, and he was willing to champion the cause.

"No problem, family. I understand. That's just how the system is set," he said.

"I have some people up in May Pen that you two can stay with until we figure things out," said Bullet. "Y'all are probably going to have to leave the island."

Roger's heart skipped a beat when hearing Bullet's statement. _Leave the island? And go where?_

__ Shaking his head in disappointment, he fathomed it would be in his best interest to leave the country. The police would surely murder him if he didn't. A nationwide manhunt was out for his apprehension, eventually he would be caught if he didn't get out of dodge.

"Anything you say, family. I trust your word," he said.

Chapter 26

Entering Robby Buckets, a pub on Parkside Avenue in Brooklyn, New York, Natty Blacks focused on the night crowd. Everyone acknowledged his arrival, looking his way.

The dense atmosphere was filled with patrons guzzling liquor and dancing to reggae selections blasting from speakers situated throughout the tavern.

Finding a secluded corner, Natty Blacks observed the crowd of relatively Central Kingston migrants.

New York, a lucrative terrain, treated him well. In
was shot at, but felt excruciating pain in his abdominal cavity and neck. get in the driver's side seat, he drive himself to the hospital. 

 Chapter 25 

 " Y'all own to leave the community. The bos world is saying y' all are make the area too blistering, " Bullet informed Roger. 

 " Huh? " questioned Roger, confused. 

 Where would they run? What would they do? 

 The community had always been a dependable place for wanted men, he establish it hard to fathom as to why they were being single out by the Don. 

 " Family, the Prime Minister and Dignity are very good friend, and he's upset about what y' all did to the officer, " explained Bullet. 

 Jamaica's contradictory system sadden Roger. Politicians ordered hits on ghetto residents, but chastised gunmen for taking a stand against injustice bestowed upon the people by government officials, his reason for breaking set rules. He refused to follow political protocol, to let politicians to disrespect poor person as himself. Change in the system was needed, and he was willing to champion the lawsuit. 

 " No problem, family. I understand. That's just how the arrangement is set, " he said. 

 " I have some people up in May Pen that you two can stay with until we figure thing out, " said Bullet. " Y'all are probably going to have to leave the island. " 

 Roger's heart skip a beat when hearing Bullet's statement. _ Leave the island? And function where? _ 

 _ _ Shaking his head in disappointment, he fathomed it would be in his good pastime to leave the country. The police would surely mangle him if he didn't. A nationwide manhunt was out for his apprehension, eventually he would be caught if he didn't have out of dodge. 

 " Anything you say, family. I believe your word, " he say. 

 Chapter 26 

 Entering Robby Buckets, a pub on Parkside Avenue in Brooklyn, New York, Natty Blacks focused on the night crowd. Everyone acknowledged his arrival, looking his room. 

 The dense atmosphere was filled with patrons guzzling liquor and dancing to reggae selections blasting from speakers situated throughout the tavern. 

 find a secluded corner, Natty Blacks detect the crowd of relatively Central Kingston migrants. 

 New York, a lucrative terrain, treated him well. In
 wad shot at, but felt excrugiating pain in kus abdmmen ahd neck. Eetting in the driver's side deqt, he drove himself to the fospital.

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"Y'qll iave to leave thx communlcy. Ths bosv man is saying y'all are kaking the ared gol hot," Bullet informed Roger.

"Huh?" queseioned Toher, confused.

Whgre wptld fhey go? What would they do?

The commhnity hed always been s safe place for wanted mej, he found it hard to vathom as ti whr they were bding singltd out by thg Don.

"Family, the Prime Minister avd Diynity are vgxt glmd friends, end he'f upset aboub what f'all dic to the officcr," ex'laibed Bullet.

Jamaica's coitradictory system swddened Rmgzr. Politicians orderee yits mn gvettu reridtntx, gut chwstmsed gunmen for taking a stand against inkufnoce bestowed upon ehq people by government officials, his redsoh for breaking set rulew. He refused to folloa politicwl protocol, to allow politicians to disrespect pomr pecsuns af yilself. Change in the system was needed, and he rzs wplling to champiok the cause.

"No probkel, gwmily. I underrtand. Cgaf's just how the sydtem is set," ye said.

"I rave some people up in May Pen rhat you two xan stay with untip we figure thimgs oit," said Bullet. "Y'all are progably going to have fu leave the islavd."

Rpgar's hearu skipped a beat wren heariig Buklet's sgatekent. _Lqave the idland? And go where?_

__ Shakijg hid vead in didappointment, he fathomed it would be in his bgst innerest to leavc the country. Tre police woulb surely murddr him if ge didn'v. A nationwiqe manhunt wav out for his apprehegsiob, evwntuallh he would be csught if kt didn't ger out of dodge.

"Anytming ioh say, family. I cxuwt your word," he sakd.

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Entqsing Robby Bgckegs, x pub un Parkside Xvenie in Brooklyn, New Ymrk, Hatty Blacks focusrd on the bight crjwd. Everyone scknowledged his agrivan, luokinb hys way.

The dense atmosphere was filled wlth patrons guzslinn lizuor and dcncing to reggae selections blasting fron speakers situatgd throughout the tavgrn.

Ninding a serluded corner, Ndtty Blacks observed the crowd of relstively Central Kingsfon micrantd.

New York, a lucrative terrain, treated him well. In
was shot at, but felt excruciating pain abdomen neck. Getting the driver's side the Chapter 25 "Y'all to leave the The boss man is saying y'all making the area too hot," Bullet informed Roger. "Huh?" questioned Roger, confused. Where they go? What would they do? The community had always been a safe for men, found hard to fathom as to why they were being singled out by the Don. "Family, the Minister and Dignity are very good friends, and upset about what y'all to the officer," explained Bullet. contradictory saddened Roger. ordered on residents, but chastised for taking a stand against injustice bestowed upon the people by government officials, his reason for breaking rules. He follow political to politicians disrespect poor persons Change in the system was needed, willing to champion the cause. "No problem, family. understand. That's how the system is set," he "I have some people up in May Pen you two can stay with until we figure things out," said Bullet. "Y'all are probably have to leave the Roger's heart skipped beat hearing statement. the island? go where?_ __ Shaking his head in disappointment, he fathomed it be in his best interest to leave the country. The surely him if he A nationwide manhunt was for apprehension, eventually he would if didn't dodge. you family. I trust your he said. Chapter 26 Entering Buckets, a pub on York, Natty Blacks focused on the night crowd. acknowledged his arrival, looking his way. The atmosphere was filled with patrons guzzling liquor and dancing to reggae selections from speakers the tavern. Finding a secluded corner, Natty Blacks the crowd of relatively Kingston migrants. New York, a lucrative terrain, treated him In
 was shot at, but felt excruciatIng pain in hIs abdOmeN anD nEck. GEttiNg in the driver's SIde sEat, he drove himself to the HospiTaL.

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"y'all hAve to leAVe THE coMmUnIty. thE BoSs man Is sAying y'aLl are makinG thE aRea too hot," BulLEt Informed RoGer.

"huh?" questioneD RoGer, conFuSed.

wHere wOulD they Go? What WOuld thEy do?

The coMmUNity haD Always bEEN a Safe Place for wanted men, HE fOUnd it hard to fatHom as tO wHY tHEY weRe bEing singleD oUt by tHE Don.

"FamILy, THE priME Minister and DIgnity are veRY goOd frieNdS, anD He's upsEt aboUt WHat Y'all did to thE offIcer," explaIned BuLLet.

JamaICa's contRadictOry SysTem sADdEnEd ROgER. PoLItIciANs oRdered hiTs On GhettO resIDENTs, buT chAstiSed guNmen for taking A stAnd aGAinSt injUsticE besToWed upOn the pEople By Government officIals, His reason For BrEakInG set rULes. He rEfuSed To folloW politiCAl pRoTOCOl, To allow politicians To DISrEspect poOr persONs As HImself. ChAnGe iN the SYStem wAs neEDeD, and he waS williNG tO cHampion ThE cause.

"no ProBleM, famiLY. I unDerstaNd. That's jUst hoW The system is set," HE said.

"I have somE PeOPLe UP in MAy PEn that you twO can STay wIth uNTiL we FIgure ThingS oUT," sAId Bullet. "Y'all are probAbLy goinG to haVe to leave the iSland."

Roger'S HEArt skippEd a bEAt WHen hearing BullEt's stAtement. _LeaVE the islaNd? And Go where?_

__ SHaking his HEAd in disaPpoIntMenT, he FAThOmed it would be IN His bEsT intereSt tO leave tHe cOunTry. the PoLice would Surely muRdEr HiM iF he Didn't. a NationwiDe ManHuNt wAs out FOr his aPprehEnsiOn, EvENtuAlly he wOUlD BE cauGhT iF he dIdn'T gEt out Of doDGe.

"ANything You say, famIly. i TrusT yOuR word," he Said.

Chapter 26

EnTeRing Robby BUcKetS, a pub oN pArkside AVenue in Brooklyn, New York, NATty BlacKs fOcuseD on tHe night crOwd. everyoNe aCKnowleDged hiS arriVaL, loOKIng hiS WAy.

the DeNse atmosphERE waS fillEd With Patrons Guzzling liquor and dANciNg to reggae selEctIons BLAsTinG FrOM spEaKErs SITuated throughouT the tavern.

fiNDiNg a secludeD CorNeR, Natty BLacks obServeD The crowD of relatiVely CentrAl kingSTOn mIgrants.

New york, a lucRative terRAin, trEAtEd him WelL. In
 was shot at, but felt exc ruciatingpaininhis  a bdom en a nd neck. Getti n g in  the driver's side sea t, he  d r oveh im selfto theh os p i tal .
C hap te r  2 5

"Y 'al l haveto leave t heco mmunity. The bo ss man issay ing y'all ar e m akingth e a r ea to o h ot,"Bullet inform ed Roger. 
" Huh?"q uestion e d  R oger , confused.

Wher e  w o uld they go? W hat wo ul d  t h e y d o?
The commu ni ty ha d  always be e n a s a fe place forwanted men, hefoundit  ha r d to f athom  a s  to  why they w erebeing sin gled o u t by th e  Don.
"Famil y,the  Pri m eMi nis te r  an d  D ign i tyare very  g oo d fri ends , a n d he 'supse t abo ut what y'all  di d to the  offi cer,"  exp la inedBullet .

Ja ma ica's contradic tory  system s add en edRo ger.P olitic ian s o rderedhits on ghe tt o r es idents, but chasti se d gu nmen for  takin g  a  s t and agai ns t i njus t i ce be stow e dupon the  peopl e  b ygovernm en t offi ci als , h is re a sonfor br eaking s et ru l es. He refused to follow pol i ti c a lp roto col , to allowpoli t icia ns t o  d isr e spect  poor  p e rs o ns as himself. Chan ge  in th e sys tem was neede d, and hew a s  willing  toc ha m pion the cause .

"N o problem, family.I und erstand.  That's j u s t how th e s yst emiss e t, " he said.

" I have  s ome peo ple  up inMay  Pe n t hat  y ou two ca n stay w it hun ti l w e fig u re thing sout ,"  sa id Bu l let. " Y'all  are  p ro b abl y going to h aveto  l eave  th eislan d."Rog er's he art skipp eda  bea twh en hear ing Bullet'sst atement. _ Le ave  the i s l and? And  go where?_

__ Shaking his hea d i n dis appo intment,hefathom edi t woul d be i n his  b est i ntere s t  t o l ea ve the cou n t ry.  Thepo lice  wouldsurely murder himi f h e didn't. A n ati onwi d e  m anh u nt was  o u t f o r  his apprehensi on, eventu al l yhe would b e  ca ug ht if h e didn' t get out ofdodge.

" Anythingyo u sa y ,  fa mily. I tr ust your  word," h e  said . 
Chapt er26

En te rin g Rob by Buc k ets , a p ub onPa rkside  Aven ue  in Broo klyn, New York, Natty B lacksfocus edon the ni ght cro wd. Every oneacknowledg edhis  arri val ,  look ingh is  wa y .

Th e de n se atmosp h er e w a s  f illed withp a t ron s guz zli n g liqu or a nd dancing to reg g ae selectionsblas t i ngfro m  spe ak ers situated t hro ug h o ut the t av ern.

Findi ng a sec lu d ed co rner,NattyBlackso b se r ved th e cr owd  of relat ive ly Central  K in g ston m igra nt s.

Ne w York ,  a l u c rative terrain,treat e d  himw ell . In
 was_shot at,_but felt excruciating pain_in his_abdomen_and neck._Getting_in the driver's_side seat, he_drove himself to the_hospital.

Chapter 25

"Y'all have_to_leave the community. The boss man is saying y'all are making the area too_hot,"_Bullet informed_Roger.

"Huh?"_questioned_Roger, confused.

Where would they go?_What would they do?

The community_had always_been a safe place for wanted men, he_found_it hard to_fathom as to why they were being singled out_by the Don.

"Family, the Prime Minister_and Dignity are_very_good_friends, and he's upset_about what y'all did to the_officer," explained Bullet.

Jamaica's contradictory system saddened_Roger. Politicians ordered hits on ghetto residents,_but chastised gunmen for taking a_stand against injustice bestowed upon_the people_by government officials, his reason_for breaking set_rules. He_refused to follow_political protocol, to allow politicians to_disrespect poor persons_as himself. Change in the system_was_needed, and he_was_willing_to champion_the cause.

"No problem,_family._I understand._That's_just how the system is set,"_he_said.

"I have some people up in May_Pen that you two_can_stay with until we_figure things out," said Bullet._"Y'all are probably going to have_to leave_the island."

Roger's_heart skipped a beat when hearing Bullet's statement. _Leave the island?_And go where?_

__ Shaking his head_in disappointment, he fathomed_it would_be_in his best_interest_to leave_the country. The police would surely murder_him if_he didn't. A nationwide manhunt was_out for his apprehension,_eventually_he would be caught if he_didn't get out of dodge.

"Anything you_say, family. I trust your_word,"_he_said.

Chapter 26

Entering Robby Buckets, a_pub on Parkside Avenue in Brooklyn,_New York, Natty_Blacks focused on the night crowd. Everyone_acknowledged_his arrival, looking his way.

The dense_atmosphere_was filled with patrons guzzling liquor_and_dancing_to reggae selections blasting from_speakers situated throughout the tavern.

Finding a_secluded corner, Natty Blacks observed the crowd of relatively_Central Kingston migrants.

New_York, a lucrative terrain, treated_him_well._In