I Am a Drug Lord: The Last Confession of a Real-Life Underworld Kingpin

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Speaking after the case, Detective Inspector Chris Lowe said: "These are significant sentences which reflect the extent of the conspiracy that these men were involved in. But he didn’t want to play the bait role. He thought he was too big time for that, even though he was still only twenty-four. He insisted on being in charge, in the rear car. I previously read I Am A Hitman, which I thoroughly enjoyed, so was very much looking forward to reading about the drug world now.I found it really interesting as he had quite an unusual upbringing, and historical events had quite a big impact on it. It tells you how his drug dealing operations worked practically but seems to be missing something that stops you from getting a clear picture but I'm not sure what, like maybe the psychology behind it, how people work together, how they're prevented from snitching etc, but maybe it's because of a fear of consequences, or maybe he had quite a sheltered life within the industry compared to other people in it. It still tells you enough to get a general idea and to be interesting. One of the reasons for that is the fourth car. He stays tight behind the load car, so police can’t get directly behind him. He’s getting in the way, so they can’t run plates easily. He’s running interference. Also, when you get pulled over – and you’ll get pulled over, because police profile – you must talk in complete sentences, like a college man, never acting like you’re in a hurry. Tell the cop a story about getting home to your parents, a fiancée, kids. Be friendly. They can’t handle that shit. Hughes admitted conspiring to supply cocaine, heroin and cannabis, and to convert criminal property, and possessing cannabis.

Author : United States. Congress. House. Committee on the Judiciary. Subcommittee on Commercial and Administrative LawDrug Dealing, the Media, and the Politics of Division” — Matt Taibbi interviewed about THE BUSINESS SECRETS OF DRUG DEALING on Letters and Politics (9/16/2021) Liverpool's courts are some of the busiest in the UK, with a huge variety of cases being heard each week. A welcome, lyrical defense of ‘coaxing a beautiful thing out of the ground and bringing it to your door.'” — THE BUSINESS SECRETS OF DRUG DEALING reviewed in the Bohemian (2/4/2021)