I Was Stabbed With A Samurai Sword For A £100K Bounty | Minutes With

Immediately, how dangerous that lifestyle was. How I set up my life. You can only see me through appointment. I was constantly paranoid, you know? And as I told you, my circle of friends was two, three or four at most, but not even. they will know where I will be, so all my movements will be random sequences. I didn't even like to know what I was doing at the time, so wherever I went I used to control where I went. and I liked to gather as much information about where I'm getting and who's going to be there and who it's going to be, you know apart from that, I never used to venture out of my area unless it was on business, you know, but business will be anywhere in the UK that you know and then there was a robbery that went wrong, how did it happen? you end up getting arrested again I got to a stage where I didn't do robberies anymore now I'm the, you know, I'm the person who sets him up, the person who has the stolen cars, the person who has the weapons, Person who receives the robbery calls because I was successful.

He used to put other people up for robberies. One day I get a call, you know, from a guy. He is dating this girl and her brother is moving drugs selling drugs and has drugs inside the house. They have had arguments about drugs in the house so the sister and brother fight the sister calls her boyfriend to tell a boyfriend the boyfriend knows me the boyfriend tells me give me the address when I get the address um I call some guys and I give them the opportunity to earn some money when I pick up the boys the boys are a little drunk and um I proceed to take them something he told me not to take them but I accepted I took the boys to this house I drove them on the right side of the house I pointed out the door those two red doors back to back I should have known better because they were drunk I let them out of the car I gave him the gun so he could go in and get it back the drugs I'm on the road looking for what it looked like to me that it was the right house but it was the wrong house they went back inside the house they got confused they said there are no drugs there you know there is a family there What the hell?

I got a phone call from a Vietnamese guy I used to deal with who was growing drugs. He was in south east London. He is telling me that I am in a house in south east London. I just left £30,000 on The woman took out the money machine, she is counting all the money in the house for £80,000 at the moment, this is the address, so upon receiving this information, I said to these guys, now You know, don't worry, we're going somewhere else right now. was that prolific there will be certain days I'll do two robberies three robberies or one shooting plus one robbery or two shootings plus two robberies I'm constantly on it so we're driving I remember I came to a place called Lime House So when I made this dubious U-turn near Lim's house, I ran into the city police, who normally carry guns and Tasers and things like that, so they started following me, they followed me through five tunnels, towards southeast London, this is near. buray so we went through we headed towards um we headed towards uh London Bridge the cars crashed right the cars crashed I finished I finished boy we ended up jumping out of the car I told the boys not to follow me, they all split up, go their separate ways, a guy was in the car, his job was to take the gun, he left the gun behind because they panicked, we've all run now, these two guys are following me even though I wanted to and go their separate ways.

I took them to the dock, so when we get to the dock I can't swim. None of them know how to swim. We can hear the police running towards the dock. The OH police stop, they took out the Tasers and everything. They put me in prison there and I didn't get out until 10 years later. I was 20. What was the point at which you decided to change your life? So I spent 5 months in segregation. You know, I wasn't allowed to mix with others. people at that precise moment had 5 months without radio or television they had two magazines that they read over and over again and over and over again it's Grand Hog day every day you know your mom dies you're in prison you know your girlfriend you were with you at that moment you moved you got married you moved abroad your friends you were with at the time have moved on no one comes to see you your grandmother passed away everything you know your whole world has collapsed and no one exists in that world that you and The streets don't remember you, your business partners don't remember you because you've been replaced and you're stuck in that place in a dark place and there's no way out of it.

I'm not trying to glamorize violence, but like I said, he had an extreme personality when he was in this. I was in this. You know, now I'm trying to do good. I'm on it and I'm pushing. positive energy first you have to forgive yourself to move on and you have to give apologies and I'm talking about meaningful apologies to people so I did some of that while I was in prison it's called restorative justice where Get Probation from the Police to try to contact the police to try to give the victims an opportunity to get into a controlled environment and explain because some people want to know why you did that to me.

Who are you? What happened? Know? I need to know why and we have a situation when you come out because I don't want people to continue living their lives in fear thinking oh my God this maniac has come out. You know my life is in danger, so before I leave I have to try. and fix those problems, you know, and how your life is now, it's all a blessing that I'm here even though I've gone for some, but that's because I've done it to people that you know say that you do something wrong, It's still bad for you.

I'm here, I'm still alive, now I have to take this opportunity to shed light on the dangers of having the wrong company and where that can lead. I ended up getting married, you know, um, and um, I work with young people trying to make it. in employment, you know, I work at the university through teaching, so when people come out of prison, I help them get level two, level three, find work and try to change their lives because I know what it's like to get out. from jail. with nothing, so I try to give back as much as I can to try to rectify the mistakes I've made in my life.

It's a new beginning for me and my father said: please, son, please, son. I was like, please, please, after what you did. to my fucking mom, yeah, never come back to my ass, you understand me, buddy?