In the public perception, prisoners have a very low social status and are inevitably abused by prison guards in prison. But in the United States, there have been incidents of black bosses claiming the throne in prison. He bribed 13 guards from the prisoner's prison, and even 4 female guards bore him children.
The gang boss bribes the prison guards
The American black boss is named Tavin White, and has a gang called the "Black Guerrilla Family" under his command. In 2009, Tavin White was arrested and imprisoned for murder and held in the Baltimore City Detention Center. The judge thought that this would punish Tabun White, but he did not expect that Tavin White would directly turn the prison into an "underground kingdom".
The first thing Tavin White did after entering the prison was to bribe the prison's female guards. According to the investigation, 13 female prison guards in the prison have accepted bribes from Tavin White. When Tavon White bribed the female guards, he immediately built a drug sales network in the prison. These female prison guards would collect contraband such as marijuana and addictive painkillers outside the prison, then hide them in places such as underwear and mezzanines, and eventually bring them to prison to give to Tavin White.
Gangster Boss's "Prison Kingdom"
Taven White would sell these "addictive drugs" to his inmates for a large profit. Through years of prison smuggling, Taven White even bought several luxury cars outside the prison. And these female prison guards faced Tavin White, whose wallet was constantly expanding, and they all hugged him, and many female prison guards had a relationship with him. Four of the female prison guards even bore him five children.
What is even more black and humorous is that many members of the "black guerrilla family" saw that the boss made a lot of money in prison and took the initiative to enter the prison, and for a time the Baltimore City Detention Center actually became a meeting place for a black group. Outside the prison, Tavin White remotely controls gang members via his cell phone. Inside the prison, Taven White and his gang members took control of the entire prison. The prisons used to hold criminals thus became a lair for gang groups.
The matter was revealed
Tavin White's control of the Baltimore City Detention Center lasted four years, culminating in an FBI wiretapping that came to light. In 2013, the FBI overheard a strange message that Taven White, a gang boss who was being held in prison, actually said that the Baltimore City Detention Center was his prison and that he held the supreme power of the prison. As a result, Taven White quickly attracted the attention of the FBI, and the investigation was soon launched.
It turned out that what Taven White said on the phone was that he was showing off to friends and subordinates, and when he was showing off, he was overheard by the FBI. After an investigation by the FBI, the matter was finally revealed. The 13 female prison guards, Taven White himself, and members of the "Black Guerrilla Family" in prison were all further controlled, as well as charges by the U.S. federal justice system.
After this incident was exposed, it naturally shocked the entire American society, and the condemnation against the relevant personnel, the Baltimore City Detention Center, and the state officials of the prison has not subsided. As for the international community, it was also shocked by this incident. After all, in the public perception, prisons are used to hold prisoners, but prisoners in turn control of prisons, which is the first time.