For years, Detroit has been considered one of the most dangerous cities in the USA - and especially infamous is Seven Mile Road. This area is so tough that even the police only dare tread during the day. Ruled by the Seven Mile Bloods. One of the most notorious gangs in the city. Drug dealers, hustlers, killers, and thieves - prepared to do whatever it takes to defend their territory. For over ten years gang leader Money controls the drug trade with an iron fist. A bloody territorial war keeps the gang in turmoil. To keep their rivals in check, boss Money needs a steady flow of new weapons. Only with the requisite firepower can they continue to dominate their territory and the other gangs - because the touch-paper might light at any moment. The violent crime rate in Detroit is five times higher than in the rest of the country. In 2018, over thirteen thousand crimes were reported, many more occurred. Seven Mile in particular is the front line for the bloody territorial battles that brutally define this no-go zone. For the police, every assignment is a risk, which is why bounty hunters are often used to go after criminals. A special unit of bounty hunters prepares for their next assignment on the outskirts of downtown. Tommy Depung leads the unit. So far, he’s arrested over 2500 criminals. Together with his team, they´re following a hot tip about a wanted drug and weapons dealer, and it’s taking them straight into the no-go zone… ruclips.net/video/VR7r9bBRVi0/видео.html More No-Go Zones - World’s Toughest Places - South Africa: ruclips.net/video/SA3ytkfCztM/видео.html Available Worldwide except Germany, Spain, and Norway #freedocumentary
@@bombonelnastase8031 my point is, seven mile road is a picnic compared to hoods I have been in...try West Baltimore, Pennsylvania Ave, or the heart of the Tenderloin in San Francisco, all places I have livestreamed and walked
@@spaghetti_monster I understand that, SM, but the story of Detroit's demise has been the subject of MSM for years....tearing down miles of homes, etc, urban flight...I was just focusing on the thug life there and doing some comparing...cheers
I worked here as a hospice nurse. you'll also find some of the kindest people who have overcome so much. Vets who have fought for this country and people who built Detroit. treated with the respect you give.
@@wawerumaina2570 guess u just pretended not to see mike in this documentary. Who got out the gang after doing a year in jail and having kids. He got a regular job and is trying his best to do the right thing and save enough to get out of the hood. U must of just missed that story huh?
I have also lived and worked as a nurse in some of the worst areas of California and I would say the same, I was treated with respect and people were nice to me. There were times while filling gas at night or getting breakfast early morning where I felt danger, but for the most part the people in the city were nice 🤷♀️
As a person who was born and raised in Detroit. It is dangerous but I walked these streets many years. I was a homeless drug addict and stayed in abandoned houses all up and down 7 mile. If you're weak you'll get eaten. I'm clean for 6 years now and don't go that way anymore. Can't believe I survived it.
Never thought I would see a documentary on this! Crazy but true. Born and raised in Detroit, off 7 Mile right down the street from Osborn High. Tough area is an understatement. The hood breeds 2 types of people: those who never want to leave and those who can’t be stopped from leaving. Left at 19 for a better life and never looked back. It’s my city and will always be my hometown but you can’t pay me to visit some of my childhood locations.
I could not agree with the two types comment more. I was born and raised and got out of there at 19. I’m glad for the upbringing because it made me who I am. I have gone back to my childhood home and it’s barely a standing structure. My old high-school (Redford) bulldozed and now a grocery store. It’s sad but also gives you gratitude.
@@BrianAnu Yes Brian it does give you thick skin a bit. Kinda like if you can make it there you can make it anywhere. That’s one thing to be grateful of.
@@embadly thanks em! I wish that too💌 Unfortunately you learn quick that everybody doesn’t want to make it out. Some people would rather stay in what’s familiar to them even if it’s toxic. It’s the toxic they know.
I used to live in Detroit and one time I got in a car accident on 7 mile. A cop car drove by as it happened and kept driving without stopping. True story.
Grew up here came back to take care of my mother until she passed and I decided to stay. I've been mentoring young brothers and sisters in the city and laying seeds of hope to them. Educating the youth and showing them how to succeed in life outside is how & why we have to keep pressing forward. You can't reach everyone but plant and seed of Hope and maybe someone else will do the same and eventually that person may see the light. With God all things are possible I won't give up trying to make better where I lived and grew up because I love this city and I love my people.
👏 when I worked at Motor City casino well did a lot of charity events for the schools and taught kids how to use proper dining etiquette. I love stuff like that.
It was pretty shocking to come across this video. I lived two houses off 7 Mile Rd from 1969-1985 and my childhood was riding bikes, playing outside until the street lights came on, getting Bomb Pops from the ice cream man. How quickly things can change when a city’s people lose opportunity and hope. I pray for Detroit.
Grew up here came back to take care of my mother until she passed and I decided to stay. I've been mentoring young brothers and sisters in the city and laying seeds of hope to them. Educating the youth and showing them how to succeed in life outside is how & why we have to keep pressing forward. You can't reach everyone but plant and seed of Hope and maybe someone else will do the same and eventually that person may see the light. With God all things are possible I won't give up trying to make better where I lived and grew up because I love this city and I love my people.
I've been clean and sober for 14 years now, and when I was in therapy for my addiction, one thing my drug counselor impressed upon us was to actually consider where our drugs are coming from . We spoke about gang violence and cartel murders, and for the very first time, I really did consider it. I couldn't be happier knowing that the gangs and cartels no longer have me to help fund their wars.
I'm from 7 Mile amd Conant. This a lil deeper east tho in the documentary. I live in Bloomfield hills now. Made it out thru smart investing. You can make it out these streets if you think for yourself.
Some of the smart people make it out, and you’re doing better than most people coming from the suburbs if you’re in BH now. If we could fix the education problem in Detroit it would go a long way.
Exactly. Don't believe in the false promises of liberal politicians, choose your own path and run away from the plantations of government dependence. They don't want or care about anyone - just your votes.
This is honestly really depressing, and eye opening. People ought to see how difficult life is- instead of always seeing instagrams and tiktoks of people living big. It's humbling to know how rough some people got it. What a nightmare it must be.
If you remain in the nightmare for too long, it becomes normal. Humans have a extra acute ability to adapt, and that’s why they stay inside the nightmare as if there is no escape. They just get used to it.
@@M2C_mike like you chose your parents and your diapers and your clothes in your cars in your schools as they all lived where you are right from the very beginning? Give your parents the gratitude they deserve you’re launching pad is where you start. Don’t expect people to fly to the moon on a pogo stick.
That's how you know it's fake, there is a 0% chance someone would take part in a drug deal with someone recording for tv right in front of them, that goes for the dealer and the customer
That ex gang guy trying to raise his kids in Detroit seems like such a good dude. That's the type of guy we need to help. I hope his kids manage to get a good education
@@wehrewulf prayers of the heart are answered instantly. If you pray for peace , you will be gifted difficult circumstances to learn to not give your peace away . Pray for peace with me ❤️
He is a great example and I do hope he can eventually do well enough to get his family far away as the temptations for doing wrong are great and its too easy to get mixed up with the wrong people and become attracted to easy money, not fully comprehending the consequences of getting caught when you’re young.
I felt exactly the same way. Detroit is a perfect example of what happens to National industry when globalisation engages with nations that have no worker standards.
@@rscott2247 Since this show came out which was obviously some years back Detroit has gone under a fairly large rejuvenation with competitive incentives to attract new businesses to the city as well as a major cleanup of run down areas such as that displayed. I’m from London, UK so only know what I’ve read. It would be good to know what locals think about the changes.
I think he plays into the hands of “the most obvious place is the least obvious” so middle of the day with a camera doesn’t seem like a good time for someone to get gunned down in broad daylight lol
As a black man I’m ashamed of these cities and my own brothers and sisters. Black on Black violence is the biggest killer in this country amongst young African woman and men but it’s looked past as something that’s not an issue but if Black Lives Matter than we need to prove that to everyone else by helping each other out first
I disagree, You can’t help anyone but yourself! Thats is the problem with the world. Everyone wants help but nobody wants to help themselves. Its not my fault the system is corrupt...Doesn’t mean to take advantage of cause the ones who need the most wont have access to it. I think anyone who can’t help their self should be deported to communist and be forced and told what they can and can’t do.
@@my1rule that was one of my first thoughts watching this I wonder if the camera crew asked what masks they want and picked em up for them or just brought random masks they picked or it was the guy’s personal masks lol
But the gps pings from the camera crew phones the whole time they film and follow them to hot locations would be what the cops will want more than those mask!
@ItsStillRealToMe DamnIt Not true, police just can’t find them. Police are always required to fight crime if they know where it is no matter how dangerous it is.
I am impressed by Michael‘s change in mindset because of his future generations and so happy to see that he strives for a better life without violence and drugs for his children. Life is hard sometimes because the circumstance that we are in might be as hell as a nightmare,but as long as we choose hope,hope definitely comes someday. Always pray for Michael and all his kids.Hope all his kids would get a better education and a worthy future!
I hope the people take note, as it can be done, many move out of these places education and hard work. Some just sell drugs and kill others :( It's sad watching these gang members killing their communities from addicts to innocent kids in the crossfire. Some people are just Evil and care not about others.
The gritty reality of Detroit's Seven Mile Road and the relentless pursuit of justice by Tommy Depung and his team is both gripping and thought-provoking. This documentary sheds light on the challenges faced by law enforcement in a dangerous territory. Thanks for sharing this eye-opening story.
@ceejay1872 #55 yes! He should get a free cookie! Free cookies for alllllllll!! Yayyy cookie party weeeeeee. Cookies are LIFE 🍪 COOKIES 🍪 COOKIES 🍪 COOKIESSSSSSSS
Those Detroit houses had huge basements. Can imagine all the parties with rock bands jamming in them basements during the 70s. So sad that these historic homes have rotted away over the years.
That´s the socialist rullers make in the US, destroyng the economic, jobs, culture, infortunnely the black population living in this poor areas are the ones who suferring with that, this people was abondoned by the state to you own lucky, without job, money, food and houses, while the most rich important people stay in your luxury houses and car, while the black people stay throw marginalized and away from society.
@@Meme-pv7tn Except its true. Ninja is 100% right. If it sounds racist, it's because America is a country that had its land, its railways, everything built up on the backs of slaves and the poor *cough* genocide.., and somehow is celebrated every year *cough* That IS American culture. And also the sickiness that is "Las Vegas".
My heart aches for the strong young people who see no other option than this rough life. I will never stop hoping and praying they can break free & reach their full potential.
Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. Acts 2:38 💙✨ Therefore also now, saith the LORD, turn ye even to me with all your heart, and with fasting, and with weeping, and with mourning: Joel 2:12 My son, attend to my words; incline thine ear unto my sayings. Proverbs 4:20 💙✨ For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. John 3:16 💙✨
Michael, I put my family through hell while i was not sober, but know that I am sober, my family has it much, much better--even on bad days. Just being sober is worth so much to my family, even if I feel terrible, or have a quiet negative attitude or thoughts. During those times, I have to remember what a blessing it is to my family for me to be sober. I hope you can draw a parallel to my story to yours. It ain't about the money, or easy hours. It's about much more than that. Keep going brother.
My maternal family has been in neighbouring Windsor, Ontario (across the river) since 1952 (from London🇬🇧). I was born in Windsor in 1974, moved in 1977, and have been in British Columbia since 1981. My mother's 4 sisters and their kin all still live in Windsor. I haven't visited since 2004, but it's always amazed me how a mere, 2-3 minute drive between Windsor and Detroit is like ... day and night in terms of safety.
That is wild, i live in south Texas and u can go to the border towns and see the stark difference between America and Mexico 🇲🇽 literally hear machine gun fire 🔥 and stuff.. just steps away from one another yet two different worlds
Yeah, wth was that all about? Even my local police department, when they make a drug bust, they post pics online of the guns and drugs they confiscated. If I were threatened by the image of crack, then I wouldn't be watching a documentary on fn gangs.
I was born in Michigan back in 1958 and as a young Man we used to go to wonderful jazz festivals in Detroit. It really was at one time and exciting City to visit.
Detroit used to be a diverse melting pot that had great ethnic festivals. The music, food, and introduction to so many different cultures was wonderful. That's all gone now - has been for a long time. Lots of reasons it happened - none of which are allowed to be spoken of. It's really sad. It's also a big loss. It will never get better.
I wish I could help Michael and his wife. I believe he and she will make it happen for their young family. Bless them. Bless everyone of them. Even the ones we may not agree with. It’s the Lords job. Not mine. Thank you. I learned a lot seeing this. Thanks again!
It’s crazy how fast Michigan switches up. If you drive a half any way you are surrounded by 2-5 million dollar houses and if you drive 3 hours north you enter some of the most beautiful country on this side of the Rockies
Not quite the same but I go up and down the country with West Brom in England and you see the same here in some places. When I go down to millwall we drink in London Bridge before then make our way to Bermondsey (millwall). Literally one stop on the underground between London Bridge and south Bermondsey but the difference in the areas are night and day
“A lot of times the killers are juveniles” this hurts my heart so bad. They need to be looked out for, not turned into killers by adults they look up to. Exploitation of children happens all over the world and it turns my stomach every time
There's a learned helplessness to change your situation. You accept that this is your life until you have the courage enough to come out in the real world. This behavior is like living in a cocoon you can never escape. So, turn to gangs, guns, drugs. Then you talk about what you don't have, what you want to do.... Take many seats. You terrorize the neighborhood you live in, therefore I don't want to hear anything you have to say.
This is an old comment but I'll reply. They did a survey with inner city kids here where I live. There was an alarming rate of teenagers who thought they would be dead by 21. I can't remember the percentage anymore.
@@acalis44 I caught a blip as I was channel surfing some months back. They don't teach the people how to be safe or how to get out. The COPS teach them how to survive, fight, shoot, kill. Sad that cops have to teach people how to kill so they aren't killed.
Just look for the short skinny kid with the fro walking around with a G pack stuffed in his bright green shorts over by the abandoned school…. If I was out there in the streets getting real money, the last person I’d talk to is a fkn journalist!
I was born and raised in Detroit. I lived off 7 mile for 13 years and never had a problem. I worked,and came home. And played basketball all around 7 mile. Grew up of 6 mile and livernois as well. Never had any problems. But its a lot different now.
@@MrBillyBubz how do i have no common sense? All they needed was a camera and a dumb contract and they accessed the whole operation. An undercover cop couldn’t do the same thing?
Between the age of 16 to 18 (59 yo now) I use to work one of the local food markets, cart collection, bag boy, stock boy, helped older folks carry out their groceries etc etc to finance my education market location roughly in this area of this doc (7 mile and Conant), not once there was a problem (a serious one anyway), wanna know the secret ? I’ll tell u, treat ppl with respect be it drug dealers , prostitution, drug users, alcoholics, etc in fact if someone looked shady entering the store, the guys with some street respect waited around till the shady guy left . There was a lady head cashier worked same location for 20+ years and acted as asst manager her name was Phyllis, (RIP) everybody respected and treated her like a mother and again without issues as if there was a code of honor being followed . Remember, treat ppl with respect regardless of their lifestyle.
I was a truck driver in the late 90s and delivered a load in Detroit. I didn’t know much then about that city. Parked my truck close to my delivery site. At around midnight, I heard gun fires close by. I left the place and came back in the morning
I delivered there about a month ago and had to ask the gas station attendant how close I was to the trouble. I was fine where I parked, but not by much.. a mile in one direction and I was asking for trouble
April of 2016, I delivered to the orange big box builder's supply on 7 Mile road. The original plan was to sleep somewhere enroute, but heavy fog slowed me down so much, that I had to drive straight through to make my delivery appointment. Parked in the lot in front of the place, and a police chase went right past at 3 AM, and somebody was shooting. Did a search online, and discovered that there had been a murder IN THE PARKING LOT where I was parked a month earlier. When I left, my entrance ramp to I-94 was closed, and I had to reroute. I drove through the neighborhood with burned out and tagged houses for blocks and blocks. White knuckle trip.
@jesse James you’d have to be a trucker to understand. We go to sh*t a** areas sometimes without any forewarning from dispatchers. You probably haven’t heard some of the stories if you’re not in it. No disrespect just reality
it's not about owning the property though, is it? It's about being able to distribute freely in their territory, the property there itself doesn't mean much
I really appreciate you rooting for me unfortunately Dakkota integrated system don’t feel the same way I was just fired Sunday night for a background check at the five months somebody get Sandra russ on the phone and let her know that I am right first day over pay me $2500 or something like that then take $250 a week out of my check for two monthsThen follow me talking about a background check after I’m finished paying though
@@michaelcarmichael6326 I’m sorry to hear this, man. I really hope something can be worked out soon, and you’ll get back there, or find something else. Whatever the outcome with that, you seem like you are going to keep up the fight for your family. I’m praying for you, Michael. Keep your chin up, and never give up! Hearing about your turnaround is very inspirational and admirable.
I'm from that area, left when I was 28, 32 years ago. When I left I was working in Rochester Hills. That was when i realized my Detroit neighbors and friends were top notch. Rochester and rural michigan, the people do not compare to my detroit roots. Today i am a white female who investigates fair housing violations Genesee county. Most of the infractions are race and disability related. I give back and will continue to fight for marginlized people till the day I die. Detroit is where my heart is. ❤
Yeah. I always find it unbelievable that people doing the dirt think that these shows care about you or your safety. They don't do a very good job of hiding faces, vehicles or locations. Also, it's not like government agencies as well as major criminal enterprises don't watch these shows at all. Eventually it gets out.
I travel a lot. One of the biggest indicators that an area is unsafe is the gas stations. You'll know the feeling when you get out of the car. It's like a 6th sense we all have. I've found this to be true no matter the country. I have never been wrong.
Not all people have this feeling just like a lot of people lack situational awareness so thus is what leads to people being in unsafe areas without knowing
I grew up in this area in the '50s and '60s. It was like a small town with nice stores, schools, and libraries. We never locked our homes or cars and everyone looked out for each other. We had people from many different countries as well as some Mexican and blacks. Most men worked in factories, in construction, and for the city. The cops were visible day and night and were active in the neighborhood. I remember sitting on the porch in the summer, sometimes until midnight talking with friends and family. When it snowed the men would go out and shovel the walks, streets, and alleys.
It's obvious that black gangs and drug dealers ruined this city, and the GVT and police have no way to stop drug deals from happening...I feel sorry for all the good, hard working people who've witnessed this yet can't say or do anything because they'd just be called racist and then beaten up by people in town or worse...they ruined it lol
I'm not even gonna lie, I went out there with my buddy to drop off his daughter on the way to Indiana. We were in a brand new 2013 rental caddy and not even 2 minutes after we exited the free way at 2a.m. we were being followed by a 80s box Caprice with 5 guys in it. My boy called his brother and told him and when we pulled in the driveway, his brother was standing in the driveway with a shotgun. It's was a very sickening feeling knowing I could've died in a different situation. I'm from Vegas and Detroit was nothing like I've ever seen. Even the fast food places have bullet proof glass like a bank. You couldn't rob a place or there if you wanted to.
I've rolled down there in a mini van with country music loud and proud! Its all about confidence and showing these animals they don't scare you. Detroit is a joke
@@dano8613 Bonehead, people in the D listen to country music ,too. You obviously don't actually know or live there. I know some cowboys there, and they're hard just like everybody else there, no matter what color or background.
My immigrant parents moved to Detroit in the 70s. Very little English but got plant jobs at GM. The city gave two immigrants a chance, a job and a future. The black community embraced their new neighbor. To this day my dad always talks about his black foreman taking him to their church and parties
Black people have been helping immigrants in this country for over a century. When immigrants would come to America they would be placed in public housing. Once the white folks moved out of public housing it filled with blacks from the south then European and other immigrants came. Blacks showed a lot of them the ropes.
They are extremely poor, the whole city is poor. Crack costs $10 a rock? You have to sell a whole garage full of rocks to make a living. Life is very hard. Be happy you're not selling crack.
Crack might be cheap but guess what? It takes over your brain and you spend every god damn penny you got on it. Every time you pick up you say just one but you pick up 10-20 times a day. And after awhile you don’t even like it, you are just a slave to it.
I grew up and lived in Detroit off the westside near Grand River/Meyers/Wyoming area from 1974-2015. Never had an issue in the city during the 40 years there.
You should watch Charliebois video. I'm from the mitten but not the d. I need to see it safely sometime. He dosnt normally talk but just drives. In one video he talks about loving in the d.
Censor the faces of the criminals, but then film the guys that actually try to capture them? Brilliant. Edit: For those that didn't get it, my point is that the bounty hunters should also have their identity protected.
Its because most of the people who participate in these documentaries are actually informants. If they show the face of the informant, someone recognizes them and gets killed, then HOW will they get the information? Do research on informants and how they are protected. Different laws in different states allow certain kinds of protections and that also means being protected during documentaries in which they are basically selling information to remain in the loop.
Got out the gang but still reppin blood colors. All red shorts red laces in his shoes got the kids in all red so they get brainwashed to rep that color.
@@quentafaulkner3353 exactly he still wants to walk down the street looking like a blood. Now he's just reppin from the sidelines. When you get out you don't rep the colors and dress your kids up in the colors. If hes trying to show his kids a better way why still dress like your blooded up. Thats an influence to them when they hit their teens. Drop those colors get a job give them the example of a hard working father.
Oh Michael God bless you. I wish you all the best. My advice to you is to move to mid Michigan in a diverse area like East Lansing. That’ll be a great place to raise your family many prayers and blessings God will provide.
im no bounty hunter, but between the drone shots, extremely detailed narration, shots of the house and car... pretty sure I could find this place in less than 1 day.
Go for it. Let us know how well that works for you. Just go up and knock on their door, let them know you saw the doc on RUclips, and decided to Google their location. Then proceed to tell them you just want to see everything up close and personal.
I lived on Seven Mile, right outta Brightmoor, and I was lucky enough to never have to deal with any shootings, gangbangings, etc. I was in an oasis of peace. Detroit has hope.
Its not a no go zone to the locals, it's a no go zone for suburbanites and other outsiders....Maseratis and nice cars are a dime a dozen in Detroit man.
Black people get cold fast and the heat doesn’t effect us like white people. Black people sleep under the covers in summer. White people wear shorts in the winter y’all can clearly with stand cold better and we can with stand heat better.
I've never seen that side of Seven Mile. It's bad and of course stuff happens but that's like any inner city. I've lived here most all my life and people make it sound like if you walk out your door in Detroit, you're gonna get shot and that's not the case. I'm not saying it's not dangerous here and I definitely have heard of a lot happening (thankfully never to me) but Detroit is like any other inner city imo. The problem is, you can go get a regular job like I have, but these companies don't wanna pay you a living wage so people do things to supplement their income or make things like selling drugs their job. If these companies would pay a living wage, people wouldn't do stuff like this. And they need to really do something about the schools because they ARE shutting a lot of schools down here and the schools that are here, don't have the funding to really do what they need to do. There also needs to be parenting classes and counseling available because some of the teachers get so ran down by disruptive students due to bad parenting, that they just don't even wanna deal with the students. It's a multi faceted and multi generational problem here and it SUCKS. This documentary makes it seem like there's no hope in Detroit and that's SCARY AF for me.
I lived off of six mile and lahser. I can relate to how you feel. During the day you can avoid the dangerous areas, but at night, all bets are off and for real becomes a warzone. I've been stabbed in the brightmore twice, and shot at on 7 mile and dequindre at least half a dozen because someone was tryina rob em of my car after I left my nightshift job. Lived in that area for 20 years, before I finally made enough money to get out. I hope you're okay and on good health, but I would definetly get out of there if I were you.
I’m in Detroit everyday. Seven Mile is definitely rough. Away from Downtown/Midtown the city does get rough. Before Covid I feel the city was going good but the last year especially I’ve seen a big difference in the inner cities. Detroit will get better little by little. The abandoned buildings/blight is a huge issue in the city.
I thought about buying a house or multiple since they’re so cheap. Tidy up the place and try and revive it. Only problem is the crime will be a big deterrent. The government screws everything up, y’all should get Whitmer out of office. 🤘👍
@@mindlightwave That’s my end goal, I was thinking of it as an investment. I wouldn’t live there. I want some nice land, some woods, and mountains, that’s my dream. 👍 Was thinking WV or somewhere in the Midwest.
One day you kids will grow up and realize life isn't one of your whack af rap songs. The things you say and the way you think is EMBARRRISGJRHUING. (Fixed it)
For years, Detroit has been considered one of the most dangerous cities in the USA - and especially infamous is Seven Mile Road. This area is so tough that even the police only dare tread during the day. Ruled by the Seven Mile Bloods. One of the most notorious gangs in the city. Drug dealers, hustlers, killers, and thieves - prepared to do whatever it takes to defend their territory. For over ten years gang leader Money controls the drug trade with an iron fist. A bloody territorial war keeps the gang in turmoil. To keep their rivals in check, boss Money needs a steady flow of new weapons. Only with the requisite firepower can they continue to dominate their territory and the other gangs - because the touch-paper might light at any moment.
The violent crime rate in Detroit is five times higher than in the rest of the country. In 2018, over thirteen thousand crimes were reported, many more occurred. Seven Mile in particular is the front line for the bloody territorial battles that brutally define this no-go zone. For the police, every assignment is a risk, which is why bounty hunters are often used to go after criminals. A special unit of bounty hunters prepares for their next assignment on the outskirts of downtown. Tommy Depung leads the unit. So far, he’s arrested over 2500 criminals. Together with his team, they´re following a hot tip about a wanted drug and weapons dealer, and it’s taking them straight into the no-go zone…
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@@bombonelnastase8031 my point is, seven mile road is a picnic compared to hoods I have been in...try West Baltimore, Pennsylvania Ave, or the heart of the Tenderloin in San Francisco, all places I have livestreamed and walked
You haven’t been in 7 mile stop capping..You never drove through there and i know you want walk through there
@@747REDFELLA1 too funny...did that and more, all on livestreams and all on my channel..lmao
@@spaghetti_monster I understand that, SM, but the story of Detroit's demise has been the subject of MSM for years....tearing down miles of homes, etc, urban flight...I was just focusing on the thug life there and doing some comparing...cheers
I worked here as a hospice nurse. you'll also find some of the kindest people who have overcome so much. Vets who have fought for this country and people who built Detroit. treated with the respect you give.
Sadly, nobody features that.
@@wawerumaina2570 guess u just pretended not to see mike in this documentary. Who got out the gang after doing a year in jail and having kids. He got a regular job and is trying his best to do the right thing and save enough to get out of the hood. U must of just missed that story huh?
@@YELLTELL I think you misunderstood me - I meant nobody features the good stuff mentioned by @Jaylien.
@@wawerumaina2570 👍✌&❤
I have also lived and worked as a nurse in some of the worst areas of California and I would say the same, I was treated with respect and people were nice to me. There were times while filling gas at night or getting breakfast early morning where I felt danger, but for the most part the people in the city were nice 🤷♀️
As a person who was born and raised in Detroit. It is dangerous but I walked these streets many years. I was a homeless drug addict and stayed in abandoned houses all up and down 7 mile. If you're weak you'll get eaten. I'm clean for 6 years now and don't go that way anymore. Can't believe I survived it.
YOU STILL VOTE DEMOCRAT?
Congrats on your 6 Years! 💯💪🏾💪🏾✨
Stay strong my G, 💪💪💪
@@liamfun1000 keep your mouth shut
Good job, I’m proud of you!! YOU did that!!! ❤❤
Never thought I would see a documentary on this! Crazy but true. Born and raised in Detroit, off 7 Mile right down the street from Osborn High. Tough area is an understatement. The hood breeds 2 types of people: those who never want to leave and those who can’t be stopped from leaving.
Left at 19 for a better life and never looked back. It’s my city and will always be my hometown but you can’t pay me to visit some of my childhood locations.
I could not agree with the two types comment more. I was born and raised and got out of there at 19. I’m glad for the upbringing because it made me who I am. I have gone back to my childhood home and it’s barely a standing structure. My old high-school (Redford) bulldozed and now a grocery store. It’s sad but also gives you gratitude.
Glad you made it out 🖤 I wish everyone could make it out the hood. I really do
@@BigReptileCrew I headed out of state to FL for college and this was in 2008 when I left.
@@BrianAnu Yes Brian it does give you thick skin a bit. Kinda like if you can make it there you can make it anywhere. That’s one thing to be grateful of.
@@embadly thanks em! I wish that too💌 Unfortunately you learn quick that everybody doesn’t want to make it out. Some people would rather stay in what’s familiar to them even if it’s toxic. It’s the toxic they know.
I used to live in Detroit and one time I got in a car accident on 7 mile. A cop car drove by as it happened and kept driving without stopping. True story.
I’m sorry.
If it wasn't a serious accident; why did the cop have to stop?
THESE BROTHER FALLING FOR THE RACIST ANTI BLACK AGENDA.. THEY GIVE THEM THE POWER..GENOCIDE
@@LeeGordon-fp9zf They usually stop to check. Also how do you know it wasn't serious when the OP didn't say whether or not it was.
I was with a woman who was beat, all her teeth knocked out. I had to talk the guy out of killing us. The cops never came.
I get selling crack in Detroit but that blood leader living with his smoke alarm beeping cause of a low battery just makes him a monster.
🤣🤣🤣
I'm done love this comment
usa and the west better learn from China of how to eradicate poverty and terrorism by making all underprivileged people to get jobs
@@peterchee4392 lol you realize the poor underprivileged people in china are working for free right?
@@peterchee4392 guess we better have concentration camps and deny Tiananmen Square massacre and force ourselves onto Hong Kong like a rapist!
Grew up here came back to take care of my mother until she passed and I decided to stay.
I've been mentoring young brothers and sisters in the city and laying seeds of hope to them.
Educating the youth and showing them how to succeed in life outside is how & why we have to keep pressing forward. You can't reach everyone but plant and seed of Hope and maybe someone else will do the same and eventually that person may see the light.
With God all things are possible I won't give up trying to make better where I lived and grew up because I love this city and I love my people.
That’s love I want to do this to
@@omarrex8974 Well, why don't you? There's bound to be a youth program in your community. Get involved.
👏 when I worked at Motor City casino well did a lot of charity events for the schools and taught kids how to use proper dining etiquette. I love stuff like that.
I want nothing but blessings for you.
Thanks for staying, I'm sure you are much appreciated ❤
It was pretty shocking to come across this video. I lived two houses off 7 Mile Rd from 1969-1985 and my childhood was riding bikes, playing outside until the street lights came on, getting Bomb Pops from the ice cream man. How quickly things can change when a city’s people lose opportunity and hope. I pray for Detroit.
Inner Detroit got punished into economic ruin for daring to riot…
Ur white to ha
Unions got too greedy. Pushed the big automakers out overseas.
this video is complete bullashit
You put it perfectly. Losing opportunity and hope? A lethal combination and yet that’s exactly what millions of people deal with.
Grew up here came back to take care of my mother until she passed and I decided to stay.
I've been mentoring young brothers and sisters in the city and laying seeds of hope to them.
Educating the youth and showing them how to succeed in life outside is how & why we have to keep pressing forward. You can't reach everyone but plant and seed of Hope and maybe someone else will do the same and eventually that person may see the light.
With God all things are possible I won't give up trying to make better where I lived and grew up because I love this city and I love my people.
Keep it up bro be that light.
Amen
I don’t know if this is true and normally I would probably negative about this on RUclips but if it is good for you
God Bless you❤
I've been clean and sober for 14 years now, and when I was in therapy for my addiction, one thing my drug counselor impressed upon us was to actually consider where our drugs are coming from . We spoke about gang violence and cartel murders, and for the very first time, I really did consider it. I couldn't be happier knowing that the gangs and cartels no longer have me to help fund their wars.
The cartels that were funded by the government? Or the cartel that is the government? Or Purdue? Which one are you referring to
@@dissraps …edgy
Our drugs are soaked in the blood of poor Mexicans. Bothers me a lot even 5 years later.
I agree with you. I refuse to contribute to them and sobriety never felt BETTER 💪
Oh you're still funding it all...unfortunately
I'm from 7 Mile amd Conant. This a lil deeper east tho in the documentary. I live in Bloomfield hills now. Made it out thru smart investing. You can make it out these streets if you think for yourself.
I like your philosophy
Some of the smart people make it out, and you’re doing better than most people coming from the suburbs if you’re in BH now. If we could fix the education problem in Detroit it would go a long way.
Hell yeah dude i go down to hammtramck at the citgo station on conant . Seen some wild stuff there
Exactly. Don't believe in the false promises of liberal politicians, choose your own path and run away from the plantations of government dependence. They don't want or care about anyone - just your votes.
What did you invest in bro I’m tryna make it out my spot and do good and not trip on money
This is honestly really depressing, and eye opening. People ought to see how difficult life is- instead of always seeing instagrams and tiktoks of people living big. It's humbling to know how rough some people got it. What a nightmare it must be.
They chose this life
@@M2C_mike You seem so sure of that mate
@@dwolfe2907 Of course, because it's obvious
If you remain in the nightmare for too long, it becomes normal. Humans have a extra acute ability to adapt, and that’s why they stay inside the nightmare as if there is no escape. They just get used to it.
@@M2C_mike like you chose your parents and your diapers and your clothes in your cars in your schools as they all lived where you are right from the very beginning? Give your parents the gratitude they deserve you’re launching pad is where you start. Don’t expect people to fly to the moon on a pogo stick.
The smoke detector in the background had me rolling..
🤣🤣🤣🤣
that’s how u know u in the hood
I though it was my detector,and went and checked 🤭🫣
Deep in the trenches
City inspectors are SERIOUS about smoke detectors. Homocide? Not so serious.
Imagine your regular dealer rolling up with a film crew up in his whip.. 🤣🤣😭
No longer a customer dude
Lmao!!!
That's how you know it's fake, there is a 0% chance someone would take part in a drug deal with someone recording for tv right in front of them, that goes for the dealer and the customer
@@sneersh9107 think bout how the world is these days. These mfs love attention. It's all bout clout. I could Def see it happening.
you can get killed coming up on someone with a camera shining
even IF you the "dealer"
Seeing nature reclaim the abandoned neighborhoods is surreal. Similar to Chernobyl and seeing the wildlife reclaim that town. Fascinating.
I wish humanity would just perish.
@@mistamycall Be the change you want to see in the world.
@@CatfishBradley Working on it. With each day that passes by
In pripyat, at least you only have to worry about radiation.
@@mistamycall Well when WW3 kicks off, just pray the nukes are launched. Either way, we will all perish so I guess it doesn’t matter how or when.
That ex gang guy trying to raise his kids in Detroit seems like such a good dude. That's the type of guy we need to help. I hope his kids manage to get a good education
Same
@@mky9227 no they couldn't. They could use him, and leave him in the same spot.
@@ultrachronicmonstar army doesn't work like that. You get what you put in.
@ what percentage of enlistees are in a better position getting out then they were in going in?
But sadly most likely he’ll be preaching to the choir and they will follow in his footsteps
lmao the fire alarm detector chirping in the background is so accurate.
Prayers go out to Michael and his family. It’s awesome to see him try to turn his life around
Ya
Yea...prayer...that'll work.
@@wehrewulf prayers of the heart are answered instantly.
If you pray for peace , you will be gifted difficult circumstances to learn to not give your peace away . Pray for peace with me ❤️
@@gloriahallelujah111 So prayer makes things worse? Ok.
I think he and his families need to leave the city or go to another area in Detroit
Rooting for Michael taking care of his children.
He is a great example and I do hope he can eventually do well enough to get his family far away as the temptations for doing wrong are great and its too easy to get mixed up with the wrong people and become attracted to easy money, not fully comprehending the consequences of getting caught when you’re young.
Michael spoke of a good education to have the potential for a better life but the job opportunities need to be there as well or being self employed.
I felt exactly the same way. Detroit is a perfect example of what happens to National industry when globalisation engages with nations that have no worker standards.
Me too
@@rscott2247 Since this show came out which was obviously some years back Detroit has gone under a fairly large rejuvenation with competitive incentives to attract new businesses to the city as well as a major cleanup of run down areas such as that displayed. I’m from London, UK so only know what I’ve read. It would be good to know what locals think about the changes.
"right hand man moe believes in being inconspicuous" as he walks down the sidewalk in a hoodie and a camera man
lol
😂😂😂😂😂
I think he plays into the hands of “the most obvious place is the least obvious” so middle of the day with a camera doesn’t seem like a good time for someone to get gunned down in broad daylight lol
@@spazzologist you might be onto something, doc 😂
main gangs money maker crack, he sells 1KG a month street value 40,000. thats pretty small for the whole gang
I saw this documentary before. Then I was 19 and went thru a very traumatic situation around 7 mile, watching this now gives me chills
I hope you're okay, or doing better now! :)
@@anahill2366 thank you ! ☺️
As a black man I’m ashamed of these cities and my own brothers and sisters. Black on Black violence is the biggest killer in this country amongst young African woman and men but it’s looked past as something that’s not an issue but if Black Lives Matter than we need to prove that to everyone else by helping each other out first
Preaching to the choir
Fax’s
I disagree, You can’t help anyone but yourself! Thats is the problem with the world. Everyone wants help but nobody wants to help themselves. Its not my fault the system is corrupt...Doesn’t mean to take advantage of cause the ones who need the most wont have access to it. I think anyone who can’t help their self should be deported to communist and be forced and told what they can and can’t do.
Fake
💯💯💯🙌🙌🙌
"Almost no one knows the true identity of the main members..." Except for the employees who are selling Halloween masks to these guys in June.
The television crew bought those
@@my1rule that was one of my first thoughts watching this I wonder if the camera crew asked what masks they want and picked em up for them or just brought random masks they picked or it was the guy’s personal masks lol
But the gps pings from the camera crew phones the whole time they film and follow them to hot locations would be what the cops will want more than those mask!
lmfao
@@irenerolles2795 Amen Sister.
The narrator sounds like he's describing gang life to suburban housewives.
ahahahahahaha
He sounds like Ben Wyatt from Parks and Rec doing the Bobby Newport smear video.
yeah im only 30 seconds into the video and it sounds like just looking across the way into Detroit will result in your whole family being slaughtered
Because that's exactly what he doing. Scaring white suburbanites for ratings and views.
@@chadmulligan5629 Only the white suburbanites? Man, this whole targeted advertising thing is getting pretty specific .
“Only the toughest of painkillers can kill the pain that the 7 Mile Rd. deals.” Damn 💯
big up, massive respect to the amazon delivery guys who work that road
I don’t think people there can afford to get amazon
@@jeffbudd442 :/
@ItsStillRealToMe DamnIt Not true, police just can’t find them. Police are always required to fight crime if they know where it is no matter how dangerous it is.
Lupe fiasco actually made a song called Deliver that deals with this topic
I am impressed by Michael‘s change in mindset because of his future generations and so happy to see that he strives for a better life without violence and drugs for his children. Life is hard sometimes because the circumstance that we are in might be as hell as a nightmare,but as long as we choose hope,hope definitely comes someday. Always pray for Michael and all his kids.Hope all his kids would get a better education and a worthy future!
I hope the people take note, as it can be done, many move out of these places education and hard work.
Some just sell drugs and kill others :(
It's sad watching these gang members killing their communities from addicts to innocent kids in the crossfire.
Some people are just Evil and care not about others.
My prayers are with him, and everyone like him. I also pray for more to wake up and have the strength and courage to follow his example.
He's a diamond in the rough! One pitbull ain't too bad, u get a bunch of pitbulls togetha they start barking and acting like a fool.....
These documentaries are better than hollywood movies😍
Yes they are really a breath of fresh air!!!
Why do you say that? Absolutely nothing happened except they heard a gunshot, the rest was all talk.
Knowledge is power.
@@jinxterx It's interesting content and doesn't need action. It's all relative though, everyone likes different stuff and that's fine.
Right lol
The gritty reality of Detroit's Seven Mile Road and the relentless pursuit of justice by Tommy Depung and his team is both gripping and thought-provoking. This documentary sheds light on the challenges faced by law enforcement in a dangerous territory. Thanks for sharing this eye-opening story.
Never knew it was this bad, and I've lived somewhere adjacent to Seven Mile Rd. most of my 62 years. 😆😆
"A ration of crack in his pocket".....this dude got me in tears🤣
Yo man I got $4 let me get a ration🤣
😂😂😂
And he’s hung
Next time ask your dealer or whatever substance if you can have a ration of crack 😂
Person with the biggest balls in the world: The cameraman of this documentary.
That neighbor helping the bounty hunters with his face unblurred is a honorable mention though.
@PANZee lol i bet he wont
@@thetemplelaboratory yeaaaa, he better have moved lol
@@thetemplelaboratory my thoughts exactly.... hes a smart one
I thought you were talking about the guy at 7:06
I think Micheal deserves a medal! He is what a real man is supporting his family and bring his kids up right. 👏👏
A medal for doing what he’s supposed to do ? Cmon bro 🤦♂️🤦♂️
So we should hand out medals for not killing and dealing drugs? Damn. I deserve a Cadillac.
@ceejay1872 #55 yes! He should get a free cookie! Free cookies for alllllllll!! Yayyy cookie party weeeeeee. Cookies are LIFE 🍪 COOKIES 🍪 COOKIES 🍪 COOKIESSSSSSSS
@@seabiscuit6776 same. Where’s my Lamborghini
@@RaccoonNation biden says if you get a vaccine you will receive a free cookie
Much respect to the guy that is doing his best to make it the correct way for his family!
Respect to Michael. Glad he woke up. His kids are going to appreciate him.
If he survives, and if they don't become gang members themselves...
Those Detroit houses had huge basements. Can imagine all the parties with rock bands jamming in them basements during the 70s. So sad that these historic homes have rotted away over the years.
That´s the socialist rullers make in the US, destroyng the economic, jobs, culture, infortunnely the black population living in this poor areas are the ones who suferring with that, this people was abondoned by the state to you own lucky, without job, money, food and houses, while the most rich important people stay in your luxury houses and car, while the black people stay throw marginalized and away from society.
@@80sboy79
You sound racist
@@Meme-pv7tn Except its true. Ninja is 100% right. If it sounds racist, it's because America is a country that had its land, its railways, everything built up on the backs of slaves and the poor *cough* genocide.., and somehow is celebrated every year *cough* That IS American culture. And also the sickiness that is "Las Vegas".
@@2rslvl126 that would be basically every country ever
Also the amount of hidden dead bodies in there.
My heart aches for the strong young people who see no other option than this rough life. I will never stop hoping and praying they can break free & reach their full potential.
Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. Acts 2:38 💙✨
Therefore also now, saith the LORD, turn ye even to me with all your heart, and with fasting, and with weeping, and with mourning: Joel 2:12
My son, attend to my words; incline thine ear unto my sayings. Proverbs 4:20 💙✨
For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. John 3:16 💙✨
Hello
How are you doing today
They don´t want the difficult jobs , the 9 to 5 ones, but options? YES THEY HAVE OTHER OPTIONS. They just don´t want .
Free Documentary, Subscribed because your videos always make me smile!
excellent! And welcome
This made you smile?
Mad respect to that guy with the family. That's what it's about. Good things are in your future bc you changed it for yourself and your family.
40k a month and he still cant replace them damn fire alarm batteries
Even drug gang lords need to go to a hardware shop and ask if they sell smoke alarm batteries.
lol trap houses dont need smoke alarm batteries..
Mate I’d save that 40g for a year then be gone.
I thought that was my smoke detector for a second 🥴
40k, minus the re-up money, minus the protection and payroll money and minus if he uses. You’re looking at maybe 1-2k a month
Michael, I put my family through hell while i was not sober, but know that I am sober, my family has it much, much better--even on bad days. Just being sober is worth so much to my family, even if I feel terrible, or have a quiet negative attitude or thoughts. During those times, I have to remember what a blessing it is to my family for me to be sober.
I hope you can draw a parallel to my story to yours.
It ain't about the money, or easy hours. It's about much more than that. Keep going brother.
Keep improving bro
Yessir!
It’s about time, you can’t buy or win time with your family and you can’t get it back either. Good luck stay safe!
My maternal family has been in neighbouring Windsor, Ontario (across the river) since 1952 (from London🇬🇧). I was born in Windsor in 1974, moved in 1977, and have been in British Columbia since 1981. My mother's 4 sisters and their kin all still live in Windsor. I haven't visited since 2004, but it's always amazed me how a mere, 2-3 minute drive between Windsor and Detroit is like ... day and night in terms of safety.
That is wild, i live in south Texas and u can go to the border towns and see the stark difference between America and Mexico 🇲🇽 literally hear machine gun fire 🔥 and stuff.. just steps away from one another yet two different worlds
Yes, I always loved driving over to Windsor because it was like stepping into another world. A clean & normal world.
“Boss Money needs a steady flow of weapons”, and a single battery for his smoke detector
HAHAHAHAHAHA!
Omg!!! I wad about to say, "40,000 in cocaine and no profit for a battery? And you cooking coke? " lol
beep
Funny thing was I thought my fire detector was on the fritz
Yep a 9-volt battery
When they said bounty hunters I was expecting jacked bearded dudes in their 40s.. not my dad and his poker mates!
Lol 😆
@Daniel Na most bounty hunters are ex cops who wanna make more money. A lot of them are better than most cops.
🤣
Pity they only have blurred pictures of thugs to rely on ;)
They’re bail bondsmen, lol.
Idk why they use the name “bounty hunters”, guess to sound cooler?
Good thing they blurred out the crack, otherwise I’d be screwed.
Yeah, wth was that all about? Even my local police department, when they make a drug bust, they post pics online of the guns and drugs they confiscated. If I were threatened by the image of crack, then I wouldn't be watching a documentary on fn gangs.
@@bshaun youtube would take the vid down
Haven’t you heard? People get addicted to crack just by seeing it on RUclips, lol
@@Casper-ve7mp 😆🤣😅
@@Casper-ve7mp Oh! Word?!!!
Really proud of Michael. Takes heart and guts to do what’s hard. Keep up that grind my brother💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
i dont care how tough you are you will never be as fearless as the camera man
You ever walked around an abandoned building in detroit alone at night?
@@zacharysavage7916 yeah dude I once slept in the old beef gristle mill just behind the pick and save
Look up
Prison Stories - Getting Jumped Over Jelly Beans
It’s too funny! 🔪 😂
Wow. Ur a menace!!!! -_-
@@shaleecec2027 when i feel like it yea
I lost it when he said “a ration of crack in his pocket “🤣
crack rations lmfao
reminds me when lil jay was on drugs inc. and the narrators like “GANG MEMBERS LIKE LIL JAY AND HIS CREW SMOKE KUSH EVERYDAY”in that ominous voice 😭
Exactly how much is a ration?
And kept zooming in on his thang thang im like crack man ain't got no drawers on lol
@@shakirahill885 you saw that too 😻🍆
I was born in Michigan back in 1958 and as a young Man we used to go to wonderful jazz festivals in Detroit.
It really was at one time and exciting City to visit.
My family grew up in Redford. I couldn’t have asked for a better music upbringing.
Detroit used to be a diverse melting pot that had great ethnic festivals. The music, food, and introduction to so many different cultures was wonderful. That's all gone now - has been for a long time. Lots of reasons it happened - none of which are allowed to be spoken of. It's really sad. It's also a big loss. It will never get better.
But it's dead now. Send everyone suitcases so they can move somewhere safe
@@robynjustrobyn6675 Why not allowed to be spoken of? You can't change anything without facing the Truth! IT is a big loss and no one is winning!
Unfortunately we live in a cancel culture society for speaking the truth 😔
I wish I could help Michael and his wife. I believe he and she will make it happen for their young family. Bless them. Bless everyone of them. Even the ones we may not agree with. It’s the Lords job. Not mine. Thank you. I learned a lot seeing this. Thanks again!
The dudes saying: "For Mo, he needs to stay as inconspicuous as possible." while filming him and his gang and location on camera. 😂
And their cars, houses, voices, clothing, etc. This is the most confusing documentary I've ever seen. 😅
@@OnionKnight541 I know right🙃
Doubt the houses are in their name, or the cars.. these are probably actors
@@mwoods4608 I do believe so too but why would they be saying this stuff 🤔 Probably to educate people
All for tv. the most of them won't be famous.
It’s crazy how fast Michigan switches up. If you drive a half any way you are surrounded by 2-5 million dollar
houses and if you drive 3 hours north you enter some of the most beautiful country on this side of the Rockies
We don't consider these cities part of Michigan, the state don't start till north of Clare, Ohio and Indiana can have the rest
@@nicholassharp3799 and that's why they are like this.
Not quite the same but I go up and down the country with West Brom in England and you see the same here in some places. When I go down to millwall we drink in London Bridge before then make our way to Bermondsey (millwall). Literally one stop on the underground between London Bridge and south Bermondsey but the difference in the areas are night and day
The demographics change too
Change is coming...it's time...sending out peace, love and light from far away in the Caribbean... 💃
US Poverty: Driving your $50,000.00 SUV to the food bank.
Now imagine me seeing this in a country where we earn 700 bucks a month (not weekly)... OMG
So true
Iz de white mens keepin them down
Only in a developed country where poorest of the poor drive down in their own cars ....living on food stamps...what a joke.
Poor food bank people all with new cars and SUV is just insane.
Only in America.
“A lot of times the killers are juveniles” this hurts my heart so bad. They need to be looked out for, not turned into killers by adults they look up to. Exploitation of children happens all over the world and it turns my stomach every time
There's a learned helplessness to change your situation. You accept that this is your life until you have the courage enough to come out in the real world. This behavior is like living in a cocoon you can never escape. So, turn to gangs, guns, drugs. Then you talk about what you don't have, what you want to do.... Take many seats. You terrorize the neighborhood you live in, therefore I don't want to hear anything you have to say.
This is an old comment but I'll reply. They did a survey with inner city kids here where I live. There was an alarming rate of teenagers who thought they would be dead by 21. I can't remember the percentage anymore.
I'm just saying it's bad. I luckily live outside the warzone for now.
@@acalis44 I caught a blip as I was channel surfing some months back. They don't teach the people how to be safe or how to get out. The COPS teach them how to survive, fight, shoot, kill. Sad that cops have to teach people how to kill so they aren't killed.
they usually dont have active fathers so gang is theyre family
He said the dumb ones post their info online....BRUH THEY ARE DOING A WHOLE DOCUMENTARY OF YALL.
his face isnt on display tho.
@@holliday. facts all we kno is he in Detroit
@@Anderson-bk1hf who are you talking to
Just look for the short skinny kid with the fro walking around with a G pack stuffed in his bright green shorts over by the abandoned school…. If I was out there in the streets getting real money, the last person I’d talk to is a fkn journalist!
They're getting $2,500 each for an hour interview. And no one can identify them.. easy money!
I was born and raised in Detroit. I lived off 7 mile for 13 years and never had a problem. I worked,and came home. And played basketball all around 7 mile. Grew up of 6 mile and livernois as well. Never had any problems. But its a lot different now.
You're talking about the 70s
Let me get this straight, cops can’t find these guys but you go for a ride along while he’s dealing crack?
Naive as fyck
Doesn't affect companies, white people or the rich so why fix it ? At least that's how the police work.
We need something about North St.Louis it’s the highest homicide rate in America
Let me get this straight, you have no common sense ?
@@MrBillyBubz how do i have no common sense? All they needed was a camera and a dumb contract and they accessed the whole operation. An undercover cop couldn’t do the same thing?
Greetings from Ukraine! You did a great job with these documentary films. Велике дякую! Thank you!
Between the age of 16 to 18 (59 yo now) I use to work one of the local food markets, cart collection, bag boy, stock boy, helped older folks carry out their groceries etc etc to finance my education market location roughly in this area of this doc (7 mile and Conant), not once there was a problem (a serious one anyway), wanna know the secret ? I’ll tell u, treat ppl with respect be it drug dealers , prostitution, drug users, alcoholics, etc in fact if someone looked shady entering the store, the guys with some street respect waited around till the shady guy left . There was a lady head cashier worked same location for 20+ years and acted as asst manager her name was Phyllis, (RIP) everybody respected and treated her like a mother and again without issues as if there was a code of honor being followed . Remember, treat ppl with respect regardless of their lifestyle.
There is no requirement now to be anything but trash.
I was a truck driver in the late 90s and delivered a load in Detroit. I didn’t know much then about that city. Parked my truck close to my delivery site. At around midnight, I heard gun fires close by. I left the place and came back in the morning
I delivered there about a month ago and had to ask the gas station attendant how close I was to the trouble. I was fine where I parked, but not by much.. a mile in one direction and I was asking for trouble
April of 2016, I delivered to the orange big box builder's supply on 7 Mile road. The original plan was to sleep somewhere enroute, but heavy fog slowed me down so much, that I had to drive straight through to make my delivery appointment. Parked in the lot in front of the place, and a police chase went right past at 3 AM, and somebody was shooting. Did a search online, and discovered that there had been a murder IN THE PARKING LOT where I was parked a month earlier.
When I left, my entrance ramp to I-94 was closed, and I had to reroute. I drove through the neighborhood with burned out and tagged houses for blocks and blocks. White knuckle trip.
Wow. That entire story is pretty nuts. They have some of the worst roads up there too.. pothole city
Cool story bro
@jesse James you’d have to be a trucker to understand. We go to sh*t a** areas sometimes without any forewarning from dispatchers. You probably haven’t heard some of the stories if you’re not in it. No disrespect just reality
Crazy how these gangs battle over territory, and own not one LICK of the territory they dying over.
I agree
I agree. Owning property and selling illegal drugs in small quantities doesn’t seem to go together - especially- where the drugs are sold.
Not true I own land
it's not about owning the property though, is it? It's about being able to distribute freely in their territory, the property there itself doesn't mean much
@@Damnationz her comment was about owning sis
This is the education we all need right here!
How did they pitch this? "Hey there, Mr. drug dealer. I'm making a documentary I'd love for you to star in."
Just more "fake documentary" scripted and played by hired actors. More of a "doctored-up" drama, than a docu-drama.
@@danielzielke9997 you trippin
They probably answered some ad on craigslist.
they put an ad and then they auditioned a few gangs, and finally selected the bloods to star in the documentary ^^
Bruh there’s thousands of documentaries out there for years and years exactly like this all over the world
Documentary crew: Can we film some of your gang members?
Gang: Sure, as long as you get a lot of crotch shots
Lmaoooooooo 😂😂😂
Lmaooooooooo🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmaoooooooo😆😆😆😆
Green shorts was packin lol no homo
lol I needed that laugh. I thought the same thing.
Damn I have a lot of respect for that Michael guy. He's doing right by his family.
Yeah, I’m daydreaming about being rich enough to move him out of there and helping him give his woman and kids some much needed safety.
I really appreciate you rooting for me unfortunately Dakkota integrated system don’t feel the same way I was just fired Sunday night for a background check at the five months somebody get Sandra russ on the phone and let her know that I am right first day over pay me $2500 or something like that then take $250 a week out of my check for two monthsThen follow me talking about a background check after I’m finished paying though
@@michaelcarmichael6326 I’m sorry to hear this, man. I really hope something can be worked out soon, and you’ll get back there, or find something else. Whatever the outcome with that, you seem like you are going to keep up the fight for your family. I’m praying for you, Michael. Keep your chin up, and never give up! Hearing about your turnaround is very inspirational and admirable.
@@michaelcarmichael6326 I really hope you and your family are doing good, hopefully you want have to live this life forever🙏🏾
@@glock-kay Thanks alot my guy.
Well done documentary. So crazy how bad this out there!
Boss money needs a steady flow of new battery's by the sounds of his smoke alarm.
I was thinking wtf they make drug money but can't change the alarm??? That would drive me nuts
The smoke detector tweet is how to tell the difference between those with a soul and those without! Once those with a soul can hear it!
@@guhrizzlybaire when I was younger I used to think that was someone’s shoes sliding until I heard it on many videos.
That dude watching TV on a 32" 1080p
@@farrdawgjoker7087 that’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever read on here
You know the gang is hard when they don't give two sh*ts about the battery in their smoke detector !
lololol!!!
😂😂💯💯
Life means nothing to them. Whatever happen ...happens.
"I wish smoke would" 🤣
🤣
"I believe I know what you are saying." - Butters Stotch
@Phantom Freeze I thought this entire time his last name was scotch…. Damn
“Do you know what I am saying”
thats racist
😂😂😂
@Phantom Freeze 😆😆interesting.... we're not worthy!!!
I'm from that area, left when I was 28, 32 years ago. When I left I was working in Rochester Hills. That was when i realized my Detroit neighbors and friends were top notch. Rochester and rural michigan, the people do not compare to my detroit roots. Today i am a white female who investigates fair housing violations Genesee county. Most of the infractions are race and disability related. I give back and will continue to fight for marginlized people till the day I die. Detroit is where my heart is. ❤
I hope Michael makes it out safely. Stay strong bro
It aint like that over there.. The D has changed! I know cause that's my Hood 💪🏿
@@ucanknowme37 you take care of it?
Good looking
Him: the dumb ones post their info online
The Feds watching this documentary:
👮🏻♂️🍿
lol but his identity was "protected"
LMAO
Yeah. I always find it unbelievable that people doing the dirt think that these shows care about you or your safety. They don't do a very good job of hiding faces, vehicles or locations. Also, it's not like government agencies as well as major criminal enterprises don't watch these shows at all. Eventually it gets out.
@@Wutzmename Yea but they probably weren’t that smart if they in gangs to begin with so 🤷♂️
Exactly
I travel a lot. One of the biggest indicators that an area is unsafe is the gas stations. You'll know the feeling when you get out of the car. It's like a 6th sense we all have. I've found this to be true no matter the country. I have never been wrong.
Or the neighborhood favorite eatery and liquor store
You can sense just by how the others are acting and the look on the cashier
Not all people have this feeling just like a lot of people lack situational awareness so thus is what leads to people being in unsafe areas without knowing
The Inner Voice........ learn to listen and hear what its saying !
So true!
“We do not sell lose cigarettes”
As the man leaves with a single cigarette 😂😂
The worst part of all this? That one smoke detector chirping because of the low battery
Watch some black RUclipsrs, and you'll hear smoke detector chirping thought out the whole video.
its a cry for help
Where’s the “das racist” little boy gif when you need it lmaooooo I’ve even heard it at black celebrities houses on live, cracks me up
thought it was mine...lol
8/10 online video games I play with people have a black person with that chirping over their mic. I don’t get it
I grew up in this area in the '50s and '60s. It was like a small town with nice stores, schools, and libraries. We never locked our homes or cars and everyone looked out for each other. We had people from many different countries as well as some Mexican and blacks. Most men worked in factories, in construction, and for the city. The cops were visible day and night and were active in the neighborhood. I remember sitting on the porch in the summer, sometimes until midnight talking with friends and family. When it snowed the men would go out and shovel the walks, streets, and alleys.
cool story bro
It's gotten a lot darker in Detroit's soul.
Them days are 50 years gone and never to return.
@@skipads5141 gOTCHA, darker
It's obvious that black gangs and drug dealers ruined this city, and the GVT and police have no way to stop drug deals from happening...I feel sorry for all the good, hard working people who've witnessed this yet can't say or do anything because they'd just be called racist and then beaten up by people in town or worse...they ruined it lol
I'm not even gonna lie, I went out there with my buddy to drop off his daughter on the way to Indiana. We were in a brand new 2013 rental caddy and not even 2 minutes after we exited the free way at 2a.m. we were being followed by a 80s box Caprice with 5 guys in it. My boy called his brother and told him and when we pulled in the driveway, his brother was standing in the driveway with a shotgun. It's was a very sickening feeling knowing I could've died in a different situation. I'm from Vegas and Detroit was nothing like I've ever seen. Even the fast food places have bullet proof glass like a bank. You couldn't rob a place or there if you wanted to.
I've rolled down there in a mini van with country music loud and proud! Its all about confidence and showing these animals they don't scare you. Detroit is a joke
@@dano8613 Bonehead, people in the D listen to country music ,too. You obviously don't actually know or live there. I know some cowboys there, and they're hard just like everybody else there, no matter what color or background.
@@dano8613 😒
@@GeNoZyDoLbLaCkOuT nobody cruising French road bumpin garth brooks.....
Had them outta state plates huh 😈
I just be out here playing Pokémon Go and going to my favorite little market on 7 mile. Let’s talk about how people drive on the Lodge.
My immigrant parents moved to Detroit in the 70s. Very little English but got plant jobs at GM. The city gave two immigrants a chance, a job and a future. The black community embraced their new neighbor. To this day my dad always talks about his black foreman taking him to their church and parties
Black people have been helping immigrants in this country for over a century. When immigrants would come to America they would be placed in public housing. Once the white folks moved out of public housing it filled with blacks from the south then European and other immigrants came. Blacks showed a lot of them the ropes.
❤😇
GM killed Detriot
@@pa.encema2821 no the casinos and ebt cards did but good try tho
@@capitallmike its not me saying that. Its a fact. GM bailed out of Detriot, been a cemetary ever since
Near as I can tell “Money’s gang” has about three people in it and his right hand man has to walk everywhere.
They are extremely poor, the whole city is poor. Crack costs $10 a rock? You have to sell a whole garage full of rocks to make a living.
Life is very hard. Be happy you're not selling crack.
They're a health conscious organization.
@Triggered ? Damn im from chicago the westside but the dealers here make alot sum gang around my area recently got caught with 20mil and herion
Crack might be cheap but guess what? It takes over your brain and you spend every god damn penny you got on it. Every time you pick up you say just one but you pick up 10-20 times a day. And after awhile you don’t even like it, you are just a slave to it.
Lmao
"Its really hard to find these guys" while the cameraman is chillin in their house lol
More then likely it's a stage house, meaning there documentary crew rented it for the other people..
More like the whole show is staged and their all actors lol
Paper chasin.
Police are just government sanctioned stick up kids, the difference is like pirates and privateers. In other words there is none
@@urbanguerillagrower136 pretty much the definition of a show really
I grew up and lived in Detroit off the westside near Grand River/Meyers/Wyoming area from 1974-2015. Never had an issue in the city during the 40 years there.
You should watch Charliebois video. I'm from the mitten but not the d. I need to see it safely sometime. He dosnt normally talk but just drives. In one video he talks about loving in the d.
@@jenniferlouis8704 lmao gtfoh
@@jenniferlouis8704 Safely? Sheltered much?
Its because everyone loves bacon.
Were you locked in a basement?
Respect to Michael for sticking it out and making it work despite the violence.
Censor the faces of the criminals, but then film the guys that actually try to capture them? Brilliant.
Edit: For those that didn't get it, my point is that the bounty hunters should also have their identity protected.
No reason to protect the one's who protect others
Its because most of the people who participate in these documentaries are actually informants. If they show the face of the informant, someone recognizes them and gets killed, then HOW will they get the information? Do research on informants and how they are protected. Different laws in different states allow certain kinds of protections and that also means being protected during documentaries in which they are basically selling information to remain in the loop.
The criminals wouldn’t be on the show if they weren’t censored🤣
@@BigKO89 yea but you can still recognize them, if you know them... I think they're all actors.
@@chadmulligan5629 no way bro. Not everything you see is fake
Ive watched this a couple times. Hearing the alarm beeps in Money’s house was so funny
Little Red Riding in the Hood, skipping his way to grandma's house with a basket full of crack. Cute.
Underrated😂
Nice
Unfunny
That’s hilarious. 🤣
LMFAOOOOO
these guys have to be doing the worse job of concealing their identity i've ever seen.
I think they are actors
@@ginger_breadman cap
@@ginger_breadman definitely not lmao
props to the father who got out of the gangs,hope him and his family do well
Got out the gang but still reppin blood colors. All red shorts red laces in his shoes got the kids in all red so they get brainwashed to rep that color.
@@PEN1_Ontario_909 right all ganged up his girl too look at the crown 👑 on her chest that could of been covered
@@quentafaulkner3353 exactly he still wants to walk down the street looking like a blood. Now he's just reppin from the sidelines. When you get out you don't rep the colors and dress your kids up in the colors. If hes trying to show his kids a better way why still dress like your blooded up. Thats an influence to them when they hit their teens. Drop those colors get a job give them the example of a hard working father.
He ain’t out while still repping those colors he still putting a target on his back and his family’s back
@@PEN1_Ontario_909 exactly he’s putting a target on his back and family’s back
Oh Michael God bless you. I wish you all the best. My advice to you is to move to mid Michigan in a diverse area like East Lansing. That’ll be a great place to raise your family many prayers and blessings God will provide.
“You have to worry about the people who don’t want to see you shine” yes we all want to see drug dealers shine
Dude acting like being a crack dealer isn’t extremely scummy
lmao i had to laugh at that too.
It's just drugs. Selling drugs don't make you a bad person
@@jevonp Selling crack or heroin I would say qualify you for that title, however
@@jevonp Depending on the drug, yes it does. You are selling addiction and exploiting weak people.
im no bounty hunter, but between the drone shots, extremely detailed narration, shots of the house and car... pretty sure I could find this place in less than 1 day.
Lmaopo
Go for it. Let us know how well that works for you. Just go up and knock on their door, let them know you saw the doc on RUclips, and decided to Google their location. Then proceed to tell them you just want to see everything up close and personal.
Go do it,and report back how well that worked out for you lol
The title of the video has the name of fhe street they're on. Not too hard to "find."
Like the outlaw Josie Wales, he's not a hard man to track he leavers a trail of dead men wherever he goes.
My guy called it a “ration of crack” lol
Yeah I’m curious how much does homie get rationed for the day
"Player finds a ration of crack in the treasure box"
😆
🤣🤣
@@fourn7wenty 😂😂
I lived on Seven Mile, right outta Brightmoor, and I was lucky enough to never have to deal with any shootings, gangbangings, etc. I was in an oasis of peace. Detroit has hope.
A dude in a Maserati risks his life in the "No Go Zone" to pick up a 300lb prosititute.
I'll take things that didn't really happen for $800, Alex.
😂
Its not a no go zone to the locals, it's a no go zone for suburbanites and other outsiders....Maseratis and nice cars are a dime a dozen in Detroit man.
Come on...she brags about 3k a day...yet later it says she cant pay her bills....
@@patcashful someone please teach her how to invest in funds😂
Yes, because rich people don't have trashy tastes. Lmfao.
Wearing a hoody in the midwest humid summer in July isn't suspicious at all.
People out here in the d do that all the time.
Mofos in Florida have hoodies on when it’s 90 outside 🤷🏽♂️
@@chaunceyeaglin2851 Virginia like that too mostly girls
Black people get cold fast and the heat doesn’t effect us like white people. Black people sleep under the covers in summer. White people wear shorts in the winter y’all can clearly with stand cold better and we can with stand heat better.
Day do it here in Garden city, Day look like hoods and da white women love it
I've never seen that side of Seven Mile. It's bad and of course stuff happens but that's like any inner city. I've lived here most all my life and people make it sound like if you walk out your door in Detroit, you're gonna get shot and that's not the case. I'm not saying it's not dangerous here and I definitely have heard of a lot happening (thankfully never to me) but Detroit is like any other inner city imo. The problem is, you can go get a regular job like I have, but these companies don't wanna pay you a living wage so people do things to supplement their income or make things like selling drugs their job. If these companies would pay a living wage, people wouldn't do stuff like this. And they need to really do something about the schools because they ARE shutting a lot of schools down here and the schools that are here, don't have the funding to really do what they need to do. There also needs to be parenting classes and counseling available because some of the teachers get so ran down by disruptive students due to bad parenting, that they just don't even wanna deal with the students. It's a multi faceted and multi generational problem here and it SUCKS. This documentary makes it seem like there's no hope in Detroit and that's SCARY AF for me.
I lived off of six mile and lahser. I can relate to how you feel. During the day you can avoid the dangerous areas, but at night, all bets are off and for real becomes a warzone. I've been stabbed in the brightmore twice, and shot at on 7 mile and dequindre at least half a dozen because someone was tryina rob em of my car after I left my nightshift job. Lived in that area for 20 years, before I finally made enough money to get out. I hope you're okay and on good health, but I would definetly get out of there if I were you.
Literally the store I was shot in is in this video. I'm actually a little jaw dropped.
@@tjsuda glad you're alive man. Must be crazy
Your post reeks of privilege 🤷🏼♀️
@@kaylacrouse7094 LOL loser
2:14
I laughed out loud when as soon as he mentioned the most dangerous street, a church’s chicken popped onto the screen. That’s so fitting.
I’m in Detroit everyday. Seven Mile is definitely rough. Away from Downtown/Midtown the city does get rough. Before Covid I feel the city was going good but the last year especially I’ve seen a big difference in the inner cities. Detroit will get better little by little. The abandoned buildings/blight is a huge issue in the city.
I thought about buying a house or multiple since they’re so cheap. Tidy up the place and try and revive it. Only problem is the crime will be a big deterrent. The government screws everything up, y’all should get Whitmer out of office. 🤘👍
@@seekndestroy6678 why though.. just get some acreage and live off the land
@@mindlightwave That’s my end goal, I was thinking of it as an investment. I wouldn’t live there. I want some nice land, some woods, and mountains, that’s my dream. 👍 Was thinking WV or somewhere in the Midwest.
Keep voting Democrat. They've done wonders for the city for the last 50 YEARS.
@@BrownTrout1238 Yeah I’m pretty sure the houses would be burned down again anyhow 😆
“Heads over to his drug deal with a ration of crack in his pocket”
😂😂😂
Ikr 😆😆😆
Yo I’m so glad I wasn’t the only one dying when he said that 😭😭😭
sounds like something straight out of a dave chappelle skit LOL i diedd
Prayers for the neighbor that snitched. His whole face was shown.
He didn’t snitch, he just said the guy doesn’t come around anymore. Lol
faxx, but you not snitch you not in that life fr... imo
One day you kids will grow up and realize life isn't one of your whack af rap songs. The things you say and the way you think is EMBARRRISGJRHUING. (Fixed it)
@@snavisTM amen brother
@@snavisTM embarrassing *