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Gerald D. Williams
Age 35
Height 6'0"
Weight 175lbs
Naturally fit with flat stomach, sun kissed skin, and toned muscles with smooth facial cheeks, oval shaped hazel eyes, 3 inch long light brown hair, walks about in a fine Italian made suit with gold cufflinks.
Every time I see a organized crime movie it makes me angry. Sure it looks nice to have everything in the palm of your hand, money, women, drugs, the cops, politicians, but all of that comes with a price. How do gang leaders get their money? Easy. They take it from the workers. Protection rackets, prostitution, money laundering. Someone was paying for it, and it was always the little people.
My father was a police officer. Honest. Hard working. Then he was killed by the Mafia. My mother was never in the picture. She couldn't take the hard life of an officer's wife. Raised alone I grew up on the streets. Life was tough. I thought joining a gang would keep me safe, but when you're just a soldier, your life doesn't mean anything to the Dons. When I saw old folks' business being held up for protection money and when they refused to give in they had their businesses burned, that's when I decided to fight back.
I formed my own gang.
We started out small. Hijacking shipments of booze, but then ramped our work when new people came in. People were tired of seeing their city being taken over by toughs and slime. We didn't ask for anything from the people. We took their money back. We patrolled the streets, streets the police were either too scared or were paid off to avoid. One block at a time we pushed and fought to get rid of the mafia. There were violent skirmishes. We lost people, but they lost more. We started winning the people. That was the key difference. We didn't use fear or intimidation. We didn't ask for money or for help, they offered it to us. We found corrupt cops and forced them out or turned them, politicians were another matter. They held a great deal of power, almost as much as the Dons.
To show this, my group and I went to a warehouse down by the water front after someone reported hearing voices in a area that was condemned. When we got there we found how far the mafia would go to stop us. We found Officer Lily McTavish had been killed, but more than just killed-humiliated and executed. She was a lovely officer, fiery long redhead, ample figure, nice rack and backside, and young. She was a good friend. She had been lured to the warehouse and ganged up by several mob guys and given a bukkake. Dry cum stained her uniform and face and then she was shot. It was a message to us that no one was safe.
When I returned to my building that sat on top of a bakery my mind was working to strike revenge. Half my mind wanted it to be big and bloody, something no one would forget, the humanity on the other side said to make small precise strikes.
(I'm looking for a female writer to play a key female lead of their choice, but I would like to have police or women in uniform involved as well as playing female secondary characters. I can play this tight and serious, like a crime drama, or have it be more loose and fun. Contact me via Private Message.
Age 35
Height 6'0"
Weight 175lbs
Naturally fit with flat stomach, sun kissed skin, and toned muscles with smooth facial cheeks, oval shaped hazel eyes, 3 inch long light brown hair, walks about in a fine Italian made suit with gold cufflinks.
Every time I see a organized crime movie it makes me angry. Sure it looks nice to have everything in the palm of your hand, money, women, drugs, the cops, politicians, but all of that comes with a price. How do gang leaders get their money? Easy. They take it from the workers. Protection rackets, prostitution, money laundering. Someone was paying for it, and it was always the little people.
My father was a police officer. Honest. Hard working. Then he was killed by the Mafia. My mother was never in the picture. She couldn't take the hard life of an officer's wife. Raised alone I grew up on the streets. Life was tough. I thought joining a gang would keep me safe, but when you're just a soldier, your life doesn't mean anything to the Dons. When I saw old folks' business being held up for protection money and when they refused to give in they had their businesses burned, that's when I decided to fight back.
I formed my own gang.
We started out small. Hijacking shipments of booze, but then ramped our work when new people came in. People were tired of seeing their city being taken over by toughs and slime. We didn't ask for anything from the people. We took their money back. We patrolled the streets, streets the police were either too scared or were paid off to avoid. One block at a time we pushed and fought to get rid of the mafia. There were violent skirmishes. We lost people, but they lost more. We started winning the people. That was the key difference. We didn't use fear or intimidation. We didn't ask for money or for help, they offered it to us. We found corrupt cops and forced them out or turned them, politicians were another matter. They held a great deal of power, almost as much as the Dons.
To show this, my group and I went to a warehouse down by the water front after someone reported hearing voices in a area that was condemned. When we got there we found how far the mafia would go to stop us. We found Officer Lily McTavish had been killed, but more than just killed-humiliated and executed. She was a lovely officer, fiery long redhead, ample figure, nice rack and backside, and young. She was a good friend. She had been lured to the warehouse and ganged up by several mob guys and given a bukkake. Dry cum stained her uniform and face and then she was shot. It was a message to us that no one was safe.
When I returned to my building that sat on top of a bakery my mind was working to strike revenge. Half my mind wanted it to be big and bloody, something no one would forget, the humanity on the other side said to make small precise strikes.
(I'm looking for a female writer to play a key female lead of their choice, but I would like to have police or women in uniform involved as well as playing female secondary characters. I can play this tight and serious, like a crime drama, or have it be more loose and fun. Contact me via Private Message.