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Aug 9, 2007 · Police believed the gang was headed by David Baxter and, under his leadership, had become the largest supplier of cocaine in Berkshire County. Police found neither guns nor drugs in the downtown apartment where Baxter lived with his girlfriend, though they did find three grams of crack outside, near a parked car.
Another recurring motif in 37 Tons is fixated on "codes." People talk about having a moral compass or value system. I read a lot of Adam Smith, and he talks about the difference between civil law ...
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May 18, 1999 · THE battered body of missing bodybuilder David Baxter has been found in the River Clyde. The body of 28-year-old Baxter was found on Sunday and identified yesterday. He had been missing for a month. The Record revealed last week that the father-of-one was said to have been killed and dumped in the river after being caught up in a drug deal.
Apr 12, 2008 · Jessamy, referred to in court documents as "a violent drug dealer," once slashed a man with a razor blade while out on bail for prior cocaine distribution charges. He cut the man from his ear to his lip, said police, because the man testified against David Baxter, the reputed leader of the Sons of Criminals, a notorious Pittsfield drug gang ...
Dec 13, 2018 · Feeley has been under fire for a string of decisions this year that were seen as being too lenient, including a case in May when he ignored a prosecutor's request to impose a jail sentence for a...
Aug 9, 2007 · TODAY. Students may not seem worried, but authorities, school administrators, parents and others share concern about gang activity in Berkshire County schools. A1TOMORROW. Four years ago, a police raid in Pittsfield led to an attempted-murder conviction for suspected gang leader David Baxter.
Aug 9, 2007 · According to statements given to police during an investigation into Pittsfield resident David Baxter and the Sons of Criminals gang early this decade, Baxter was able to buy a kilo of cocaine in New York for $21,000. In Pittsfield, a high-level supplier such as Baxter distributes cocaine to local gang members who are lower-level street dealers.
