"Ghetto Gunslinger" Cesar Herrera

[@SuziKono]

So proud to know you, Cesar!

[@edsid15]

Much respect to you gentlemen. Proud to see men of our raza making it in life.

[@jamesvalencia5550]

Cesar is a true patriot! He loves his country and his familia! He's one good dude!

[@rude7657]

Cesar you are One Great Man Brotha! You proved anyone can make it out of the Barrio. 🇺🇸

[@KrissyDrake]

So awesome Cesar!! So proud to call you family!! So many of our young adults look up to you!!

[@angelchavez458]

GRACIAS HERMANO FOR YOUR SERVICE TO ALL YOU CARE AND LOVE CON RESPECTO

[@Gino-f1z]

Beautiful interview great stuff somebody needed to see this 👍🏾🫵🏿 we us chicanos belong!!!! Great job Popeye

[@DW-Blanco]

Cesar and I have a few things in common I also joined the Marines at 17 with my mother consent and was also stationed at Subic Bay Philippines but unlike Cesar I didn't go into law enforcement I was still connected to the streets being a white dude growing up in a Chicano neighborhood with gangs I didn't allow myself to be punked and I would fight and got good at it so I got a reputation as a fighter in my Burrio I also started boxing at 12 yrs old at the local Boys Club and continued to box after the Marine Corp. so when I got out of the Marines my best friend growing up his family contacted me and wanted me to work for them they had became the biggest drug suppliers in the area and beyond so when they needed someone they could trust and would be ready to defend and protect the family and there day to day business operations I felt honored plus they were family to me and I loved them even though they where in the drug business they didn't advocate the use of drugs in fact they would constantly be lecturing me and their children and the people that worked for them if they found out you were using you were gone anyhow unlike Cesar my security detail wasn't legal or lawful but just like every other ex-gangster that are still around to speak about that life I had to change my illegal and dangerous lifestyle because if you want to live a long life and free from prison you have to change before it's to late believe me gangsters don't retire they get retired and that's what happened to me I was busted but getting busted probably saved my life now I'm proud to say that life is behind me and one more thing I have in common with both Popeye and Cesar is favorite boxers mine are Julio Cesar Chavez, Oscar De La Hoya, Marvelous Marvin Hagler, and Muhammad Ali and music I'm an oldies but goodies, soul, funk, blues, and I love country music if you want to listen to real country music you got to listen to Merle Haggard he's the real deal anyway great interview keep up the good work the youngsters today need to pay attention and learn from people like you Popeye and Cesar there is other paths to take to get out Barrio and it doesn't have to be by way of prison or a coffin. ✌

[@refpopeyeray]

Is this BUGSY BXG?

[@lq6672]

This man was my Tac Officer in the police academy at Rio Hondo. He’s one of the most influential people for thousands of officers who went through the academy at Rio Hondo. His legacy lives on through us. Much respect sir!

[@DW-Blanco]

No I'm not Bugsy BXG I'm Dennis (aka) Blanco from Oxnard Cali. (aka) Chiques same town Fernando Vargas, Robert and Danny Garcia, and Victor Ortiz are from.

[@GilbertVelasquez-r6b]

Thanks!

[@soymeno]

Chingón! Firme! Interview carnal

[@angelchavez458]

HEIFA LOVED YOU DOESN'T MATTER WHAT YOU BECAME WHO YOU ARE MOM STILL HOLDS THE HIGH ARKIE Q NO RESPECT AND BLESSINGS

[@lincon760]

Turn your f' ing phone off dude. Cmon get it together big sleepy

[@refpopeyeray]

Alright homie I’m glad that’s all u got out of the interview.POPEYE RAY

[@GilbertVelasquez-r6b]

Thanks!