MR. UNTOUCHABLE - the story of Leroy Nicky Barnes

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You know the stories of Al Capone and John Gotti, who by their public fame aroused the anger of the highest echelons of state power, who for this tried to put mobsters in jail by any available means.
Black gangsters also had such a precedent. It's about "Mr. Untouchable" Leroy Nicky Barnes, whose photo on the cover of the magazine caused genuine anger of U.S. President Jimmy Carter. And I must say, the anger is well-deserved, because what president wants to see on the cover of the New York Times one of the main drug lords of the country, who has about three thousand dealers, bringing him millions of dollars.
And if you're interested in hearing how a kid from the African-American ghetto managed to create one of the largest and most successful drug networks in the history of the United States, then meet Leroy Nicky Barnes, on the other side of the law.

[@ontheothersideofthelaw]

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weeds be legals now

[@joemckraken7960]

impressive editing job...A+

[@JosephTaylor-gm6jo]

Frank"Pee Wee"Matthews documentary would be the shit cause he was the only drug dealer that was never captured by the law and thats been over 50 years which is amazing! Don't get me wrong, I got the documentary on him but a movie needs to be done about his life! Another one should be done on Convertable Burt who was introduced on M.I. Yayo! Nuff Said!

[@TheBuddhaVlogs30508]

Cause he was a 🐀

[@trill2557]

Bro...he's the only drug dealer YOU know of that was never captured.

[@Paul-vj8gr]

But hE gOt BoddieD yO!!!!!!

[@brannonmcclure6970]

That’s called being protected from high up. There’s is no other way to disappear like that; unless of coarse one is CIA… .

[@waynerohde1036]

They don’t make movies about the smart ones that got away

[@andrewearles305]

Using Diddy in this is pretty problematic at the moment

[@horatioh2020]

Why? Frank Lucas and Nicky Barnes were competitors, Diddys father was an associate of Frank Lucas. Fun Fact 101 😅

[@hotcakesjubaby7300]

Right when I read this it showed😂😂😂😂

[@aliorr9356]

The well known french city of Marsellis 😆

[@menelaoskontos2553]

lmao Marcelo's pizza

[@mrhassell]

One of his daughters and a former prosecutor, both speaking on the condition of anonymity, confirmed that Mr. Barnes had died of cancer in 2012. He was 78, or possibly 79.

[@yellfont8791]

He would have been 79

[@gbafongbafon]

The only game the man left them to play

[@markmckinnon9238]

Interesting perspective on how life can deal its cards .

[@ProtectedAndRespected]

FRESH!!

[@margarettemullings2527]

NOTED ❗

[@Paul-vj8gr]

WorD!!!!!!

[@NoName-ge6wc]

Grew up with Nicky. Used to call him crazy Nic. In those days he owned the Bronx.

[@SexxMode]

Really owned West Harlem

[@Paul-vj8gr]

WTF ya'll taking bout bx??? 4 real!!;;??? Tha fuck!!!;!???

[@CarlosHernandez-kd2vb]

Nicky was a crazy looking boonah!

[@NoRockinMansLand]

Seriously???

[@KingbaldwinIV194]

No you didn’t

[@readytogo99]

Poisoned his own people but you laud him, sick !

[@fuckyoutalkinboutfam7277]

I notice many of you patronizing a young man with no options poisoning his community while the government forces poisonous vaccines on its citizens and it's ok. Hypocritical.

[@kenfrantz8652]

I grew up nextdoor to Nicky and his family in the early 70s his mom would come over after Nicky's dad would smack her around, my mom would patch her up and she would stay at our place until he would sober up. He was a real dik, Nick would often talk about killing his dad.

[@SexxMode]

In the 70's???? Nick was in his mid 40's How was that possible?? Foh Non descript

[@yellfont8791]

Um Nicky would have been 40 in the 70's. He went to Prison in 78. Your time frame is off.

[@tjqays]

I am nick. I can confirm what the first guy is saying okay now shut up before i make you end like my daddy

[@lonelystoner3810]

I’d like to see a documentary from you about these Black Figures: Frank Matthews, Guy Fisher, Alpo Martinez, Wayne Silk Perry, Rayful Edmonds, Larry Davis and Chief Malik aka JEFF FORT

[@TheBuddhaVlogs30508]

They are out there my friend

[@arthurdaniels7260]

The purpose was to bring down the community you do know the history of that story I'm sure he was allowed to do these things when you constantly put images in someone's community that's detrimental what do you think happens

[@robertvarner2507]

Where have you been? There are documentaries on all of them.

[@zroy9263]

A great list! These cats are pretty heavy gangsters!

[@lonelystoner3810]

I clearly said from him… obviously there’s other documentary’s out there

[@DramaTimeTV]

Damn fresh was Nicki Barnes 😭😭

[@brianflannigans5874]

thanks for flowers memphis

[@helpsleepingrelaxing7933]

Why is he using the movie fresh 😂

[@johnd7435]

In the generality, gangsters and dealers just can't quit when they have a $$bundle.

[@jeff-hh9mc]

Why are you using the background from the movie “fresh?”

[@TheForumToday]

AI is doing that,,, I can hardly stand it. if the narrator is ai too, I immediately back out. im on the verge off downvoting those types.

[@uptownluck_734]

*for entertainment purposes only*

[@extremelytruthful]

If Nicky still alive he will be 100 years old in 2033

[@patmcstuff671]

Methadone is what turned the tide

[@aftercarecarez]

Matty the horse was genovese not lucchssse …

[@p.f.droney8973]

I am the first to say NO DIDDDDYYYYY

[@brianflannigans5874]

idk what yall gonna do when i disconnect my ac

[@Boss_Man00]

I wouldn’t say he was king of heroin in NY, since he was getting supplied by the Italians.

[@SexxMode]

With No consignment Strictly Purchased

[@davidwood2911]

From David A. Wood: That is the way it was, and to a certain extent still is, in that Black American Narcotics Trafficking gangsters from the late 1960s on up to the present day (the 2020s) are only big time Organized Crime figures within their particular urban neighborhoods of their particular American cities because they have been given the privilege of being in their criminally rarefied positions by way of being supplied by Narcotics Wholesalers that are either connected with and/or part of larger, better connected, often ethnically White, national/international criminal organizations like the Italian-American Mafia (Cosa Nostra) Chinese Triads, and/or the Latin American Organizations like the thoroughly organized and thoroughly violent Mexican Cartels. About the only ethnically Black Criminal Organizations currently operating within the many hard-edged and ethnically African neighborhoods of the USA that come close to being independently self-directed and thoroughly established criminal groups are those various organized criminal groups that are comprised of larcenously imaginative, and often violent, immigrants from the wide-ranging African Diaspora, primarily the West Indies (mostly Jamaica) and the economically developed countries of West Africa (mostly Nigeria). Because the rightfully despised concept of Ethnic Prejudice is still fully in place within the USA, despite all the socioeconomic advances made by African-Americans (Black Americans) within the last 60 years, it is probably an impossibility for urbanized Black American gangsters to ever build an ethnically/economically/cohesively durable organization of full-fledged, financially successful, and career-oriented gangsters that could ever be competitively similar to the decades-old American Mafia. In the present day of the 2020s, about the only longstanding, criminal institutions comprised of native-born African-Americans that could be reasonably considered "Organized Criminal Groups" are the urbanized, humongous, multi-generational, and increasingly violent "youth street gangs" (Crips, Bloods, Black Gangster Disciples, Vice Lords, etc.) that are based in the often impoverished Black neighborhoods of teeming American metropolises like New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta, Houston, Miami, Baltimore, etc. Nuff Said and Peace Out from Kettering, Ohio, everybody. ☮️🇺🇲😃✌️👍

[@Turfsurfer62]

Actually frank Lucas

[@NoRockinMansLand]

By your logic, the Chinese are the kings of the Sinaloa cartel for introducing Opium😂 what a foolish outlook, unless you wanna go back to the producers, there is no actual king in this worldview

[@Boss_Man00]

@@Turfsurfer62 Frank Lucas actually made up a lot of his story. Ike Atkinson said he took parts out of his life.

[@ortiznick1941]

A poor kid who made it in the ghetto but never left it ,what's the purpose😂

[@jackbiddlybee4893]

Money

[@NoRockinMansLand]

The same for every gangster, it's not as simple as you make it seem

[@PeyoteCoyote4269]

Random movie clips are annoying

[@norfolkronin6307]

Drop the soap diddy!

[@user-wd2be7xb9z]

Could you do one of the character of who Leonardo DiCaprio played in the movie CATCH ME IF YOU CAN

[@carolramsey-jw5oe]

I would like to see stories regarding drugs brought into poor communities by white Americans

[@KevinOmdahl-wg3bx]

Just take vid clips from anything put them together like its actual footage and tell the damn story😂

[@spidermight8054]

Way too much mispronouncing. Lucchese is pronounced LOO-CASEY. Marseille is pronounced MAR-SIGH. Etc, etc

[@Lee29475]

Marcellus 😂

[@kennysherlock6534]

King of heroin was frank Lucas .......he bought his shit from higher ups

[@user-vv9mt2tu7j]

frank lucas that movie fake ass shit . he was very country and big mouth , he sold a bit of dope not noithing like that movie even the police and feds that did his case laughed at him and movie like he flied in war zone and made a deal with a veitnam general

[@HBCOU]

Why mention skin color? But only for one race 🤷‍♂️

[@bluecollarnobody4217]

If you’re gonna do a documentary, learn how to pronounce things the right way The crime family were talking about the luchese crime family it’s pronounced Lu Kay se In the area in France, you name is not pronounced the way you pronounced it MAR SAY is how it’s pronounced

[@geraldharris9576]

You're story is all wrong