The Bad Bunch
The Bad Bunch By Dominic Brogsdale Dedicated to the youngstas, teens, the motherless, the fatherless, the inner city children, and the misguided who comprise the “The Bad Bunch.” Give justice to the weak and the fatherless; maintain the right of the afflicted and the destitute. (Psalm 82:3) Interviewer: “Is it that bad?” Sheleah Walker, being interviewed, “Yes, it is and it's the children that’s doing the crime out here.” (Retrieved from Rap sheet ep.2 Carlos “Shawty Lo” Walker [The Bowen Homes Carlos Story]) “Robert Sandifer, whose sweet tooth gave him the nickname Yummy, lived in tough Roseland on the South Side. He stood 56 inches tall, weighed 68 pounds and, at age 11, wore a forearm tattoo tagging him as a member of the Black Disciples gang. He was a free-range kid, raised superficially by his grandmother following abandonment by his mother, a prostitute, and father, a drug felon imprisoned in Wisconsin