Billy Garland [2Pac Father] Interview Series on The Art of Dialogue

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Always gets me seein folk age :mjcry:


I remember when most people first realized Pac dad was even alive/in his life :ohhh: it was one of the first docs on Pac/biggie the Nick Broomfield British one. He looked kinda youthful in that one. Gene deal was in that too

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Virtuous_Brotha said:
He really on that government conspiracy theory shyt :francis:
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wasnt the goverment...

been sayin allllllllllllllllllll anybody has to do is get in touch with kevin hackie...



keefe d would be out of jail so fast...lol...

orlando didnt get touch in the melee.. he watched.... and walked off like he didnt have shyt else to do.. they got camera footage of the nikka jus lollygaggin..

keefe nem saw suge nem get dumped on...ppl dont realize

Suge no longer trusted reggie to handle his security. ....he used his homeboys instead – reggie conveys through Kevin Lewis to LAPD Senior Lead Ken Knox. Using convicted felons as security was a violation of Suge’s probation.......also tells Knox directly that Suge has been traveling out of the country – another probation violation. Reggie is trying desperately to get Suge’s probation revoked.


they couldnt kill suge so they played games with em to get em caught up

Former deputy DA disciplined in aftermath of rapper's case
A former Los Angeles deputy district attorney who was fired for his handling of a 1992 assault case involving rap music mogul Marion “Suge” Knight has been disciplined by the State Bar. LAWRENCE M. LONGO [#43519], 60, stipulated to two counts of failing to notify his employer about significant developments in the case and was given a stayed two-year suspension and placed on two years of probation.
Knight signed Longo’s 18-year-old daughter to a $50,000 recording contract with his label, Death Row Records, and lived in a Malibu Colony home owned by Longo’s family while the deputy D.A. was overseeing Knight’s case. According to the stipulation Longo reached with the bar, he was required to notify the D.A. about both the recording contract and the lease arrangement Knight had with his family.
“By his conduct,” the stipulation says, “[Longo] placed himself in circumstances which created the appearance of impropriety in the mind of the public.” In mitigation, however, the bar found that although Longo exercised poor judgment, he did not act dishonestly. He also had an exemplary 27-year career as a prosecutor. Longo was fired for conflict of interest and other departmental policy violations, but a California Justice Department investigation requested by the district attorney found insufficient grounds for criminal charges against him. Investigators said he never sought any special treatment for Knight.
Knight pleaded no contest in February 1995 to two counts of assault with a deadly weapon, admitting that he used a gun during an attack against two aspiring rappers. He was given a nine-year suspended sentence but eventually went to prison after violating his probation.
After the plea, Longo maintained the files in Knight’s case and continued to receive information about the record producer. In the summer of 1995, Longo’s son, Frank, provided a demo tape done by his sister, Gina, to David Kenner, who was both Knight’s attorney and general counsel for Death Row Records. Gina Longo told her father about the contract offer in December 1995 and received a $25,000 advance from the record company the following month.
In August and September of 1996, Longo made court appearances in connection with probation revocation and drug testing proceedings for Knight. He did not disclose his daughter’s contract or the fact that he had gone to a dinner party attended by Knight and Kenner where the contract was signed.
In March of 1996, Longo entered into a 12-month lease agreement with Kenner, leasing a family property for $19,000 a month, plus a $22,800 commission to be paid to Frank Longo. During the ensuing months, Death Row Records directly paid Lawrence Longo $127,000 to lease the Malibu Colony property, the sole asset of a trust for which Lawrence Longo and his wife were trustees.
Although it was not his exclusive residence, Knight occupied the property frequently from June through September.
While Longo continued to represent the district attorney in overseeing Knight’s case, he did not disclose his business relationship with Knight.
When Longo appealed his firing to the Los Angeles County Civil Service Commission, he argued that his financial dealings with Knight posed no conflict of interest because they came well after Knight entered his plea in the assault matter. The commission upheld the firing in 1998.
Longo also was ordered by the bar to take the professional responsibility exam within a year and to pay costs of about $8,700.
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nobody ever peeped how if u go against reggie.. how vindictive he gets n start doin his cop shyt...

bring kevin name up.. listen to how he responds..he quik to say he a snitch n a compton school pd ...

frank been dead for a couple yrs now.. bring frank up.. he shyttin on em..

funny kevin n frank put it out there yrs ago...





he was not expectin suge to get a podcast goin...watch how he get suge caught up
 
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Are we sure PAC and his dad was close enough where he would know half the shyt he say in interviews? I’m literally asking.
 
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RhymesWell said:
For real man that theory is so early 2000s but I guess it would be hard to really live with the randomness of Orlando just happening to catch him again in traffic.
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I think pac being set up by the government just sounds better on his legacy than being caught slipping a few hours after jumping a high ranking gang member
 
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