Doordash Scammer gets delivered

D24OHA

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Dude had 700 hundred thousand in cash. You've got to know when to fold em' and when to walk away. I ain't going out like Puss Head and Blacky.

Bruh, $700k in cash, in the PROJECTS?!!!

Dude was a walking target......

With all that cash he should've been hiding out or on the move....... damn
 

Politic Negro

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Ali Mohammed, the 21-year-old Mount Vernon, N.Y. resident accused of fatally shooting 22-year-old David Smith Monday at the Heritage Homes Complex on Rhoda Quash Lane, turned himself into New Rochelle police on Monday. He is charged with second-degree murder and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon.
New Rochelle police spokesman Capt. J Collins Coyne said on Thursday that Smith knew Mohammed and the other suspects arrested in the case, and that police believe the fatal shooting stemmed from a "personal dispute" over money. He added that while investigators have not ruled out a connection between the homicide and Smith's alleged extensive DoorDash scheme, they also have not definitively connected the two
Emotions were running high in the courtroom, as supporters of Mohammed made their presence felt. “We love you Ali,” a person exclaimed before being quieted by a court officer.

Mohammed’s arrest was the fourth in the case. Earlier this week, Marquis Williamson, 21, of Newark, N.J., and Amiri Oneal, 21, of Mount Vernon, N.Y., were arrested on second-degree murder charges. A third suspect, 20-year-old Anthony Webster of Mount Vernon, N.Y., was arrested on charges of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon and first-degree robbery.

Williamson and Oneal allegedly "grabbed, held and brought David Smith to the ground while (Mohammed) shot David Smith multiple times," according to a felony complaint filed by the Westchester District Attorney's Office. A felony complaint filed against Webster claims the 20-year-old did "hold a firearm to the victim's head" while the others stole Smith's phone, credit cards and keys.

Meanwhile, a fifth suspect involved in the case also was arraigned Thursday.

Tommy Guest, 21, of Rich Avenue in Mount Vernon, is charged with first-degree robbery. The felony complaint against him alleges he went through Smith’s pockets and took a cellphone, keys and a credit card. The complaint states Guest took personal property from Smith while another “individual held a firearms to the victim’s head.”

Guest’s defense attorney, Cynthia Lobo, asked for Guest to be released without bail. She said he was a college student at the State University of New York at Stony Brook on Long Island, N.Y., and he had deep roots in Mount Vernon and the larger Westchester community. The defense lawyer said he had no previous criminal record. Lobo said outside the court she would contest the charges against her client.

Rice did not agree to releasing him without bail and set a $20,000 cash bail, or a $50,000 bond, for release. Outside the courtroom, family members said they would arrange for bail by the end of the day to secure his release from custody.
 

Deezz

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Loose lips :smh:

Of course he was bragging to his "boys" about what he was doing.

They got jealous and maybe wanted a cut or just jealously only got him murked!

That is a wild scam though! Hope the Doordash people got their money back from the company.
 

trappstarr82

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I hope the people commenting actually watched the news clip. This guy was a scam artist who was scamming the poor. So fuck’em.
Yea it was a real scumbag move but I think that what people are saying is that it was highly sophisticated. Your average Joe couldn't have pulled that off.

If he would have used his gift for good instead of evil he could have went a long way and still be alive today.

Maybe it was a circumstance of his environment as to why he chose that way but I would be willing to see if he learned from his mistake and give the young man a second chance. He didn't kill anybody.
 

illdog

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I hope the people commenting actually watched the news clip. This guy was a scam artist who was scamming the poor. So fuck’em.
Evil genius....robbing his own people/tribe..folks just tryin to make it or no one escapes their karma.

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Hey Julian!

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No, sympathy from me. Don’t wanna hear shit about his potential genius. He was a thief and clearly had no problem fucking over regular folks. I‘m sure whoever put three in his chest was the wrong ones to fuck with. Justice served.
 

Politic Negro

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He would have gotten away with it and been a passport bro but he didn't have a plan afterwards



Anyway fuck him for preying on the poor.
 

D24OHA

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700k Ain't a lot of money though. 2-3 mill...yeah...time to bail. but 700k? Quite a few middle class people have that in their accounts

Bruh, that is a shit load of money to have laying around your project housing spot!

It wasn't in a bank account or safety deposit box, it was in lock boxes and loose piles, in a crib..... IN THE PROJECTS!!

Most of those people have never seen $20K in cash let alone $700K!! That made him the ultimate target!
 

Drayonis

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Bruh, that is a shit load of money to have laying around your project housing spot!

It wasn't in a bank account or safety deposit box, it was in lock boxes and loose piles, in a crib..... IN THE PROJECTS!!

Most of those people have never seen $20K in cash let alone $700K!! That made him the ultimate target!

To be laying around, yes, but 700k isn't a lot of money. It's a large amount but you can burn through that pretty quickly if that's all you got. He buy a decent/nice house in many parts of the country, that's the whole 700k is gone.
I wouldn't stop the hustle until I hit a few million.
 

ORIGINAL NATION

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One of the people he scammed may have shot him. We are all been scammed with how money is used to build a white reality. Image America being over 30 trillion dollars in debt yet we have millions of homeless and have been filing the jails and prisons. It is like if you do not support a white reality then you suffer. Jonestown was an example of this and Rwanda was a follow up. To much money is used to support white ideas and white values. Same problem Jesus faced.
 

Drayonis

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Not feeling sorry for him. He stole from hard working people who desperately needed that money.

The money needs to go back to them. They earned it.

Every time they say "pay back restitution" the victims rarely see any money. The system, takes large portions out even when they do pay back
 

tallblacknyc

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700k Ain't a lot of money though. 2-3 mill...yeah...time to bail. but 700k? Quite a few middle class people have that in their accounts
The average American salary in America is 63,000 dollars a yr( that’s not including taxes)… dude had 11 yrs worth the average American salary tax free.. you Fall back for awhile or fig out how to flip it legally.. yes 700 k is a lot of money..most biz was started with less money.. hell i know tons of people who opened up liq stores, corner stores, restUrants, etc with less
 

A to Dah K

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To be laying around, yes, but 700k isn't a lot of money. It's a large amount but you can burn through that pretty quickly if that's all you got. He buy a decent/nice house in many parts of the country, that's the whole 700k is gone.
I wouldn't stop the hustle until I hit a few million.
Just stop
You can burn through any amount of money
Why would he need a 700k house?
 
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