Hoover Pyramid of Power Bio & () 6304 N Francisco Av Chicago. Il 60659 773-878-1002(tel) IPSN, June 4, 1997 Chicago Gang Leader Propels the G.D.’s into the Mainstream of Organized Crime According to Dave Tibbetts, a Chicago-based DEA agent and specialist on street gangs who secured the weight of evidence that convicted Larry Hoover in his recent drug racketeering trial, this new and lethal form of organized crime is analogous to a pyramid.

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It is a pyramid similar in structure to the typical large American corporation. Only this pyramid, based on the latest, and most innovative theories of Japanese management was designed by Larry Hoover from inside an Illinois state prison. There are literally hundreds, perhaps thousands of loose and fragmented street gangs in Southern California. None of them possess the organizational sophistication of Hoover’s Gangster Disciples, with its many tiers of mid-management stretching from the Illinois Department of Corrections where most if not all of the gang hierarchy is imprisoned these days, down to the “Pee-Wees” (juveniles) peddling dope in the streets.

How has the prison system aided and abetted the growth of G.D.’s and their rival gangs with the top leadership behind bars? The truth is plain to see, but it is an issue not easily resolved by embattled Illinois Department of Corrections officials who do the best they can under impossible circumstances.

Change is not likely to occur unless we re-evaluate and literally suspend the rights and privileges Illinois convicts now enjoy according to Tibbetts, who reminded members of the Chicago Crime Commission recently that any attempt to impinge upon inmates’ rights would brush up against legislative and constitutional guarantees firmly in place. Try running that scenario past the A.C.L.U. Imprisoned gangbangers are instructed by Hoover to work and study hard - complete their GED’s and learn rudimentary principles of law, from law books available to them inside prison libraries paid for with taxpayer money.

While they sharpen their minds preparing for upcoming legal appeals, they also strengthen their bodies by flexing muscle in prison weight rooms. Thus, when the average “G.D.” has completed his GED and his sentence, he is unleashed on society that much wiser, meaner, and better prepared to create mayhem Inside the walls of the state prisons, gang leaders like Hoover have appointed their own battery of “legal coordinators” and “education ministers” from within their own organization to assist fellow inmates in their appeals and to indoctrinate new members with G.D. The dissemination of information from the prisons back to the neighborhood “governors,” “regents,” “multiple regents” and street coordinators of Chicago is a self-perpetuating cycle. Confinement in a state facility does not impede the gang business which is the drug business. Business, we are sorry to report, continues to thrive.

Gang revenue comes from two principle sources: 1. Drug trafficking. The Gangster Disciples bring in $100 million annually, selling $5.00 bags of crack in the streets and alleys of Chicago. The drugs are shipped to Chicago by the Cali and North Beach cartels of South America who deal directly with small distribution “cells” servicing the gangs. If one such cell is taken out by DEA agents, or other branches of law enforcement, it is virtually impossible for the Feds to trace nearby avenues of supply because the local drug movers are not told about the existence of other cells in their domain.

Once secured, the dope is diluted and re-bagged for street sale at $5.00 a hit at the Stateway Gardens housing project on the South Side. Extortion of rival drug traffickers. It is estimated that the gang rakes in $13 million annually from shakedowns. The income from these illegal enterprises is laundered in the Cayman Islands, or through shell companies and bogus business fronts promoting “growth and development” in the community. “Growth and development” is all nonsense according to Tibbets, who points to Larry Hoover’s lust for money and power as the axle that greases his wheel. Hoover can demand $200,000 in one day from his gang - and expect to receive it.