Peckham Boys Boss In Prison For Deadly Arsenal: Raver | True Crime Podcast 253

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Shaun Attwood Podcast

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🗓️ 8 February 2022

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Raver of the notorious Peckham Boys, was caught with guns and drugs when police searched his car.
The haul included a MAC 10 sub-machine gun, three handguns, two silencers, 379 rounds of ammunition, 60,000 fake Ecstacy pills and thousands of pounds worth of cocaine.
The Met's specialist anti-gang task force, Operation Hamrow, who searched the car after a tip-off, also found 62 hollow-point bullets which are designed to explode on impact to cause maximum damage to the victim.
Police intelligence proved Granderson was the boss of the Peckham Boys - a gang linked to hundreds of drug and firearms offences in South London.
Raver is now an advocate against youth violence and is at the forefront of the UK Bashment and RNB scene.

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0:00.0	All right so today we've got Raver on the podcast and if you've not seen his video it went viral
0:07.3	with big ego entertainment is that what they call it that channel yeah yeah or it's something else
0:16.0	not only as he got a gripping story he's just got a very positive vibe about him
0:22.0	he's turned his life around and he's a really good storyteller as well it's the
0:26.5	infrastructure today and huge thank you to Nick for arranging this interview we will put all
0:32.6	of his links in the description box as we will put all of Raver's links in the description box
0:37.5	so please support what our guests are doing and and Jens as well so huge thank you for coming on
0:43.7	then yeah thank you it's privilege cheers how did this journey begin for you then because you
0:50.0	came off from Jamaica didn't you must be quite a culture shock not really and I think my mom and
0:56.3	my arm's family was here before okay came here so it was it was all right what is should you come
1:03.2	over I started schooling year 11 when I came no I'm sorry sorry I mean I was I was starting
1:09.8	schooling year 8 when I came it sounds about 11 and yeah at them time 12 had you been coming back
1:17.5	and forth no no no first time what was it like in Jamaica then Jamaica was nice yeah so I grew up in
1:23.7	it it was nice we've had a few guests son have been in Jamaican prison with some quite harrowing
1:30.8	stories tell us about the knife side um now obviously I'm from a community in Kingston and
1:39.0	all I can remember is my upbringing it wasn't bad or nothing like that yeah in a sense so
1:45.5	coming to England was a change of climate change of life and that's why I probably end up being
1:55.3	probably bad so so for people who've never been to Jamaica then the change of climate and stuff
2:01.6	like you know you go out and hang on you see what it's like is it a lot different to yeah because
2:06.6	it's obviously over here it's colder in it when I came I think I came in December so it was cold
2:10.9	at the time and yeah so coming from a hot country and coming to a cold country it's two different
2:18.5	in a sudden yeah and which part of London did you land in um peckham yeah and did you how are
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