Prison Shot Caller Reveals How Stabbings Get Carried Out | Frantz Byer

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Ian Bick

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🗓️ 4 March 2024

⏱️ 80 minutes

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A former shot caller joins us to delve into his journey from a shootout with the police to serving a prison sentence. He'll provide insights into the inner workings of prison gangs, shedding light on his own transformation into a shot caller and offering a glimpse into the day-to-day operations within this complex underworld Hosted, Executive Produced & Edited By Ian Bick: https://www.instagram.com/ian_bick/?hl=en https://ianbick.com/ Connect with Frantz Byer: https://www.instagram.com/wassup_bruv_?igsh=MTIweXI0ejZscDRjYg== Creative direction, design, assets, support by FWRD: https://www.fwrd.co Buy Merch: https://lockedinbrand.com Use code lockedin at checkout to get 20% off your order Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:04:58 - Growing up in the hood 00:09:30-10 - Getting Arrested at a Young Age 00:14:16 - Life in the streets 00:19:11 - The Influence of Big Homies 00:24:01 - Police Shootout 00:29:01 - The Aftermath of the Accident 00:34:08 - Criminal Charges and Hospital Treatment 00:39:10 - Life in Prison 00:49:23 - Gangs in New York Prisons 00:54:28 - Four Years in the Box 00:59:40 - Becoming a Shot Caller 01:04:49 - Fatherhood 01:09:32 - Rules and Codes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	I'm like, yo, I'm tired of arguing.
0:01.6	I'm not getting on the ground.
0:03.0	So I start to leave. I just walk off. So now they following me. Unbeknownst to me, it's a cop behind me, but I'm arguing with the one on the side of me. So we walk off and then I start trying to get away. I start to a light jog, probably like a brisk walk. Now I'm drunk and some in my head say, yo, fuck this. It's over with.
0:22.3	I can't get away.
0:23.5	So I just reached, reached for the jog probably like a brisk walk now i'm drunk and some of my head say yo fuck this it's over it i can't
0:22.7	get away so i just reached reach for the gun took it out the bandana while i'm running and then i just backed
0:28.0	out started shooting right there but i only get one shot off so the cop in back of me he shoot me
0:35.7	five times the cop on the side of me shoots me two times.
0:40.4	And then I woke up like two months later.
0:49.4	Welcome back to Locked in.
0:51.2	I know you all love the prison gang bangers stories, and this episode is sure
0:55.9	to not disappoint. I have Franz Beyer here with me today to not only share entertaining and
1:01.6	insightful stories from his time in prison, but to leave us inspired as to how he was able to overcome
1:07.3	his failures, leave behind his past, and create a new life for himself.
1:12.2	Thank you to all the viewers and listeners that tune in week after week, month after month,
1:17.1	and even just have been supporting us for the last year to help grow locked into a top 200
1:22.4	podcast in the world.
1:24.2	Remember to leave us a review on Apple or Spotify or hit that follow button on
1:28.9	YouTube so we could keep on producing high quality content. And remember to shoot me a follow on
1:34.2	my Instagram, Ian underscore Bick, or on my Snapchat, Ian Bick. Now sit back, relax, and get ready to lock
1:41.7	in with Franz Bire. You came to us from Stanford today. so that's local to here. Yeah, so I'll be back and forth between Stanford and New York, so I'm still in New York, but I spend a little bit of time in Stanford. Did you grow up in Stanford? Nah. I only been coming up to Stanford for like, maybe like months okay where'd you grow up long island
2:01.8	long island where in long island hemstead freeport hamstead area i almost lived in hempstead i
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