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If you love NASCAR, organized crime and civil rights, boy do I got a story for you.

Back in 2015, a rookie driver named Derek White made history as the first ever indigenous

driver in the NASCAR Cup series.

But just a few months later, he was arrested and can't his largest ever police operation.

Daryl Pops had spent more than a year following his every move.

Because they believed Derek White was a major figure in an international criminal organization.

He was the front man, if you will, for the organized crime slash hell's angels.

Well, see that's one thing that did and really do it our homeward.

Now, Derek's fighting is charges in court.

His defense relies on his rights as a native person.

And the craziest thing, he might actually have a case.

It's not only my fight, it's the whole nation's fight.

For the campsite media and Dan Patrick Productions, this is Running Smoke.

Listen on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

I'm Marcel Swiley, Dad Do, and host a more to it, a new I Heart original podcast that

takes a deep dive into the biggest topics in sports, entertainment and culture.

The journey begins with headline news, which leads to deeper discussions about life lessons

that are presented in every story.

Each week we tackle subjects and issues beyond the public's perception and narrative, to

learn more about the stories and about ourselves.

Hosted by someone who defied the odds to go from Compton to the Ivy League, and then played

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