Gangster's Operation Nets Millions
Nino Brown and the Cash Money Brothers
Crack Cocaine Business Booming
A Harlem gangster and his gang have been raking in an estimated $1 million a week selling crack cocaine, authorities said yesterday.
Nino Brown, 28, and the Cash Money Brothers have flooded the streets of Harlem with the highly addictive drug, law enforcement sources said. The gang's operation has been so successful that Brown has been able to buy a $2 million mansion in New Jersey and a fleet of luxury cars.
"He's living like a kingpin," said one source. "He's got everything he could ever want."
Brown's rise to the top of the drug world has been meteoric. Just two years ago, he was a small-time street hustler. But he quickly saw the potential in crack cocaine, and he has since become one of the biggest dealers in the city.
The Cash Money Brothers are a close-knit group of young men who are fiercely loyal to Brown. They are responsible for distributing the crack cocaine on the streets of Harlem. The gang has also been involved in several violent incidents, including shootings and robberies.
Law enforcement officials are concerned about the growing power of the Cash Money Brothers. They fear that the gang could destabilize the city if it is not stopped.
"This is a dangerous gang," said one official. "They are armed and they are not afraid to use violence."
The Cash Money Brothers have been under investigation for months. Law enforcement officials are confident that they will eventually be able to bring down the gang.
"We're going to get them," said one official. "We're not going to let them destroy our city."
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