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Heights. the gangster disciples, the vice lords, and the four corner hustlers. they compete for territory within a two-square mile area. that's divided in half by a highway. the recent closing of 100 public housing units in the southern half has forced many of those residents to relocate north, including gang members. among them, booth, a four corner hustler, who is allegedly trying to move his drug sales into rival turf. >> in order to keep the profit up, he has to take a spot over here. these guys don't want to give that spot up. that's why we had gun shots today and yesterday, and it's goin...

>> in general population, gd, and the vice lords, they wouldn't associate, they would be against each other, they wouldn't talk. in here, since they're isolated, they have to. they have to, they realize they're more the same, more the same than different. maybe they were brought up different in rival gangs, but they're really more similar than they are different. >> i got a little brother. if he got locked up i feel like i was a bad role model, because he followed in my footsteps. >> me, too. i was very nervous. i feel scared on the inside. on the outside i try to make myself look tough to go ...

Trapped in men's bodies. one eye like cyclops, replace pass word, ipod and x-pods, fire balls falling from the sky, mudslides the man can't explain why it's snowing in the summertime with christian vice lords and muslim folks, seeking truth as we blind, dude. time goes by. doing good. we doing bad. in the last days. >> wabash "lockup: extended stay," and hell yeah, the stay is extended. judge gave me 50 years. 50. that's five decades, man. i'm going to show you my cell, man. show you what's going on in my cell. show you all what i live. how i live. all right. that's my bed.

Look at this. it's a slum. poverty. >> nobody deals drugs because they like it. they deal because they make money. >> i'm 26 years old. i've got three kids. i'm enjoying myself every day out here. i'm living me. y'all have a beautiful day. >> a lot of families have come to depend on it. they may have a 14-year-old son and the mother's got two or three kids and this 14-year-old son's bringing home $500 a week, selling drugs. that's the only income that she has. >> hey, jake, goldie mike's at the liquor store. he's got braids and a red leather jacket. allegedly, that's the guy who's running that...

Look at this. it's a slum. poverty. >> nobody deals drugs because they like it. they deal because they make money. >> i'm 26 years old. i've got three kids. i'm enjoying myself every day out here. i'm living me. y'all have a beautiful day. >> a lot of families have come to depend on it. they may have a 14-year-old son and the mother's got two or three kids and this 14-year-old son's bringing home $500 a week, selling drugs. that's the only income that she has. >> hey, jake, goldie mike's at the liquor store. he's got braids and a red leather jacket. allegedly, that's the guy who's running that...