11 definitions by FAIMnatic
A commercial center located on Monument Blvd in Concord, California used by Sureño gang members for selling drugs and weapons.
Ex. 1
Sureño subsets in Concord utilize the business complex at 1500 Monument Blvd. in Concord, CA (herein, “1500 Monument”) to “post up” (i.e. hang out at a location) and sell narcotics and firearms. Sureño gang members often refer to 1500 Monument as “The Box” or “The block.”
Criminal Complaint, USA v. Cruz et. al., September 8, 2020
Ex. 2
Lil Neto: Hey fool! All my connects are locked up in the MDF or got sent to Brazil! I need 5 zips, 2 decks and a K-ter!
Bam Bam: Don't stress homey! Just go down to 1500 Monument on the Bully and you'll get served!
Lil Neto: Isn't that the place with the Chinese restaurant that serves up that bomb ass Wuhan bat soup?
Bam Bam: That's it! Get me a couple soups while you're down there at The Box!
Sureño subsets in Concord utilize the business complex at 1500 Monument Blvd. in Concord, CA (herein, “1500 Monument”) to “post up” (i.e. hang out at a location) and sell narcotics and firearms. Sureño gang members often refer to 1500 Monument as “The Box” or “The block.”
Criminal Complaint, USA v. Cruz et. al., September 8, 2020
Ex. 2
Lil Neto: Hey fool! All my connects are locked up in the MDF or got sent to Brazil! I need 5 zips, 2 decks and a K-ter!
Bam Bam: Don't stress homey! Just go down to 1500 Monument on the Bully and you'll get served!
Lil Neto: Isn't that the place with the Chinese restaurant that serves up that bomb ass Wuhan bat soup?
Bam Bam: That's it! Get me a couple soups while you're down there at The Box!
by FAIMnatic September 30, 2020
A commercial center located on Monument Blvd in Concord, California used by Sureño gang members for selling drugs and weapons.
Ex. 1
Sureño subsets in Concord utilize the business complex at 1500 Monument Blvd. in Concord, CA (herein, “1500 Monument”) to “post up” (i.e. hang out at a location) and sell narcotics and firearms. Sureño gang members often refer to 1500 Monument as “The Box” or “The block.”
Criminal Complaint, USA v. Cruz et. al., September 8, 2020
Ex. 2
Lil Neto: Hey fool! All my connects are locked up in the MDF or got sent to Brazil! I need 5 zips, 2 decks and a K-ter!
Bam Bam: Don't stress homey! Just go down to 1500 Monument on the Bully and you'll get served!
Lil Neto: Isn't that the place with the Chinese restaurant that serves that bomb ass Wuhan bat soup?
Bam Bam: That's it! Get me a couple soups while you're down there at The Box!
Sureño subsets in Concord utilize the business complex at 1500 Monument Blvd. in Concord, CA (herein, “1500 Monument”) to “post up” (i.e. hang out at a location) and sell narcotics and firearms. Sureño gang members often refer to 1500 Monument as “The Box” or “The block.”
Criminal Complaint, USA v. Cruz et. al., September 8, 2020
Ex. 2
Lil Neto: Hey fool! All my connects are locked up in the MDF or got sent to Brazil! I need 5 zips, 2 decks and a K-ter!
Bam Bam: Don't stress homey! Just go down to 1500 Monument on the Bully and you'll get served!
Lil Neto: Isn't that the place with the Chinese restaurant that serves that bomb ass Wuhan bat soup?
Bam Bam: That's it! Get me a couple soups while you're down there at The Box!
by FAIMnatic September 29, 2020
Ex. 1
"The northeast part of Los Angeles is another region -- another pocket in LA -- that has contributed many made Mexican Mafia members. This area is referred to as NELA."
Mundo Mendoza, 'Welcome to NELA - Historical Overview', November 8, 2020
Ex. 2
Trooper: Hey fool! You hear about the homey Buff from NELA?
Criminal: Naw fool! Whad he do?
Trooper: He robbed some dude and shot him. He was about to make his getaway when he remembered that dude had a diamond ring!
Criminal: Oh shit! Let me guess what happens next!
Trooper: Uh huh. He tried to get the dude's ring off his finger but couldn't. So he cut it off!
Criminal: And that's when the cops showed up!
"The northeast part of Los Angeles is another region -- another pocket in LA -- that has contributed many made Mexican Mafia members. This area is referred to as NELA."
Mundo Mendoza, 'Welcome to NELA - Historical Overview', November 8, 2020
Ex. 2
Trooper: Hey fool! You hear about the homey Buff from NELA?
Criminal: Naw fool! Whad he do?
Trooper: He robbed some dude and shot him. He was about to make his getaway when he remembered that dude had a diamond ring!
Criminal: Oh shit! Let me guess what happens next!
Trooper: Uh huh. He tried to get the dude's ring off his finger but couldn't. So he cut it off!
Criminal: And that's when the cops showed up!
by FAIMnatic November 10, 2020
Ex. 1
"Tomas Chagolla was also known as Tommy from the Riva 13 gang in Riverside, California. His brother was Peter Chagolla and was known as Pee Wee, also from the Riva Trece."
Mundo Mendoza, 'How Thick Is Blood? Mexican Mafia Nepotism,' October 10, 2020
Ex. 2
White Boi: Hey fool! I just got shot in the neck! The cops will be comin' for me! I need to stash my K-ter!
Babo: Go stash that shit in Riva!
White Boi: Where homey?
Babo: The Mission Inn! Just leave that shit under the dog bed in the lobby!
White Boi: No one will be tripppin'?
Babo: Hell no! It's Riva! Between them meth heads in lifted pick up trucks and homeless chomos, they got way more problems than you!
"Tomas Chagolla was also known as Tommy from the Riva 13 gang in Riverside, California. His brother was Peter Chagolla and was known as Pee Wee, also from the Riva Trece."
Mundo Mendoza, 'How Thick Is Blood? Mexican Mafia Nepotism,' October 10, 2020
Ex. 2
White Boi: Hey fool! I just got shot in the neck! The cops will be comin' for me! I need to stash my K-ter!
Babo: Go stash that shit in Riva!
White Boi: Where homey?
Babo: The Mission Inn! Just leave that shit under the dog bed in the lobby!
White Boi: No one will be tripppin'?
Babo: Hell no! It's Riva! Between them meth heads in lifted pick up trucks and homeless chomos, they got way more problems than you!
by FAIMnatic October 10, 2020