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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2022
- In this full-length interview, Corey Pegues shares the story of how a core member of the infamous drug-dealing crew known as the Supreme team, changed his life and become a member of the NYPD but not before having encountered several violent hurdles along the way. Pegues also talks about growing up in Queens during the 70s, racking up nearly $200,000 a day as a collective unit with his drug-selling crew, the moment the crack era hit his neighborhood, and the birth of his child in 1986.
As the interview moves along, Pegues talks about working for the iconic drug lord, Supreme, and his botched murder attempt of a former rival. He then shares the gritty details about how the Feds took down the Supreme team shortly after he joined the military and how those events led to him taking a police test to become a cop, later on down the line. Later in the discussion, Pegues divulges what it was like to be a member of the NYPD by detailing his progression from training sergeant to Captain to Deputy inspector.
Lastly, Pegues talks about what led to his tumultuous ending with the NYPD, citing his affinity for the Black and Brown community as some of the incidents that caused him to speak out against his fellow police offers. He also shares his thoughts on the death of Eric Garner and the current tenure of Mayor Eric Adams. - บันเทิง
Served with this man, in the military. We were both combat medics. Same unit, same company, same platoon. Never had any idea, this dude was all about this shit. Crazy!
Wow
As it is said real killers move in silence...
Small world 💯
@@BossPopTv This man, is no killer. He was a cool, wild kid. Off duty, we hung out, at the club, snapped, and bagged honeys. This was 30+ years ago. We were really young. Just having fun.
@@randee4550 I hope his wife don't read the last couple sentences of your comment.😃
Corey my guy this man was very active in the hood . The way he talks in this interview. He talked to the guys in the neighborhoods. Always telling his story and trying to keep families from going to jail. Great example of turning a negative to a positive . NEW YORK FUCKIN CITY 🌆
Prime example that people can change for the better, this man is a perfect example 🦾
I worked with this brother!!! Solid dude from my experience with him!!! This is why I laugh when people say cops are suckers… a lot of us have love for the communities we grew up in and understand the unique obstacles in our path; plus we been involved in deadly street situations as kids😂
If you are a person who places character above anything then you are solid police officer or not!
How many bad officers have you arrested?
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Low key though your generation kind of made the neighborhood dangerous. Southeast Queens was a successful was an area with the most black home ownership but then yall mfers from the 60s and 70s messed it up with crack but now yall are cops. Gtfoh
Just because he's a good dude doesn't means that he represents the whole police department nationwide. You got some good ones but you got alot of bad ones and most of em are white.
I came here to criticize,scold, & judge and realized that this dude was/is just another man trying to feed his family coming from a life where you hardly ever make it out. The street codes have never been abided by from the day they were created so much respect to this brother for maturing and charge of his own life.
Maybe stop being so judgmental and ignorant and actually look into people more, you probably would’ve recanted your whole comment if this stuff happened to a kid from today, you only feel for him because his 40+. If he was 20 you would be just as judgmental as you said you were gonna be.
Realist comment on here.
Served with him, in the military. This is a good dude. Met him right before he became a cop.
The fact that you "came to criticize" is crazy lol
st upid people always tryna criticize before knowing smh
I am impressed with his achievements within the NYPD.👊🏿
Life is a childhood friend who never forgot where he came from. Proud of my brother and all the work that he is doing. Good dude.
Love u little bruh
Now this is a true example of changing your life. Grew up in life of crime, sale drugs, almost killed someone but his lack of gun training saved him back then from killing someone so he cab better his life. He got off the streets to go serve his country and learn valuable trades to make him a better wiser leader and man.. became a cop and went thru the ranks and succeeded without selling out and keeping it real because he grew real..the streets made him hard and to handle streets situations..educated himself to help other teens to not follow his footsteps. A true general a true stand up guy..I Salute you my brother keep up the work. From Jay mosely dallas tx
There needs to be a movie made of off Corey's book "Once A Cop" we love what you are doing Corey.
Finally, a black man got over on the police. Plus over a hundred thousand dollars a year given to him by the police. Great job 👏👍👌🙌😀💪👏👍👌🙌
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He's not getting over on anyone he deserves that pension he put in the work
@@krucial88 FACTS!!! I don't where these clowns get their philosophy from but it's just like you said, he put in the work and paid his dues so he earned everything he got
@@jameslmoore7789 y’all taking what he meant by “get over on” way too literally
He earned his pension so how did he "get over"?..Any cop that retires with his rank gets the same thing if they have a clean service record. Dont be weird!
Good interview. Corey is an example that you can change your life around if you’re doing bad things. This is what the youth of today should take lessons from. Peace to Corey. Fly Ty QGTM (Queens Gets The Money)
Please bring this brother back! Would love to hear more of his story in regards to how he patrolled/approached the community while he was an office. Even what the reaction was from his friends/family.
There’s a documentary about him called “The Cops and Robber story”
A OG New Yorkers favorite line "You gotta understand."
My guy still getting his pension check. NYPD thought they were really hurting him taking away those guns 😂😂✊🏿✊🏿💪🏿💪🏿 Pegues for the WIN💯💯💯
He only switched gangs
You said it here first! 💯
Very smart man!!! One of the best interview on this platform in my opinion!!!
People hate the truth! Corey, I am so proud of you..tell your story ❤️ 🤎🤎🤎🤎
Top 5 interview so far 💯💯
Yes this is very interesting, I haven't watched the whoke thing but does 50 cent and murder Inc come up?
Not
I sometimes wonder if it would be a good idea if it were ex street people who knows the streets like this guy who are truly reformed and become police to police the neighborhoods. Who are the best people who been deep in the streets did some nonviolent crimes did a little time came home changed and take longer courses to become a officer.
Need experience to do police work
As long as you stay on the right side of the law, but temptation is a mf.
The bimmy debacle brought me here 😂
This man's story is phenomenal!
I wish his good intentions in strengthening the blk & brown community with cops would of been successful.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ THAT MAN is an asset!! Truly one your best interesting interviews besides “Bimmy”!! He has a rare combination of street/legal knowledge with the application of US Army troop leading procedures along with police science. He’s gifted and has High I.Q. I admire him for reapplying his hustle illegally and later legally. He even chuckled because continue make the proper adjustments to win. And walked off as a winner. Do you the links to his book??
VLAD you dropped the ball , 43 minutes of a great story , REALLY !!!….
And yet 7 thousand hours of John Smiley ….
Forreal. Vlad a straight bozo for this one.
This was too damn short hella interesting because he seen both sides seriously from drug dealer to cop mans need a movie
exactly what i was thinking. Rappers interviews twice as long with no substance..this shit was an infomercial. Too short
This shoulda been an hour 40 min at least
I watched his documentary, I totally Loved it,
Dope interview. He deserve a movie about his life sort of like in to deep
This dude is an amazing human being yo. Wow. Id love to shadow him for a while and just absorb game. Impressive AF!!
Great interview!!!
Great interview
Awesome interview.
Great Interview!
This should be a movie 🎬 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
From a gang leader to a cop to exposing cops and gang members? He works with the feds. Fingerprints don't lie. 🙄
You must be referring to vlad
Yup
@@busterhikney6936 Both of them fit the pattern.
Yall lost.. keep being street dummies learn how to work the system. He played his cards the right way.
@@mr.tooyou1320 you're gully
Homie look like Papoose at 65yrs old. 😂. Good story though
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Ong 😂😂
He’s 55 years old
@@MrOdee69 I'm just joking with the old G. He 6 yrs older than me. But he do look and dress like the AARP version of Papoose. Blessings!
Those guys from Queens are top notch!! I always liked those guys!!!
Good interview
Good guest .. makes me apreciate rogan interviews ..
Great interview very interesting
I read the book. Fascinating 😢😮
This is a real 90s dude it was about not being poor anymore love this interview
Great interview Glad…
I am sure a movie will be made of his life.
its on hulu
@@ronharvey1744 l mean like a motion picture. The HULU piece is more like a documentary.
Glad trying to signup for the police media team
This guy is blessed!
Yea we need a movie on Corey...he da truth....and he never forgot about da people 🦾💯
Portland, JAMAICA in the Building !!!!!
Interesting story. Gods hand was all over him. He was destined for greater things.
Timing shows a person when God is protecting you. Thank you Corey for telling your story. He leaves to go into the Military, two weeks after he leaves to serve, the supreme team gets busted. Important lesson.
Any street dummy would say this guy told on his whole team and went to the military to hide a normal person would say he’s just blessed
What would a corner worker know to bring down the whole team?
@@greatnessembodied there’s no way to gauge what he did and didn’t know..it takes one loud mouth for him to know enough
@@musiclife3265 that’s a fact!
Pegues! He stayed strapped! I witnessed it personally! He is a good dude, very cool and hospitable.
Let’s just say it….. Vlad the 🐐
Corey pegues is a very cool dude with a good heart
I lived right across the street from Newtown HS. I remember hearing about that
never knew of Corey it takes a lot to do what he has done for the community.. he scarified a lot for the community and his story gives black kids hope that no matter how low you are how down in the gutter you are, you can achieve great things. Even if they try to take u down afterwards you will still rise and fight these fkers to the end of time!!! Corey the goat of cops period.
Sad 50 don't deal with them,it would of been a dope series,am I the only one with that though?
It's hilarious hearing blades trying to wrap his head around how the streets work and the mindset
Great story...hopefully the story can move from a book to a movie someday. Where are the black producers and directors at....
i worked like that also living in New York growing up....payed every week..shit was kind of ok...but i was hustling on the block in the bronx also... so the doe was constant,,, i miss those days,,but working a job for it is so peaceful no looking behind my back
His book is a real good read!
Just think if he moved up the ranks in the supreme dream like he did in the NYPD he probably be in prison by now
Free preme this guy needs a movie 🎬
What a story
Impressive Mr. Pegues.
He looks like he could be Corey Hardrict's dad. 😩
Love his story
Blackman that finessed the NYPD can't be mad at that
How? He put in the work and got a pension just like any other officer that serves 20+ yrs with a clean service record. He didnt disappear for 20 yrs and managed to stay on the clock to get a pension..lol
He solid af💯
I live in a small town and we have police like that that sit there and watch the fb and Instagram shit constantly especially your fb and lord help you if you get on probation lol 🤣
This would be a great movie deal 🥃
Getting to these first and second
He a cop and he told vlad "you do your homework" 🤣🤣🤣
My main man southside. Queens Jamaica
I want this tv show on hbo😂😂😂
Inspector CP
Rock On
In JESUS Merciful Name
Went to Jackson with this guy, and ran them same streets Merrick, Supthin Blvd, New York Blvd, probably know everyone he grew up with...
It's crazy how you can literally see the difference in educational systems between up north and down south it seems like all them east coast cats from up north where very articulate
Cops shouldn’t be able to turn cameras off or lower the volume but they can I don’t know if the law on this is the same everywhere but that’s a major problem … thanks…
GOD BLESS !!!
body cameras when not recording is recording one minute loop without volume and when you start recording thats when the volume comes on, the only volume you can lower on the camera is the beeping sound it makes every two minutes of recording....thats why when you're watching a body camera video from the beginning the first minute is mute because its showing you that 1 minute loop untill you actually start recording
Homie give off Styles P vibes!!
people that were into street life make the best cops .and they have a better understanding whats going on
Yo this is a crazy story 😅 "Only in America 🇺🇸"
Interesting story… could be a film
We need more
So this guys not allowed to carry a gun
From one gang to another
Naw this was a dope interview tho ✅
I read his biography really good
Lol We doing good over here 😅
"boobie please" lmao exposed his name
Life!
Free aps Corona Queens Boston legend 💯
He didnt just become a cop from chilling with those guys was a cop from the beginning his piece jammed left that game and became a cop studied engineering he was definitely undercover and he didnt do time like that went to the military and two weeks later supreme team get caught he snitched or was already and undercover he was never a street guy from the sound of it.
I thought I was the only one that caught that..all these dumb asses are like Ohh my God he was so lucky...Ninja was Snitching
Huh?!
Don't be mad because he was favored. You never know what ancestor prayed for you.
@@zxcccccc1 And it is apparent that you are a Duracell powering the machine city. If you ever get the opportunity make sure you follow the white rabbit
Shit happens...I got busted once and got out the game...my homie kept goin...4 weeks later, he doin 18 and I'm on the street...the streets got a time limit and it's usually short...
I agreed with him with everything except it's easier to police , they letting these criminals go with crazy wrap sheets almost no pint in stopping them
His absolutely right these cops are crooks
EXACTLY. There were MANY Violent Crews in Ny bac then.7:00 And Most that many will Never even hear about, and was Waay More Violent then the Supreme Team
Back then Queens was a zone and they focused on Jamaica because the hood was buzzin. People also don't realize that when Preme was around he wasn't with the drama, he wanted to make $$, get bitc$es, look fly, chill with ballers and rappers, and stay out da way!!!
This dude is an opportunist. But he made it work 🤷🏽♂️
That boy was a undercover from day one
But if he interview Prince or Supreme… he’d hit the Michael Jordan pinnacle!
He says he was carrying guns since he was 15 years old but at 18 years old he didn’t know he needed to slide the rack back on a gun in order to chamber a round 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️ HUH? Something ain’t adding up
"were you actually charged with anything?" There goes Vlad again
Great. The feds interviewing a cop. Nuthen to see here 💯😂😂
No he was absolutely right Vlad has to understand in the eighties and early nineties that was a man slaughter and you could get like 7 years and come home
Pappy was not part of the Supreme Team. He was with Fat Cat.
Where’s Bimmys story on this ?
vlad hella comfy in this interview 😭😭