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February 8th, 1936. Bumpy Johnson spoke two words: "Clean Harlem." By sunrise, fifteen Dutch Schultz enforcers were found dead across New York City. This is the true story of the most coordinated elimination in Harlem's history.

THE STORY:
For months, Dutch Schultz's crew had been terrorizing Harlem. They extorted businesses, disrespected residents, and treated the neighborhood like occupied territory. Fifteen enforcers operated across Harlem, protected by corrupt police and Dutch's fearsome reputation.

But they made one fatal mistake: they forgot who really controlled Harlem.

When community leaders approached Bumpy Johnson with evidence of Dutch's operation—fifteen names, addresses, and routines—Bumpy gave them a simple instruction: "Go home. Keep your families inside. Tomorrow morning, this problem won't exist."

That night, February 8th, 1936, Bumpy gathered eight of his most trusted men at the Red Rooster. He spread fifteen photographs across the table and gave the order that would become legendary:

"Clean Harlem."

What followed was eight hours of systematic, coordinated precision. From East Harlem to Sugar Hill, from midnight to sunrise, Dutch Schultz's entire operation was dismantled. Fifteen men eliminated. No witnesses. No mistakes. No mercy.

By morning, the NYPD was calling it "the most coordinated criminal massacre in New York history." But in Harlem, it wasn't called a massacre. It was called justice.

Dutch Schultz, one of the most feared mobsters in America, made an unprecedented decision: he withdrew from Harlem completely and never returned. The message was clear—you don't threaten Harlem. Because Harlem will respond. And when it does, the response is absolute.

TIMELINE:
0:00 - Opening: "Clean Harlem"
0:45 - Context: Dutch Schultz's Harlem Problem
2:15 - The Meeting: Community Leaders Speak
3:45 - The Order: Bumpy's Command
6:00 - The Night: Systematic Elimination
9:30 - The Final Target: Big Tony Salerno
11:30 - The Aftermath: Dutch's Surrender
13:30 - The Legacy: What It Meant
15:00 - Closing: The Larger War

DISCLAIMER:
This video presents a disputed historical account. While the conflict between Bumpy Johnson and Dutch Schultz is well-documented, specific details about "Clean Harlem" come from oral histories and underground accounts that have never been officially verified. February 8th, 1936 did see multiple unsolved deaths in Harlem, but no official connection to Bumpy Johnson or Dutch Schultz was ever established by law enforcement.

This content is presented for educational and historical interest purposes. It does not glorify violence but rather documents a significant moment in Harlem's complex history.

HISTORICAL CONTEXT:
Bumpy Johnson (1905-1968) was a prominent figure in Harlem's organized crime network during the 1930s-1960s. His conflict with Dutch Schultz represented a broader struggle for control of Harlem's illegal economy during the Prohibition and Depression eras.

Dutch Schultz (1901-1935) was assassinated by the Italian-American Mafia in October 1935, though some accounts suggest the events described in this video occurred before his death and contributed to his weakened position.

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