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Bumpy Johnson Faced Rollins’ Knife — The Prison Went Silent After
In 1931, Harlem faced a silent invasion. As Dutch Schultz pushed to seize the numbers game during the Great Depression, Bumpy Johnson and Stephanie St. Clair responded without open war. This true story reveals how discipline, restraint, and quiet retaliation kept Harlem from being taken—and changed the rules of organized crime forever.
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🎬 TIMESTAMPS:
00:43 - THE KNIFE THAT DIDN’T CHANGE THE RULES
04:18 - WHEN ORDER BECAME A LIABILITY
08:16 - THE LOGIC OF ISOLATION
11:59 - A PLACE BUILT FOR DISAPPEARANCE
15:59 - THE DISTANCE SOLUTION
19:58 - A ROCK IN THE MIDDLE OF NOTHING