Gang war, Mafia, Druglord Documentaries?

[MobCounty]

I can't stop watching shows like gangland on the discovery channel. Are there any must see documentaries on the subject out there?

[Knowledged_one]

MLC vs Tenbats?

in all seriousness i have this one and it was pretty good

http://www.amazon.com/Mafia-History-America-Collectors-Choice/dp/B00005AA9C

[jonyrotn]

Cocaine Cowboys imo was fuckin teriffic..

[Slumbag]

Cocaine Cowboys imo was fuckin teriffic..

Cocaine Cowboys was terrific.
All of the Richard Kuklinski docs are really interesting.
I forget the exact name, but it's like IceMan: Confessions of a Mafia Hitman. Google his name and I'm sure it would come up.
I also so one about this kid that dealt coke in D.C. in the eighties. I completely forget his name, but it was a great doc.

[Slumbag]

I also so one about this kid that dealt coke in D.C. in the eighties. I completely forget his name, but it was a great doc.
I hate to quote myself, but I remembered. It wasn't about coke, it's about the dude that basically intrduced crack to D.C., Rayful Edmonds.
The movie is called Rayful Edmonds: The Rise and Fall Vol 1. Great story. The dude would have like $10,000 in his pocket at the end of any given day, and just give it to people on the street. On New Years Eve, he had a few 100 thousand dollars in a club, and was just throwing it in the crowd.

[PapaBear]

The dude would have like $10,000 in his pocket at the end of any given day, and just give it to people on the street. On New Years Eve, he had a few 100 thousand dollars in a club, and was just throwing it in the crowd.
And while he was doing this, his people were murdering people and shooting a Reverend 12 times. I'd like to see it, but I hope it doesn't make him look like some sort of urban hero. DC was a very scary place in the 80's.

[Slumbag]

And while he was doing this, his people were murdering people and shooting a Reverend 12 times. I'd like to see it, but I hope it doesn't make him look like some sort of urban hero. DC was a very scary place in the 80's.

I just want to make it clear I wasn't trying to act like he was doing good things. The stuff about the money was basically to say how much cash he had coming in through his orginization. He was a big piece of shit.
As far as the documentary P.O.V., it does the standard thing. People from the street and his family thought he was a god, and the authorities do interviews and hate him.