F.E.D.S. - FINALLY EVERY DIMENSION OF THE STREETS Issue #21 profiles the rise and fall of a Heroin Kingpin, New York City's Freddie Myers, following his release from prison after 24 years. This issue features the story of Mr. Freddie Myers a.k.a. New York Freddie, a well-known heroin kingpin from Harlem in the 1950s that did 24 years in the pen without snitching (his wife and step-children also went to jail with him). Sentenced to 40 years in prison on October 7, 1983 for his part in Harlem's largest heroin operation ever. The feds were allowed to confiscate $1.3 million in cash from Freddie, $1.3 million in jewelry, 29 fur coats worth about $50,000 and three Mercedes- Benzes from their raid on his Mount Vernon mansion. According to the Government's case, he controlled heroin sales between West 114th and West 120th Streets in Harlem, making him one of the biggest narcotics sellers in New York City. - This issue includes a free edition of GRITS magazine. 'Grown and Raised In The South,' GRITS magazine is including a free copy of their premiere issue in with F.E.D.S. Issue #21. Featuring Lil' Jon, Ying Yang Twins, Pitbull, Swishahouse, Twisted Black and Yo Gotti, this half-size magazine in a plateful of Southern homecooking. ALSO FEATURING: The Game, Snoop Dogg, Lloyd Banks, Rick Ross and Pitbull. Convicted Criminals - Sports - Music - Fashion - Film - Gangstas