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It was also alleged Pontin had\nArranged a deal with the seventh suspect who was found not guilty\nThe Hackney youths were largely from London Fields, whilst TMD\nWere largely from Broadwater Farm. Although this conflict is\nOften labelled Hackney vs Tottenham, it's really more linked to\nThose two estates within each borough. The series of killings and\nReprisals between the two areas really kicked off in the late 90's\nThe Hackney youths were largely from London Fields, whilst TMD\nWere largely from Broadwater Farm. Although this conflict is often\nLabelled Hackney vs Tottenham, it's really more linked to those\nTwo estates within each borough. The series of killings and\nReprisals between the two areas really kicked off in the late 1990's\nTwo of those convicted for the murder of Popcorn were shot dead by\nTMD soon after their release from prison in separate incidents\nIn June 1999, Menelik Robinson, 20, was driving in his red BMW\nConvertible in Hackney when it was followed by two motorbikes. One\nPulled in front of the BMW, blocking its way, whilst another stopped\nBeside it. The pillion passenger dismounted and walked up to the\nSide window, firing several shots. Two years later in April 2001\nAnother of the Hackney Boys convicted, Corey Wright, 20, was also\nShot dead in his car in Hackney. His friend who was with him, Wayne\nHenry, was also killed. The shots fired into Wright's blue BMW caused\nThe vehicle to lose control and it went off the road into a bus stop\nBy Thistlethwaite Road in Lower Clapton. These were some of the\nEight gang and organised crime related killings that earned Lower\nAnd Upper Clapton the reputation as the \"Murder Mile\". Although the\nMurders were never solved, some people believe Clint Pontin had some\nInvolvement and it is alleged he contacted the Hackney Boys to deny\nHis involvement a couple days after the murders of Wright and Henry\nHackney responded with the murder of TMD Firm member Buckhead from\nEdmonton. He was murdered in December 2002 after being shot down\nIn a hail of bullets in front of his girlfriend in West Green Road\nHackney Boy DC, who was also a Hounslow club promoter, was pinned\nWith the murder, having been identified by witnesses. However\nClint Pontin again comes into the frame according to street legend\nThey go along the lines that DC was not behind the killing but\nClint Pontin had forced Buckhead's girlfriend to identify DC\nA strategic move of sorts. 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It happened\nAt Turmills Club in Clerkenwell during a Soul Solid Crew\nEvent, who were managed by Tottenham Mandem's Leyton\n...The event and there was an attempt to prevent the\nEvent from going ahead, but the event organiser refused\nAs a result the police parked a vehicle outside\nThe club, hoping that it would deter any gunmen\nHowever, in the early hours, several men burst into\nThe nightclub firing shots, injuring one person\nThe gunfire continued as the targets were chased into the street\nJason Fearon and another man, who believed was the\nMain target, made their way in an Audi TT sports car\nThey were followed by the two Tottenham men, who\nBelieved to be Clint Pontin and Wes Lamby, firing\nShots into the Audi from their BMW during a car chase\nFearon was wearing a bulletproof vest and was hit in the head and died\nClint Pontin, also known as C1 or The Chosen One\nAnd Wes Lamby went into the music industry, forming\nThe label Northstar, whilst with the Tottenham mandem\nMeanwhile, in the background to these set of killings\nMark Lamby had become a target of the recently\nFormed Metropolitan Police Unit, Operation Trident","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: TRIDENT 2\n  artist: Dean Blunt\n  album: Roaches 2012 - 2019 (Super Deluxe Edition)\n  duration_ms: 490000\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  The Hackney Boys were predominantly from the London Fields\n  Area, although were close to other Hackney Boys in the\n  Pembrey and Mother Square estates. It was not quite a\n  Borough-wide gang but covered the E2, E5, E8 postcodes\n  Operation Trident put the start of the war between Tottenham\n  Down to the killing of Guidance The Curse, 16, who was shot dead\n  In Chimes in January 1997. It occurred at a private party when\n  Tottenham Mandem associate Blue was alleged to have fired a\n  Gun at the club which hit and killed The Curse. However, the\n  Real ignition is believed by many to have been brought on earlier\n  In 1995, a couple of youths from Tottenham had been friendly with\n  Youths from London Fields and Pembrey. They went out together robbing\n  People, including young dealers, in other parts of North London. They\n  Also went on \"stealing robberies\" across shops. The Tottenham youths\n  However started to come back to Hackney and re-rob the Hackney youths\n  Which caused very serious grievances. One of the TMD youths stabbed\n  A Hackney boy from Pembrey in the leg during one of the re-robberies\n  An act which led to a series of cyclical violence between the two\n  Areas. A couple of TMD youths were confronted by Hackney Boys\n  Following this, which incidentally also came a month after the\n  Murder of The Curse. The TMD boys were chased but one youth\n  Popcorn, was cornered into a block of flats on the Carlton Lodge\n  Estate, a small estate around Carlton Road, just north of Finsbury\n  Park. He was beaten up and then shot dead in the presence of at\n  Least six members of the Hackney Boys. He bled to death on the roof\n  Of a block of flats. Popcorn was well-known and well-connected in\n  The Tottenham area. One TMD youth, and later music artist Clint\n  Pontin, helped to convict the six suspects from Hackney, having\n  Also been chased along with Popcorn. And whilst a single killer was\n  Not identified, the suspects were all sentenced at the Old Bailey\n  For between four and six years each. It was also alleged Pontin had\n  Arranged a deal with the seventh suspect who was found not guilty\n  The Hackney youths were largely from London Fields, whilst TMD\n  Were largely from Broadwater Farm. Although this conflict is\n  Often labelled Hackney vs Tottenham, it's really more linked to\n  Those two estates within each borough. The series of killings and\n  Reprisals between the two areas really kicked off in the late 90's\n  The Hackney youths were largely from London Fields, whilst TMD\n  Were largely from Broadwater Farm. Although this conflict is often\n  Labelled Hackney vs Tottenham, it's really more linked to those\n  Two estates within each borough. The series of killings and\n  Reprisals between the two areas really kicked off in the late 1990's\n  Two of those convicted for the murder of Popcorn were shot dead by\n  TMD soon after their release from prison in separate incidents\n  In June 1999, Menelik Robinson, 20, was driving in his red BMW\n  Convertible in Hackney when it was followed by two motorbikes. One\n  Pulled in front of the BMW, blocking its way, whilst another stopped\n  Beside it. The pillion passenger dismounted and walked up to the\n  Side window, firing several shots. Two years later in April 2001\n  Another of the Hackney Boys convicted, Corey Wright, 20, was also\n  Shot dead in his car in Hackney. His friend who was with him, Wayne\n  Henry, was also killed. The shots fired into Wright's blue BMW caused\n  The vehicle to lose control and it went off the road into a bus stop\n  By Thistlethwaite Road in Lower Clapton. These were some of the\n  Eight gang and organised crime related killings that earned Lower\n  And Upper Clapton the reputation as the \"Murder Mile\". Although the\n  Murders were never solved, some people believe Clint Pontin had some\n  Involvement and it is alleged he contacted the Hackney Boys to deny\n  His involvement a couple days after the murders of Wright and Henry\n  Hackney responded with the murder of TMD Firm member Buckhead from\n  Edmonton. He was murdered in December 2002 after being shot down\n  In a hail of bullets in front of his girlfriend in West Green Road\n  Hackney Boy DC, who was also a Hounslow club promoter, was pinned\n  With the murder, having been identified by witnesses. However\n  Clint Pontin again comes into the frame according to street legend\n  They go along the lines that DC was not behind the killing but\n  Clint Pontin had forced Buckhead's girlfriend to identify DC\n  A strategic move of sorts. DC had been\n  Serving a life sentence since 2003\n  A series of events following Buckhead's murder led to\n  The eventual death of Hackney Boy Jason Fearon. It happened\n  At Turmills Club in Clerkenwell during a Soul Solid Crew\n  Event, who were managed by Tottenham Mandem's Leyton\n  ...The event and there was an attempt to prevent the\n  Event from going ahead, but the event organiser refused\n  As a result the police parked a vehicle outside\n  The club, hoping that it would deter any gunmen\n  However, in the early hours, several men burst into\n  The nightclub firing shots, injuring one person\n  The gunfire continued as the targets were chased into the street\n  Jason Fearon and another man, who believed was the\n  Main target, made their way in an Audi TT sports car\n  They were followed by the two Tottenham men, who\n  Believed to be Clint Pontin and Wes Lamby, firing\n  Shots into the Audi from their BMW during a car chase\n  Fearon was wearing a bulletproof vest and was hit in the head and died\n  Clint Pontin, also known as C1 or The Chosen One\n  And Wes Lamby went into the music industry, forming\n  The label Northstar, whilst with the Tottenham mandem\n  Meanwhile, in the background to these set of killings\n  Mark Lamby had become a target of the recently\n  Formed Metropolitan Police Unit, Operation Trident\n"},{"id":25007371,"name":"TRIDENT 2","trackName":"TRIDENT 2","artistName":"Dean Blunt","albumName":"Roaches 2012-2019","duration":490.031995,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"The Hackney Boys were predominantly from the London Fields\nArea, although were close to other Hackney Boys in the\nPembrey and Mother Square estates. It was not quite a\nBorough-wide gang but covered the E2, E5, E8 postcodes\nOperation Trident put the start of the war between Tottenham\nDown to the killing of Guidance The Curse, 16, who was shot dead\nIn Chimes in January 1997. It occurred at a private party when\nTottenham Mandem associate Blue was alleged to have fired a\nGun at the club which hit and killed The Curse. However, the\nReal ignition is believed by many to have been brought on earlier\nIn 1995, a couple of youths from Tottenham had been friendly with\nYouths from London Fields and Pembrey. They went out together robbing\nPeople, including young dealers, in other parts of North London. They\nAlso went on \"stealing robberies\" across shops. The Tottenham youths\nHowever started to come back to Hackney and re-rob the Hackney youths\nWhich caused very serious grievances. One of the TMD youths stabbed\nA Hackney boy from Pembrey in the leg during one of the re-robberies\nAn act which led to a series of cyclical violence between the two\nAreas. A couple of TMD youths were confronted by Hackney Boys\nFollowing this, which incidentally also came a month after the\nMurder of The Curse. The TMD boys were chased but one youth\nPopcorn, was cornered into a block of flats on the Carlton Lodge\nEstate, a small estate around Carlton Road, just north of Finsbury\nPark. He was beaten up and then shot dead in the presence of at\nLeast six members of the Hackney Boys. He bled to death on the roof\nOf a block of flats. Popcorn was well-known and well-connected in\nThe Tottenham area. One TMD youth, and later music artist Clint\nPontin, helped to convict the six suspects from Hackney, having\nAlso been chased along with Popcorn. And whilst a single killer was\nNot identified, the suspects were all sentenced at the Old Bailey\nFor between four and six years each. It was also alleged Pontin had\nArranged a deal with the seventh suspect who was found not guilty\nThe Hackney youths were largely from London Fields, whilst TMD\nWere largely from Broadwater Farm. Although this conflict is\nOften labelled Hackney vs Tottenham, it's really more linked to\nThose two estates within each borough. The series of killings and\nReprisals between the two areas really kicked off in the late 90's\nThe Hackney youths were largely from London Fields, whilst TMD\nWere largely from Broadwater Farm. Although this conflict is often\nLabelled Hackney vs Tottenham, it's really more linked to those\nTwo estates within each borough. The series of killings and\nReprisals between the two areas really kicked off in the late 1990's\nTwo of those convicted for the murder of Popcorn were shot dead by\nTMD soon after their release from prison in separate incidents\nIn June 1999, Menelik Robinson, 20, was driving in his red BMW\nConvertible in Hackney when it was followed by two motorbikes. One\nPulled in front of the BMW, blocking its way, whilst another stopped\nBeside it. The pillion passenger dismounted and walked up to the\nSide window, firing several shots. Two years later in April 2001\nAnother of the Hackney Boys convicted, Corey Wright, 20, was also\nShot dead in his car in Hackney. His friend who was with him, Wayne\nHenry, was also killed. The shots fired into Wright's blue BMW caused\nThe vehicle to lose control and it went off the road into a bus stop\nBy Thistlethwaite Road in Lower Clapton. These were some of the\nEight gang and organised crime related killings that earned Lower\nAnd Upper Clapton the reputation as the \"Murder Mile\". Although the\nMurders were never solved, some people believe Clint Pontin had some\nInvolvement and it is alleged he contacted the Hackney Boys to deny\nHis involvement a couple days after the murders of Wright and Henry\nHackney responded with the murder of TMD Firm member Buckhead from\nEdmonton. He was murdered in December 2002 after being shot down\nIn a hail of bullets in front of his girlfriend in West Green Road\nHackney Boy DC, who was also a Hounslow club promoter, was pinned\nWith the murder, having been identified by witnesses. However\nClint Pontin again comes into the frame according to street legend\nThey go along the lines that DC was not behind the killing but\nClint Pontin had forced Buckhead's girlfriend to identify DC\nA strategic move of sorts. DC had been\nServing a life sentence since 2003\nA series of events following Buckhead's murder led to\nThe eventual death of Hackney Boy Jason Fearon. It happened\nAt Turmills Club in Clerkenwell during a Soul Solid Crew\nEvent, who were managed by Tottenham Mandem's Leyton\n...The event and there was an attempt to prevent the\nEvent from going ahead, but the event organiser refused\nAs a result the police parked a vehicle outside\nThe club, hoping that it would deter any gunmen\nHowever, in the early hours, several men burst into\nThe nightclub firing shots, injuring one person\nThe gunfire continued as the targets were chased into the street\nJason Fearon and another man, who believed was the\nMain target, made their way in an Audi TT sports car\nThey were followed by the two Tottenham men, who\nBelieved to be Clint Pontin and Wes Lamby, firing\nShots into the Audi from their BMW during a car chase\nFearon was wearing a bulletproof vest and was hit in the head and died\nClint Pontin, also known as C1 or The Chosen One\nAnd Wes Lamby went into the music industry, forming\nThe label Northstar, whilst with the Tottenham mandem\nMeanwhile, in the background to these set of killings\nMark Lamby had become a target of the recently\nFormed Metropolitan Police Unit, Operation Trident","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: TRIDENT 2\n  artist: Dean Blunt\n  album: Roaches 2012-2019\n  duration_ms: 490032\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  The Hackney Boys were predominantly from the London Fields\n  Area, although were close to other Hackney Boys in the\n  Pembrey and Mother Square estates. It was not quite a\n  Borough-wide gang but covered the E2, E5, E8 postcodes\n  Operation Trident put the start of the war between Tottenham\n  Down to the killing of Guidance The Curse, 16, who was shot dead\n  In Chimes in January 1997. It occurred at a private party when\n  Tottenham Mandem associate Blue was alleged to have fired a\n  Gun at the club which hit and killed The Curse. However, the\n  Real ignition is believed by many to have been brought on earlier\n  In 1995, a couple of youths from Tottenham had been friendly with\n  Youths from London Fields and Pembrey. They went out together robbing\n  People, including young dealers, in other parts of North London. They\n  Also went on \"stealing robberies\" across shops. The Tottenham youths\n  However started to come back to Hackney and re-rob the Hackney youths\n  Which caused very serious grievances. One of the TMD youths stabbed\n  A Hackney boy from Pembrey in the leg during one of the re-robberies\n  An act which led to a series of cyclical violence between the two\n  Areas. A couple of TMD youths were confronted by Hackney Boys\n  Following this, which incidentally also came a month after the\n  Murder of The Curse. The TMD boys were chased but one youth\n  Popcorn, was cornered into a block of flats on the Carlton Lodge\n  Estate, a small estate around Carlton Road, just north of Finsbury\n  Park. He was beaten up and then shot dead in the presence of at\n  Least six members of the Hackney Boys. He bled to death on the roof\n  Of a block of flats. Popcorn was well-known and well-connected in\n  The Tottenham area. One TMD youth, and later music artist Clint\n  Pontin, helped to convict the six suspects from Hackney, having\n  Also been chased along with Popcorn. And whilst a single killer was\n  Not identified, the suspects were all sentenced at the Old Bailey\n  For between four and six years each. It was also alleged Pontin had\n  Arranged a deal with the seventh suspect who was found not guilty\n  The Hackney youths were largely from London Fields, whilst TMD\n  Were largely from Broadwater Farm. Although this conflict is\n  Often labelled Hackney vs Tottenham, it's really more linked to\n  Those two estates within each borough. The series of killings and\n  Reprisals between the two areas really kicked off in the late 90's\n  The Hackney youths were largely from London Fields, whilst TMD\n  Were largely from Broadwater Farm. Although this conflict is often\n  Labelled Hackney vs Tottenham, it's really more linked to those\n  Two estates within each borough. The series of killings and\n  Reprisals between the two areas really kicked off in the late 1990's\n  Two of those convicted for the murder of Popcorn were shot dead by\n  TMD soon after their release from prison in separate incidents\n  In June 1999, Menelik Robinson, 20, was driving in his red BMW\n  Convertible in Hackney when it was followed by two motorbikes. One\n  Pulled in front of the BMW, blocking its way, whilst another stopped\n  Beside it. The pillion passenger dismounted and walked up to the\n  Side window, firing several shots. Two years later in April 2001\n  Another of the Hackney Boys convicted, Corey Wright, 20, was also\n  Shot dead in his car in Hackney. His friend who was with him, Wayne\n  Henry, was also killed. The shots fired into Wright's blue BMW caused\n  The vehicle to lose control and it went off the road into a bus stop\n  By Thistlethwaite Road in Lower Clapton. These were some of the\n  Eight gang and organised crime related killings that earned Lower\n  And Upper Clapton the reputation as the \"Murder Mile\". Although the\n  Murders were never solved, some people believe Clint Pontin had some\n  Involvement and it is alleged he contacted the Hackney Boys to deny\n  His involvement a couple days after the murders of Wright and Henry\n  Hackney responded with the murder of TMD Firm member Buckhead from\n  Edmonton. He was murdered in December 2002 after being shot down\n  In a hail of bullets in front of his girlfriend in West Green Road\n  Hackney Boy DC, who was also a Hounslow club promoter, was pinned\n  With the murder, having been identified by witnesses. However\n  Clint Pontin again comes into the frame according to street legend\n  They go along the lines that DC was not behind the killing but\n  Clint Pontin had forced Buckhead's girlfriend to identify DC\n  A strategic move of sorts. DC had been\n  Serving a life sentence since 2003\n  A series of events following Buckhead's murder led to\n  The eventual death of Hackney Boy Jason Fearon. It happened\n  At Turmills Club in Clerkenwell during a Soul Solid Crew\n  Event, who were managed by Tottenham Mandem's Leyton\n  ...The event and there was an attempt to prevent the\n  Event from going ahead, but the event organiser refused\n  As a result the police parked a vehicle outside\n  The club, hoping that it would deter any gunmen\n  However, in the early hours, several men burst into\n  The nightclub firing shots, injuring one person\n  The gunfire continued as the targets were chased into the street\n  Jason Fearon and another man, who believed was the\n  Main target, made their way in an Audi TT sports car\n  They were followed by the two Tottenham men, who\n  Believed to be Clint Pontin and Wes Lamby, firing\n  Shots into the Audi from their BMW during a car chase\n  Fearon was wearing a bulletproof vest and was hit in the head and died\n  Clint Pontin, also known as C1 or The Chosen One\n  And Wes Lamby went into the music industry, forming\n  The label Northstar, whilst with the Tottenham mandem\n  Meanwhile, in the background to these set of killings\n  Mark Lamby had become a target of the recently\n  Formed Metropolitan Police Unit, Operation Trident\n"},{"id":13162314,"name":"Blow 2","trackName":"Blow 2","artistName":"Blunt, Dean","albumName":"Babyfather","duration":101.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Don't need nobody helping\nCount money to the ceiling\nCan't nobody beat the feeling\n\nI know it's not exciting\nJust another evening\nI need something to believe in\n\nOh, no\nMy girl is drunk\nThis evening\nMy girl is drunk\nThis evening\nSo be warned\nBelieve me\n\nI don't need nobody helping\nThis evening","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Blow 2\n  artist: Blunt, Dean\n  album: Babyfather\n  duration_ms: 101000\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  Don't need nobody helping\n  Count money to the ceiling\n  Can't nobody beat the feeling\n\n  I know it's not exciting\n  Just another evening\n  I need something to believe in\n\n  Oh, no\n  My girl is drunk\n  This evening\n  My girl is drunk\n  This evening\n  So be warned\n  Believe me\n\n  I don't need nobody helping\n  This evening\n"},{"id":27163450,"name":"TRIDENT 2","trackName":"TRIDENT 2","artistName":"Dean Blunt","albumName":"Roaches 2012 - 2019 ($up£r D€lux£)","duration":490.031995,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"The Hackney Boys were predominantly from the London Fields\nArea, although were close to other Hackney Boys in the\nPembrey and Mother Square estates. It was not quite a\nBorough-wide gang but covered the E2, E5, E8 postcodes\nOperation Trident put the start of the war between Tottenham\nDown to the killing of Guidance The Curse, 16, who was shot dead\nIn Chimes in January 1997. It occurred at a private party when\nTottenham Mandem associate Blue was alleged to have fired a\nGun at the club which hit and killed The Curse. However, the\nReal ignition is believed by many to have been brought on earlier\nIn 1995, a couple of youths from Tottenham had been friendly with\nYouths from London Fields and Pembrey. They went out together robbing\nPeople, including young dealers, in other parts of North London. They\nAlso went on \"stealing robberies\" across shops. The Tottenham youths\nHowever started to come back to Hackney and re-rob the Hackney youths\nWhich caused very serious grievances. One of the TMD youths stabbed\nA Hackney boy from Pembrey in the leg during one of the re-robberies\nAn act which led to a series of cyclical violence between the two\nAreas. A couple of TMD youths were confronted by Hackney Boys\nFollowing this, which incidentally also came a month after the\nMurder of The Curse. The TMD boys were chased but one youth\nPopcorn, was cornered into a block of flats on the Carlton Lodge\nEstate, a small estate around Carlton Road, just north of Finsbury\nPark. He was beaten up and then shot dead in the presence of at\nLeast six members of the Hackney Boys. He bled to death on the roof\nOf a block of flats. Popcorn was well-known and well-connected in\nThe Tottenham area. One TMD youth, and later music artist Clint\nPontin, helped to convict the six suspects from Hackney, having\nAlso been chased along with Popcorn. And whilst a single killer was\nNot identified, the suspects were all sentenced at the Old Bailey\nFor between four and six years each. It was also alleged Pontin had\nArranged a deal with the seventh suspect who was found not guilty\nThe Hackney youths were largely from London Fields, whilst TMD\nWere largely from Broadwater Farm. Although this conflict is\nOften labelled Hackney vs Tottenham, it's really more linked to\nThose two estates within each borough. The series of killings and\nReprisals between the two areas really kicked off in the late 90's\nThe Hackney youths were largely from London Fields, whilst TMD\nWere largely from Broadwater Farm. Although this conflict is often\nLabelled Hackney vs Tottenham, it's really more linked to those\nTwo estates within each borough. The series of killings and\nReprisals between the two areas really kicked off in the late 1990's\nTwo of those convicted for the murder of Popcorn were shot dead by\nTMD soon after their release from prison in separate incidents\nIn June 1999, Menelik Robinson, 20, was driving in his red BMW\nConvertible in Hackney when it was followed by two motorbikes. One\nPulled in front of the BMW, blocking its way, whilst another stopped\nBeside it. The pillion passenger dismounted and walked up to the\nSide window, firing several shots. Two years later in April 2001\nAnother of the Hackney Boys convicted, Corey Wright, 20, was also\nShot dead in his car in Hackney. His friend who was with him, Wayne\nHenry, was also killed. The shots fired into Wright's blue BMW caused\nThe vehicle to lose control and it went off the road into a bus stop\nBy Thistlethwaite Road in Lower Clapton. These were some of the\nEight gang and organised crime related killings that earned Lower\nAnd Upper Clapton the reputation as the \"Murder Mile\". Although the\nMurders were never solved, some people believe Clint Pontin had some\nInvolvement and it is alleged he contacted the Hackney Boys to deny\nHis involvement a couple days after the murders of Wright and Henry\nHackney responded with the murder of TMD Firm member Buckhead from\nEdmonton. He was murdered in December 2002 after being shot down\nIn a hail of bullets in front of his girlfriend in West Green Road\nHackney Boy DC, who was also a Hounslow club promoter, was pinned\nWith the murder, having been identified by witnesses. However\nClint Pontin again comes into the frame according to street legend\nThey go along the lines that DC was not behind the killing but\nClint Pontin had forced Buckhead's girlfriend to identify DC\nA strategic move of sorts. DC had been\nServing a life sentence since 2003\nA series of events following Buckhead's murder led to\nThe eventual death of Hackney Boy Jason Fearon. It happened\nAt Turmills Club in Clerkenwell during a Soul Solid Crew\nEvent, who were managed by Tottenham Mandem's Leyton\n...The event and there was an attempt to prevent the\nEvent from going ahead, but the event organiser refused\nAs a result the police parked a vehicle outside\nThe club, hoping that it would deter any gunmen\nHowever, in the early hours, several men burst into\nThe nightclub firing shots, injuring one person\nThe gunfire continued as the targets were chased into the street\nJason Fearon and another man, who believed was the\nMain target, made their way in an Audi TT sports car\nThey were followed by the two Tottenham men, who\nBelieved to be Clint Pontin and Wes Lamby, firing\nShots into the Audi from their BMW during a car chase\nFearon was wearing a bulletproof vest and was hit in the head and died\nClint Pontin, also known as C1 or The Chosen One\nAnd Wes Lamby went into the music industry, forming\nThe label Northstar, whilst with the Tottenham mandem\nMeanwhile, in the background to these set of killings\nMark Lamby had become a target of the recently\nFormed Metropolitan Police Unit, Operation Trident","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: TRIDENT 2\n  artist: Dean Blunt\n  album: Roaches 2012 - 2019 ($up£r D€lux£)\n  duration_ms: 490032\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  The Hackney Boys were predominantly from the London Fields\n  Area, although were close to other Hackney Boys in the\n  Pembrey and Mother Square estates. It was not quite a\n  Borough-wide gang but covered the E2, E5, E8 postcodes\n  Operation Trident put the start of the war between Tottenham\n  Down to the killing of Guidance The Curse, 16, who was shot dead\n  In Chimes in January 1997. It occurred at a private party when\n  Tottenham Mandem associate Blue was alleged to have fired a\n  Gun at the club which hit and killed The Curse. However, the\n  Real ignition is believed by many to have been brought on earlier\n  In 1995, a couple of youths from Tottenham had been friendly with\n  Youths from London Fields and Pembrey. They went out together robbing\n  People, including young dealers, in other parts of North London. They\n  Also went on \"stealing robberies\" across shops. The Tottenham youths\n  However started to come back to Hackney and re-rob the Hackney youths\n  Which caused very serious grievances. One of the TMD youths stabbed\n  A Hackney boy from Pembrey in the leg during one of the re-robberies\n  An act which led to a series of cyclical violence between the two\n  Areas. A couple of TMD youths were confronted by Hackney Boys\n  Following this, which incidentally also came a month after the\n  Murder of The Curse. The TMD boys were chased but one youth\n  Popcorn, was cornered into a block of flats on the Carlton Lodge\n  Estate, a small estate around Carlton Road, just north of Finsbury\n  Park. He was beaten up and then shot dead in the presence of at\n  Least six members of the Hackney Boys. He bled to death on the roof\n  Of a block of flats. Popcorn was well-known and well-connected in\n  The Tottenham area. One TMD youth, and later music artist Clint\n  Pontin, helped to convict the six suspects from Hackney, having\n  Also been chased along with Popcorn. And whilst a single killer was\n  Not identified, the suspects were all sentenced at the Old Bailey\n  For between four and six years each. It was also alleged Pontin had\n  Arranged a deal with the seventh suspect who was found not guilty\n  The Hackney youths were largely from London Fields, whilst TMD\n  Were largely from Broadwater Farm. Although this conflict is\n  Often labelled Hackney vs Tottenham, it's really more linked to\n  Those two estates within each borough. The series of killings and\n  Reprisals between the two areas really kicked off in the late 90's\n  The Hackney youths were largely from London Fields, whilst TMD\n  Were largely from Broadwater Farm. Although this conflict is often\n  Labelled Hackney vs Tottenham, it's really more linked to those\n  Two estates within each borough. The series of killings and\n  Reprisals between the two areas really kicked off in the late 1990's\n  Two of those convicted for the murder of Popcorn were shot dead by\n  TMD soon after their release from prison in separate incidents\n  In June 1999, Menelik Robinson, 20, was driving in his red BMW\n  Convertible in Hackney when it was followed by two motorbikes. One\n  Pulled in front of the BMW, blocking its way, whilst another stopped\n  Beside it. The pillion passenger dismounted and walked up to the\n  Side window, firing several shots. Two years later in April 2001\n  Another of the Hackney Boys convicted, Corey Wright, 20, was also\n  Shot dead in his car in Hackney. His friend who was with him, Wayne\n  Henry, was also killed. The shots fired into Wright's blue BMW caused\n  The vehicle to lose control and it went off the road into a bus stop\n  By Thistlethwaite Road in Lower Clapton. These were some of the\n  Eight gang and organised crime related killings that earned Lower\n  And Upper Clapton the reputation as the \"Murder Mile\". Although the\n  Murders were never solved, some people believe Clint Pontin had some\n  Involvement and it is alleged he contacted the Hackney Boys to deny\n  His involvement a couple days after the murders of Wright and Henry\n  Hackney responded with the murder of TMD Firm member Buckhead from\n  Edmonton. He was murdered in December 2002 after being shot down\n  In a hail of bullets in front of his girlfriend in West Green Road\n  Hackney Boy DC, who was also a Hounslow club promoter, was pinned\n  With the murder, having been identified by witnesses. However\n  Clint Pontin again comes into the frame according to street legend\n  They go along the lines that DC was not behind the killing but\n  Clint Pontin had forced Buckhead's girlfriend to identify DC\n  A strategic move of sorts. DC had been\n  Serving a life sentence since 2003\n  A series of events following Buckhead's murder led to\n  The eventual death of Hackney Boy Jason Fearon. It happened\n  At Turmills Club in Clerkenwell during a Soul Solid Crew\n  Event, who were managed by Tottenham Mandem's Leyton\n  ...The event and there was an attempt to prevent the\n  Event from going ahead, but the event organiser refused\n  As a result the police parked a vehicle outside\n  The club, hoping that it would deter any gunmen\n  However, in the early hours, several men burst into\n  The nightclub firing shots, injuring one person\n  The gunfire continued as the targets were chased into the street\n  Jason Fearon and another man, who believed was the\n  Main target, made their way in an Audi TT sports car\n  They were followed by the two Tottenham men, who\n  Believed to be Clint Pontin and Wes Lamby, firing\n  Shots into the Audi from their BMW during a car chase\n  Fearon was wearing a bulletproof vest and was hit in the head and died\n  Clint Pontin, also known as C1 or The Chosen One\n  And Wes Lamby went into the music industry, forming\n  The label Northstar, whilst with the Tottenham mandem\n  Meanwhile, in the background to these set of killings\n  Mark Lamby had become a target of the recently\n  Formed Metropolitan Police Unit, Operation Trident\n"},{"id":25421548,"name":"TRIDENT 2","trackName":"TRIDENT 2","artistName":"Dean Blunt","albumName":"Roaches 2012-2019 (Deluxe Version)","duration":490.031,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"The Hackney Boys were predominantly from the London Fields\nArea, although were close to other Hackney Boys in the\nPembrey and Mother Square estates. It was not quite a\nBorough-wide gang but covered the E2, E5, E8 postcodes\nOperation Trident put the start of the war between Tottenham\nDown to the killing of Guidance The Curse, 16, who was shot dead\nIn Chimes in January 1997. It occurred at a private party when\nTottenham Mandem associate Blue was alleged to have fired a\nGun at the club which hit and killed The Curse. However, the\nReal ignition is believed by many to have been brought on earlier\nIn 1995, a couple of youths from Tottenham had been friendly with\nYouths from London Fields and Pembrey. They went out together robbing\nPeople, including young dealers, in other parts of North London. They\nAlso went on \"stealing robberies\" across shops. The Tottenham youths\nHowever started to come back to Hackney and re-rob the Hackney youths\nWhich caused very serious grievances. One of the TMD youths stabbed\nA Hackney boy from Pembrey in the leg during one of the re-robberies\nAn act which led to a series of cyclical violence between the two\nAreas. A couple of TMD youths were confronted by Hackney Boys\nFollowing this, which incidentally also came a month after the\nMurder of The Curse. The TMD boys were chased but one youth\nPopcorn, was cornered into a block of flats on the Carlton Lodge\nEstate, a small estate around Carlton Road, just north of Finsbury\nPark. He was beaten up and then shot dead in the presence of at\nLeast six members of the Hackney Boys. He bled to death on the roof\nOf a block of flats. Popcorn was well-known and well-connected in\nThe Tottenham area. One TMD youth, and later music artist Clint\nPontin, helped to convict the six suspects from Hackney, having\nAlso been chased along with Popcorn. And whilst a single killer was\nNot identified, the suspects were all sentenced at the Old Bailey\nFor between four and six years each. 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And whilst a single killer was\n  Not identified, the suspects were all sentenced at the Old Bailey\n  For between four and six years each. It was also alleged Pontin had\n  Arranged a deal with the seventh suspect who was found not guilty\n  The Hackney youths were largely from London Fields, whilst TMD\n  Were largely from Broadwater Farm. Although this conflict is\n  Often labelled Hackney vs Tottenham, it's really more linked to\n  Those two estates within each borough. The series of killings and\n  Reprisals between the two areas really kicked off in the late 90's\n  The Hackney youths were largely from London Fields, whilst TMD\n  Were largely from Broadwater Farm. Although this conflict is often\n  Labelled Hackney vs Tottenham, it's really more linked to those\n  Two estates within each borough. 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DC had been\n  Serving a life sentence since 2003\n  A series of events following Buckhead's murder led to\n  The eventual death of Hackney Boy Jason Fearon. 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