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Pablo Ecobar Vs. Frank Lucas

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Criminal. What is a criminal ? A Criminal is a person who doesn’t follow the law and commits horrific actions, such as rape, murder, treason, etc. Though it’s not all about the major crimes. Stealing, creating public tension, or simply lying about major issues are also seen as crimes. Pablo Escobar and Frank Lucas both were most of these things but they got their reputations by being one of the world's famous Drug Lords. A drug lord is someone who is in charge of a large amount or connection with dealing illegal drugs. Both Pablo Escobar and Frank Lucas have their similarities and their differences. Even though these two committed the same crime, the way they were brought up, trialed, and the type of drug dealing they did were completely different. …show more content…

December 1, 1949 in the Colombian city of Rionegro, Antioquia, his family moved to suburb of Envigado. His father was a peasant farmer (poor farmer) while his mother was a school teacher. His family were modest and lived a humble and honest life style. Mr.Escobar wanted to become someone great from the lifestyle he lived as a young child. He had a strong motivation to become great. He had his mind set to be the president of the colombia. No matter what he encountered, he had a strong desire for success, nothing was going to stop him from making his mark in this world. Before he knew it he was stealing cars, then he started to become famous during the Marlboro Wars (drug dealers fought for control over Colombia’s most smuggled cigarettes. During that time he learned and became a violent entrepreneurship, which made him successful in 1970 ( when a combination of circumstances gave Colombia dominance in the world trade in cocaine, and Medellin dominance within

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He never gave up and made sure they would win no matter the cost. In the end i think it's pretty clear why cesar chavez was a successful leader he possessed all the leading qualities and knew what to do in a time like that. He was a brave courageous guy with a goal to better the world for other people. He put others above himself and that's what made him such a great

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He once in awhile planned out his activities. He murdered at whatever point he craved, at whatever point he saw somebody that interested him. He never took out the additional precautions to cover up or remove any type of evidence of the crime committed. He committed murders in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and all over the place. For instance, at whatever point when Pedro saw little innocent girls that fit his age requirement strolling around with her mom, he would quickly attempt to kidnap her whenever she wandered from her mom.

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