Curtis grew up to become King Cuz. A gangster well respected for his brain and his derring-do. His set, the Rollin' Paper Chasers, was the first gang to have trained medics at their rumbles. A shoot-out would pop off at the swap meet and the stretcher-bearers would cart off the wounded to be treated in some field hospital set up behind the frontlines. You didn't know whether to be sad or impressed. It wasn't long after that innovation that he applied for membership to NATO. Everybody else is in NATO. Why not the Crips? You going to tell me we wouldn't kick the shit out of Estonia?
Curtis, known as King Cuz, emerged as a prominent and intelligent figure within the gangster community. He led the Rollin' Paper Chasers gang, which notably became the first to incorporate trained medics into their operations during conflicts. These medics would swiftly aid the wounded, transporting them to makeshift field hospitals, blurring the lines between tragedy and admiration for their resourcefulness. Curtis's innovative approach demonstrated a unique blend of street smarts and pragmatism.
