Police corruption tales in Chicago are like something out of a Hollywood script. Bo Deal knows all too well about crooked men behind the badge. The Killa Klan boss sat down with DJ Smallz Eyes to speak on his experience with shady policemen.

“Even though I was hustling – they never caught nothing on me – they would still ride down on us and put packs on us,” Bo revealed. “I’ve had packs put on me and locked up for something I didn’t do. They ride down on me cause they know I’m on parole, they put a pack on me and tell me I’ma lock you up for this pack unless you give me a gun. So then we gotta go and have somebody bring a gun and leave it somewhere. Sh*t like that cause they get a paid day off and extra sh*t for every gun they find. Where I’m from, that happen everyday. Like T.C. and Pacman, they officers locked up doing a hundred years.

Edward Lee Jackson Jr., known as “Pacman,” was sentenced to 115 years in prison for shaking down drug dealers for thousands of dollars in the Austin neighborhood in Chicago. Jackson was the face of the highly publicized “Austin 7” case.

“They deserve it cause they gave a lot of innocent big time,” Bo said.

Watch Bo Deal talk about police corruption in Chicago above.

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