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Alleged Mississippi Gang Leader, Former Century Resident, Indicted On Racketeering Charge
July 17, 2013
A man that claimed to live in Century has been indicted on a federal racketeering conspiracy charge accusing him of attempted murder, kidnapping, bank robbery, drug distribution and bribery.
Jason Marshall Bullock, 37, gave a home address at the Century Woods Apartments at 20 West Highway 4 when he was arrested in Escambia County. Also known as “Sir J-Mac”, he allegedly was the head of the Simon City Royals street gang in Mississippi, operating out of the Hattiesburg area. Bullock identified himself as the “Prince of Mississippi”.
According to federal court records, Bullock would sometimes travel to Chicago to meet with leaders of the gang, which was formed in Chicago in the 1960’s and branched out to Mississippi and other locations. The gang has been involved in crimes such as murder for hire, drug trafficking and gambling, court documents state.
In 2006, Bullock was among gang members that conspired to kill Joseph Shelton who was ultimately shot and assaulted but survived. The hit was allegedly ordered by Bullock.
A Forrest County (Miss.) deputy was allegedly bribed by gang members to deliver an unspecified contraband to Bullock in jail, according to the indictment. Bullock previously served just over four years in federal prison for the robbery of the Citizens State Bank in Seminary, Miss., in 1998.
A federal judge has ordered Bullock held without bond pending transfer to Mississippi. He remained in the Escambia County Jail early Wednesday morning.
According to ATF Special Agent Randy Beach, Bullock moved away from the Century Woods Apartments about a year ago. He was taken into custody without incident at a home on Tennessee Drive in Pensacola.
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20 Responses to “Alleged Mississippi Gang Leader, Former Century Resident, Indicted On Racketeering Charge”
his a good person just went down some wrong roads
I know him
Sir j-Mac……wow words can’t even be formed for this cat.
A huge Thank you goes out to all LEOs who made it happen!
This guy lived on Tenessee Dr. Talk about giving a neighhood a bad name!
Duke, that might apply in Catholic countries with heriditary rulers but even then only if the pope or archbishop annoints the ruler. Sadly, we are not blessed with such tyrants. David for Common Sense
LOL funny story…even funnier comments! Thanks for the laughs, y’all!!
LOL… He’s going from “Prince of Mississippi” to “Princess of Cell Block 6”
@Dennis Wiggins,
LONG LIVE THE KING!! lol
@ Duke of Wawbeek:
As this jester “identified himself as the ‘Prince of Mississippi’,” I hereby identify myself as the King of Killam Rd, and hereby “authorize the arrest of [the] prince.”
There. It’s a done deal. Any further comments from the “commoners?”
He is certainly not the godfather, or scarface.. He is living proof that crime does not pay..
Only the King, Queen or Pope has the authority to authorize the arrest of a prince.
“the prince of Mississippi”…I don’t think I would have told law enforcement officers that..”.yes i’m the prince of Mississippi welcome to my Century woods apartment would you like some tea while I wait for you to arrest me”….these so called gang leaders crack me up……
Century Woods was his vacation home…
So it appears that the $12,000 website is working, seeing as it is bringing in people and business from other states!
This is no joking matter…these guys are bad news. Hope they can put him away for a long time!
The Prince. That about takes the cake. Take him to the tower.
Where do people get such absurd notions. Great job Escambia County Gang Crimes Unit.
So the “Prince of Mississippi” was living in the Century Woods Apartments…LOL…Yep royalty if I ever seen it…
I wonder how “royal” he feels tonight waiting for extradition back to Hattiesburg? Gee, just what ARE the qualifications to be a leader of this gang of fools? Low IQ, check……. No morals, check……..ability to have other fools follow your lead, check…….hey we have a born gang leader here!!
Well we would greatly appreciate you hurrying up and getting this man out of our Town…Quick fast and in a hurry……