Policy and Numbers Gambling an often Untold and Overlooked Piece of Organized Crime in America

A historical account of Theodore “Teddy” Roe who courageously fought the Chicago Mafia aka The Outfit, for control of the lucrative Policy/Numbers racket. During the time when the mob was muscling in on the Policy/Numbers game that for decades had been a staple in the African-American Community many knuckled under the pressure. However, Roe was one who didn’t fold. He famously told mob bosses that he’d rather die first than give up control of his operation. This book details Roe’s courageous battle.

A native of Thunder Bay, Canada, and based in Rock Hill, South Carolina, Ron Chepesiuk is an optioned screenwriter, award-winning author, documentary producer and director, publisher, and radio host. He's published thirty-five books and more than 4,000 articles that have appeared in 350-plus magazines and newspapers, including The New York Times and USA Today. Michael Roe is a Chicago native who in his spare times loves researching and studying history. This is his first printed work.