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Ronald Chatman, aka Madd Ronald

From left to right: Krazy Karl, Minister Tony Mohamed, N.O.I., and Madd Ronald (Photo taken: March 2003)

O/G Madd Ronald is a member of the Rollin 20's Bloods and has been so since he was 8 years old. Madd Ronald spent 22 years as an active Blood (gangbangin') in Los Angeles. As a youth he served time in Central Juvenile Hall, Sylmar Juvenile Hall, and Camp Afflerbaugh (in La Verne, California). As an adult he spent 6 years in the California State Prison System (over the course of 4 prison sentences). He has been housed at ten of California's prisons, such as Soledad, Solano, Tehachapi, Chino, C.M.C (east), C.R.C., and Corcoran, just to name a few.

Currently Madd Ronald is studying philosophy at a community college in Los Angeles and he is also writing his own autobiography. On March 8th , 2003 Madd Ronald along with the support of Minister Tony Muhhammad and the Nation of Islam and other gang intervention programs from throughout Los Angeles, Watts, and Venice, organized a pre-rally, March for Peace, and the "2nd Annual Day of Peace," in (West Adams) Los Angeles. Madd Ronald is now spearheading "The Conscious Blood Movement", and is a great advocate of the peace movement in Los Angeles.

Madd Ronald is currently working on his first book, "The Internet Compositions of O/G Madd Ronald: Blood For Life" What do you think? Madd Ronald should NOT write his autobiography  10% Madd Ronald should write his autobiography  24% Madd Ronald shoud write on the internet only  6% Madd Ronald should write his autobiography and continue writing on the internet  40% Madd Ronald should quit writing  20% votes: 1918 Polls

Madd Ronald Speaks 638K, 15 seconds He can be contacted at via email: ronr20s@yahoo.com Ronald "Madd Ronald" Chatman PO Box 18933 Los Angeles, CA 90018 Meet Madd Ronald up close and personal on Street Raw Series 1. You can visit Madd Ronald at www.maddronald.com for more information on his latest work.